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General & Operational Accounting Advisor (Fully remote, Malaysia, 14, MY)

NTT DATA · Malaysia · 2026-10-17

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About this role

Position Overview:

• Individuals have a deep understanding of their own subject area and a broad understanding of related subject areas

• They handle diverse issues and lead projects that contribute to the company's success.

• Ensures accurate reporting by reviewing high risk journal entries and supporting documentation and key account reconciliations.

• Prioritizes activities to meet close deadlines.

• Ensures adherence to company financial reporting requirements.

• Balances books and prepares P&L, income and/or balance sheet statements as necessary.

• Maintains receipts and disbursement reports.

• Coordinates, develops, issues, reviews and updates business unit accounting and operating policies.

Qualifications:

• Bachelors Degree in Finance/Accounting or professional qualification

• Minimum working experience of >5-6 years, preferably in an accounting firm and/or MNC

• Prior experience related to all facets of monthly accounting cycles and procedures to include financial reporting.

• Exert knowledge of relevant accounting practices and principles

• Excellent communication skills & proficient in English.

• Skilled in using Microsoft Office applications (Excel, Powerpoint etc)

• SAP user knowledge and SOX experience is an added advantage

• Possess strong analytical, problem solving and critical thinking skills

• Strong time management and organization skills with the ability to multi-task

• Results oriented, flexible, enthusiastic, self-motivated and a team player

• Able to work independently and communicate effectively with all levels of management and staff

• Advanced client service skills

• Ability to train and mentor others

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