Finance Controller - CA

We are hiring for 'Returning Women'

- Women returners/ Women on career breaks for at least minimum of 6-12 months, who share their values of passion, courage, collaboration and curiosity.

Skills required :

- Qualified CA or someone from strong finance background with strong Record to Report (R2R) experience

- Post qualification experience of 2-5years

- Experience in month end / quarter end / year end close for IFRS and ideally other international GAAPs.

Designation - Finance Controller

Location - Gurgaon ( hybrid mode )

What you would do :

- Own the local and corporate ledger for the controlled entities while managing their set-up and maintenance in Oracle Fusion.

- Manage the controlled entities' financial close process. Resolve issues as required and ensure on-time close for all controlled entities; review results end-to end and provide commentary on P&L and B-S effects and analysis versus prior year.

- Prepare or oversee the accurate and timely preparation of statutory filings and supporting commentary for all controlled entities, and submit to signatory for sign-off.

- Create the statutory to corporate reconciliation on a quarterly basis and ensure differences are understood.

- Provide the accounting contributions for Cash Flow and B-S forecast, plan and budget to the central controllership and planning and performance teams.

- Ensure that local compliance local are understood and that the entities fulfil compliance reporting and filing requirements as well as financial requirements for liquidity and capitalisation.

- Responsible for managing the audit for the assigned entities, coordinating local, central and 3rd party response.

- Identify and implement process and systems improvements in order to streamline activities and enable increased focus on results analysis.

What we expect from you :

- Qualified Chartered Accountant with strong Record to Report (R2R) experience

- Post qualification experience of 2-5years

- Experience in month end / quarter end / year end close for IFRS and ideally other international GAAPs.