Job Description

Implement a new accounting system and keep it up to date. Conduct or organize audits of corporate accounts and financial transactions to guarantee adherence to state and federal regulations.

Job Title : Assistant Chief Financial Officer
Location : Al Ain, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Salary : $ 55.03 per hour.
Company : B2b Cfo
Job Type : Full-Time

Qualifications:

• Communication, administration, analysis, and technological abilities are all necessary.
• This job requires a self-starter who is flexible, motivated, and collaborative, as well as a willingness to roll up their sleeves and get things accomplished.
• The importance of financial strategy and planning cannot be overstated.
• With the Finance Committee and the CEO’s involvement, develop a long-term financial plan.
• Any banking arrangements should be managed in collaboration with other members of the accounting team whenever possible.
• Financial and accounting experience is necessary, preferably in the industrial business.
• Responsible for subsidiary integration and consolidated financial reporting for the Cooperative.
• To get started, you’ll need a bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance.
• Microsoft Office Suite as well as ERP systems, especially Microsoft AX, are abilities which you must have.
• Accounting fundamentals are crucial and should not be overlooked.

Skills:

• It is vital to have prior mergers and acquisitions experience.
• In person, on the phone, and in writing, you must have these communication abilities.
• It is actually recommended that you obtain a CPA certification.
• It’s important to have a strong understanding of (IT) information technology, shipping, and facilities management.
• Awareness of financial accounting systems and databases is necessary.

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