Associate Finance Manager for Software Development Platform
Merito is hiring a Finance Manager for their integrated workforce management software platform serving the hospitality market. The role involves managing monthly book reviews, inter-company reconciliations, and financial reporting across India, US, UK, Singapore, and China. Candidates are expected to handle statutory audits, tax compliance, and MIS reporting for international entities. This is an onsite role based in Delhi requiring a Chartered Accountant with strong hands-on financial expertise.
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Experience
4-7 years
Function
Finance
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Merito is hiring a Finance Manager for their integrated workforce management software platform serving the hospitality market. The role involves managing monthly book reviews, inter-company reconciliations, and financial reporting across India, US, UK, Singapore, and China. Candidates are expected to handle statutory audits, tax compliance, and MIS reporting for international entities. This is an onsite role based in Delhi requiring a Chartered Accountant with strong hands-on financial expertise.
TAL's take
Solid tier-2 company with a well-defined finance manager scope spanning multiple international jurisdictions.
Clear and specific responsibilities covering international accounting, statutory compliance, and audit coordination.
Must haves
- Chartered Accountant qualification
- 4 to 7 years of relevant experience
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite
- Strong hands-on experience in General ledger transactions
- Experience in preparing financial statements and MIS reporting
- Experience in convening statutory audits
Tools and skills
Nice to have: transfer pricing.
About the company
Established workforce management software platform, unfamiliar company default mid-tier.
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