Rachel Spiker

About Rachel Spiker

How many people do you know with a psychology degree that work in accounting? Now you know one. You might think they’re unrelated, but if you’ve ever stressed about money or worried about bills getting paid, you know that money is emotional. Working in accounting is more than a ledger. It is a personal responsibility to people. It’s not just the money that goes in the bank; it’s time you can’t get back with your family and how cash flow impacts your business every day. Millions of dollars matter just as much as hundreds of dollars. Every penny counts. I’m pursuing my CPA to keep learning and growing in my accounting career.

Experience

1. Staff Accountant

   Pac-12 Enterprises

   Jul 2024 — Present · San Ramon, CA, US

Education

• University of Oregon

  Bachelor's Degree, Psychology

• College of San Mateo

  concurrently enrolled high school, Psychology

• College of San Mateo

  Accounting

Skills

• Microsoft Access
• Microsoft Word
• Financial Analysis
• Tax
• Quickbooks
• Accounting
• Google Chrome
• Accounts Receivable
• Powerpoint
• Microsoft Excel
• Microsoft Office
• Social Media
• Management
• Accounts Payable
• Project Management
• Microsoft Powerpoint
• Marketing Strategy
• Event Planning
• Leadership
• Customer Service
• Training
• Accounting for Small Businesses
• Vendor Partnerships
• Bookkeeping
• Financial Accounting