Accounting & Reporting Analyst - Account

Overview

Handle accounts payable processing, reporting, and SAP analysis for ABB.

Key Responsibilities

• analysis
• compliance
• stakeholder updates
• invoice review
• ap processing
• control testing

Tasks

-Executing analysis and reports assigned and taking appropriate action as necessary. -Compiling with and helping to achieve internal control over financial reporting compliance in accounts payable for applicable templates. -Ensuring all relevant stakeholders are aware of progress and/or issues to maximize customer satisfaction. -Checking invoices to verify that they comply with the fiscal and internal control requirements. -Processing accounts payable transactions, ensuring accurate tracking and processing. -Performing necessary activities within the accounts payable area to ensure accurate and timely reporting. -Participating in internal control testing and prepares relevant documentation.

Requirements

• communication
• excel
• analytics
• sap
• mba
• accounting

What You Bring

-You are at ease communicating in communication (verbal/written) -Knowledge of Microsoft Office, specifically on MS Excel & PowerPoint -You are passionate about Analytics skills -2 to 4 year of work experience in SAP / S4 HANA is preferred -Degree in Mcom/MBA-finance/ BCOM -You are immersed engaged in you enjoy working with SAP good in accounting

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Benefits

-Should be flexible for shifts

About Abb

-A global technology leader with a rich history of innovation. -Focuses on electrification, automation, robotics, and digitalization for global industries. -Delivers solutions to improve productivity, energy efficiency, and sustainability. -A key player in sectors like utilities, transportation, manufacturing, and infrastructure. -Notable projects include electrification of rail networks, automation in factories, and energy-efficient grid solutions. -Continues to lead in integrating cutting-edge technologies, combining the digital and physical worlds.

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