Finance Officer
Genese Solution is seeking a Finance Officer for their Kathmandu office to support the finance department in a multinational cloud and ICT environment. Key responsibilities include sales-billing reconciliation, cost tracking, profitability analysis, incentive calculations, and audit preparation. The role requires proficiency in Excel, Google Sheets, and Tally, along with a solid background in accounting. This position offers exposure to multi-disciplinary skill areas within a global start-up ecosystem.
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Experience
3+ years
Function
Finance
Work mode
Onsite, Nepal
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Genese Solution is seeking a Finance Officer for their Kathmandu office to support the finance department in a multinational cloud and ICT environment. Key responsibilities include sales-billing reconciliation, cost tracking, profitability analysis, incentive calculations, and audit preparation. The role requires proficiency in Excel, Google Sheets, and Tally, along with a solid background in accounting. This position offers exposure to multi-disciplinary skill areas within a global start-up ecosystem.
TAL's take
Solid mid-level role in a regional multinational service provider with defined responsibilities and professional growth exposure.
The JD provides a very clear breakdown of daily financial responsibilities, required accounting tools, and conceptual financial skills.
Must haves
- 3 years of relevant experience
- Intermediate proficiency in Excel or Google Sheets
- Working knowledge of Tally
- BBS, BBA, or ACCA qualification
Tools and skills
About the company
Regional cloud/ICT services company with multinational operations.
Posts mentioning Genese Solution
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