Fernando J Calderon

Fernando J Calderon has a diverse range of work experience in finance and accounting. Fernando J started their career as a Finance AP Contractor at Hyundai AutoEver America, where they processed vendor invoices and verified pricing and contract terms. Fernando J then worked as a Billing Coordinator at Parsons Corporation, where they prepared invoices for various contract types. Later, at Golden State Water Company, they performed accounting tasks using JD Edwards and Hubble Insight software. Fernando J also served as a Billing Specialist at CKE Restaurants, accurately processing high volumes of billings per franchise contract agreements.

Additionally, Fernando has experience as an Accounting Specialist at Mirion Technologies, Inc., where they handled cash applications, accounts payable, and ad-hoc assignments. Fernando J later joined Parsons Corporation as a Billing Coordinator again, performing billing activities for different contract types.

Furthermore, Fernando worked as a Senior Accountant at OPTUMRX PHARMACY, INC., supporting the Rebates Accounting team and creating internal reports using Microsoft Excel and Access. Fernando J also contributed to the month-end close process by uploading journal entries into accounting systems. Fernando J then moved to MARRS Services, Inc., as a Project Accountant, where they processed payroll and prepared project billings.

More recently, Fernando worked as a Financial Analyst at L3Harris Technologies. In this role, they processed job costing labor costs, assisted with month-end closing and reporting, and supported audits. Fernando J prepared journal entries, used Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables to reconcile GL accounts, and created daily cash receipts and accounts payable cleared payments.

Currently, Fernando is a Senior Accountant at Morley Moss Inc. Fernando J brings their expertise in accounting to this role.

Fernando J Calderon received their Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) degree in Accounting from the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras, between 1998 and 2002.