Benefits:

Health insurance
Opportunity for advancement
Training & development
Dental insurance

Who we are

Startouch One calls itself the #1 Starbucks licensee in South Florida. It runs 13 stores and counting, from Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach and the Florida Keys. The stores are inside hospitals, hotels, malls and transit hubs like Brightline Central Station, so they serve thousands of guests every day. Its motto is "Delivering excellence in every cup." It grows by investing in technology, improving the guest experience and staying close to the communities it serves.

Our sister company, Urbis Real Estate, offers investors complete real estate services. That includes property management, sales, rentals and development across Florida.

Together we're a fast-growing, bilingual team with offices in Aventura, FL and Buenos Aires, Argentina. We're building our finance team now, and this role is a core part of it.

Why this role is different

This isn't bookkeeping for a single company. You'll keep the books for two businesses: high-volume coffee retail and real estate property management. That means daily store sales, rent rolls, owner payouts and vendor payments, all in one seat. You'll learn faster here than in most bookkeeping jobs, and your work will directly shape how leadership sees the business each month.

What you'll do

Keep the books moving every day: enter vendor bills, receipts and payments with the correct entity, store or property, and account coding.
Follow the money: match daily store sales to bank deposits and card settlements across 13 locations.
Run reconciliations: reconcile bank and credit card accounts every week and at month-end. Follow up on anything missing, unmatched or duplicated.
Power the month-end close: prepare AP/AR aging reports and schedules, help with payroll entries and reconciliations, and collect 1099 data for our CPA.
Keep things audit-ready: maintain vendor records (W-9s, payment details) and well-organized digital files.

You'll report to our Controller.

What you bring

2–4+ years of full-charge or multi-entity bookkeeping experience
Solid command of double-entry accounting, AP/AR and bank reconciliations
Strong QuickBooks and Excel skills (XLOOKUP/VLOOKUP, pivot tables), plus Google Workspace
High accuracy when handling a large volume of transactions, and you stay calm on recurring deadlines
Discretion with confidential financial information
Professional English; Spanish is a big plus

Bonus points

Experience in restaurant/retail bookkeeping
Restaurant365, Bill.com, ADP, or AppFolio
Associate degree or coursework in accounting, or a QuickBooks certification

Compensation: $40,000.00 - $45,000.00 per year

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

We are a Starbucks Licensee since 2018!

We opened nine stores, in South Florida; Sixty80 Design Hotel, Miami Beach, Aventura ParkSquare, Aventura, Memorial Regional Hospital, Hollywood, Holy Cross Hospital, Fort Lauderdale, Hilton Maren, Ft Lauderdale Beach, The Mall at Wellington Green, West Palm Beach, Baptist Hospital, Miami and Marathon, Florida Keys.

Our company and our partners follow the Starbucks mission: Inspiring and nurturing the human spirit-one person, one cup and one neighborhood at a time.

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