Developing procurement strategies that are inventive and cost-effective. Sourcing and engaging reliable suppliers and vendors. Negotiating with suppliers and vendors to secure advantageous terms. Reviewing existing contracts with suppliers and vendors to ensure on-going feasibility. Building and maintaining long-term relationships with vendors and suppliers. Approving purchase orders and organizing and confirming delivery of goods and services. Less

A cost controller's main duty is totrack and control the costs associated with one or more of their employer's projects. On a day-to-day basis, they are responsible for tasks such as compiling monthly cost forecasts, tracking employee hours invested on a project, and verifying invoices issued by suppliers. Less

Working closely with assigned clients and leads to determine needs. Staying current on company products and services. Demonstrating benefits of company offerings. Drafting and sending communications to clients about new offers. Traveling to tradeshows and product launches. Performing product demonstrations. Less

Prepares, posts, verifies, and records customer payments and transactions related to accounts receivable. Creates invoices according to company practices; submits invoices to customers. Maintains and updates customer files, including name or address changes, mergers, or mailing attentions. Less

Responsible for a business's money transactions, including income and expenses, a finance executive makes sure that their organization is profitable. They manage cash-flow statements, budgeting and tax planning. They also determine ways for the company to cut costs to maximize profits. Less

Collect different quotes from subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers. Analyze company data, monitor budgets and prices using software packages. Review and assess cost estimates. Identify labor, material, costs and time requirements by researching proposals, blueprints, and any related documents. Prepare detailed cost estimate reports. Conduct regular risk assessments. Less

Analyze and assess the financial statements and credit history of existing and potential clients. Review credit applications and perform credit checks. Structure deals and perform risk assessments. Ability to make informed decisions backed by sound assessment. Consult and negotiate with clients regarding financial transactions, payment terms, and credit limits. Less

Auditing clerks areresponsible for the examination of financial and inventory transactions to ensure they are accurate and entered correctly. Their job description involves verifying the accuracy of figures and calculations relating to a business transaction recorded by other company personnel. Less

Risk analystsexamine a firm's investment portfolios, including overseas investments, and analyze the risk involved in associated decisions. They use their analytical skills to project potential losses, and make recommendations to limit risk through diversification, currency exchanges and other investment strategies. Less

Reviewing the company debtor list. Contacting customers and informing them of their overdue bills. Advising customers on their payment options and suggesting methods of payments. Negotiating suitable payment plans. Maintaining customer payment records. Preparing customer financial statements for banks and the state credit department. Less

Collecting daily, weekly, and monthly employee timesheets. Calculating employee work hours. Calculating employee benefits and deductions. Preparing employee compensation checks using payroll software. Ensuring taxes comply with company and state regulations. Scheduling electronic payments and handing out paychecks. Preparing payroll reports. Less

Providing support to the Accounting Department. Performing basic office tasks, such as filing, data entry, answering phones, processing the mail, etc. Handling communications with clients and vendors via phone, email, and in-person. Processing transactions, issuing checks, and updating ledgers, budgets, etc. Preparing financial reports. Less

Reporting to the Accounting Supervisor or other project managers as required. Reviewing budgets, including staffing, work plans, and fee structures. Providing project managers and clients with timely financial reports and budgets, as well as project forecasts. Preparing pre-billing reports for project managers to review. Preparing actual costs, working capital, and tax reports. Monitoring receivable income and supporting project managers with collections. Less

Identify and assess areas of significant business risk. Implement best audit and business practices in line with applicable internal audit statements. Manage resources and audit assignments. Identify and reduce all business and financial risks through effective implementation and monitoring of controls. Develop, implement and maintain internal audit policies and procedures in accordance with local and international best practice. Compile and implement the annual Internal Audit plan. Less

Evaluate clients’ financial documents including their income, expenses, and liabilities. Offer support and guidance in financial, insurance, and investment planning. Create strategic financial plans and budgets for clients. Monitor clients' needs and adjust their financial plans accordingly. Prepare financial and business analysis reports. Less

A Finance Controller isa professional responsible for preparing a company's financial reports, which include balance sheets and income statements. They also assist in compliance audits and monitoring internal controls to ensure that everyone does their job correctly. Less

Key Account Executive is to prepare a sale plan including forecast based on the targeted segment by aligning to company goal and strategy to acquire new customers with ambition and passion to achieve high result in order to maximize revenue and profit for enterprise sales through offering enterprise services. Less

Evaluating budget proposals and funding requests. Collaborating with project managers to develop a budget. Conducting cost-benefit analyses to determine value. Approving or rejecting funding requests. Determining whether budget proposals are in compliance with regulations. Defending budget recommendations against management. Developing a final budgetary agreement with management. Less

Develop and maintain the cost accounting system, documents, and records of the organization. Analyze and recommend costs and cost savings. Prepare and complete internal cost audits. Comply with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) for financial statements. Analyze the data collected and log a detailed record of the results. Analyze any changes in goods or services provided in order to determine what effect it has on the cost. Less

Evaluate clients’ financial documents including their income, expenses, and liabilities. Offer support and guidance in financial, insurance, and investment planning. Create strategic financial plans and budgets for clients. Monitor clients' needs and adjust their financial plans accordingly. Prepare financial and business analysis reports. Less