Senior Accountant
Aman Group is seeking a Senior Accountant in Dubai to manage project finance activities, budgets, and reporting. The role involves tracking project expenditures, ensuring contract compliance, and collaborating with project directors. Candidates must hold an accounting degree, a relevant certification, and be proficient in Arabic. This position requires strong financial analysis skills to drive efficiency across their luxury brand operations.
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Experience
5+ years
Function
Accounting
Work mode
Onsite, United Arab Emirates
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Aman Group is seeking a Senior Accountant in Dubai to manage project finance activities, budgets, and reporting. The role involves tracking project expenditures, ensuring contract compliance, and collaborating with project directors. Candidates must hold an accounting degree, a relevant certification, and be proficient in Arabic. This position requires strong financial analysis skills to drive efficiency across their luxury brand operations.
TAL's take
Solid established company with a defined, professional accounting scope in a specific location.
The JD provides a clear, structured list of project-related accounting responsibilities and specific educational requirements.
Must haves
- Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance
- CPA, ACCA, or similar certification
- Arabic speaking is essential
- Minimum 5 years’ experience in project development accounting
- Understanding of project financial management, budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow
- Proficiency in accounting software and financial management systems
Tools and skills
About the company
Aman is a well-established luxury hospitality brand, though not a top-tier global tech firm.
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