Skill required: Record To Report - Balance Sheet Account Reconciliations
Designation: Record to Report Ops New Associate
Qualifications:BCom
Years of Experience:0 to 1 years
What would you do?
You will be aligned with our Finance Operations vertical and will be helping us in determining financial outcomes by collecting operational data/reports, whilst conducting analysis and reconciling transactions.Posting journal entries, preparing balance sheet reconciliations, reviewing entries and reconciliations, preparing cash forecasting statement, supporting month end closing, preparing reports and supports in audits.Involves balancing all balance sheet accounts against sub-ledger or other non-general ledger based source data to verify whether the balance sheet accounts are in balance with the source system feeding the general ledger. Differences which arise are addressed as reconciling items.
What are we looking for?
Process-orientation
Problem-solving skills
Numerical ability
Strong analytical skills
Written and verbal communication
Roles and Responsibilities:
In this role you are required to solve routine problems, largely through precedent and referral to general guidelines
Your primary interaction is within your own team and your direct supervisor
In this role you will be given detailed instructions on all tasks
The decisions that you make impact your own work and are closely supervised
You will be an individual contributor as a part of a team with a predetermined, narrow scope of work
Please note that this role may require you to work in rotational shifts
Qualifications
BCom
Role: Finance Executive
Industry Type: IT Services & Consulting
Department: Finance & Accounting
Employment Type: Full Time, Permanent
Role Category: Finance
Education
UG: B.Com in Commerce
PG: Any Postgraduate
Key Skills
Skills highlighted with ‘‘ are preferred keyskills
balance sheetjournal entriesforecastingaccountingrecord to report
accounts receivableaccounts payablesapglgeneral accountinginternal auditgeneral ledgerp2prtrr2rtally erpbank reconciliationtallyfinance