I am currently exploring Accountant and Finance & Accounts opportunities in the UAE.
I have hands-on experience in:
• Financial Accounting & Bookkeeping
• Account Reconciliation & Bank Reconciliation
• Invoicing, Accounts Payable & Receivables
• P... moreI am currently exploring Accountant and Finance & Accounts opportunities in the UAE.
I have hands-on experience in:
• Financial Accounting & Bookkeeping
• Account Reconciliation & Bank Reconciliation
• Invoicing, Accounts Payable & Receivables
• Profit & Loss & Financial Reporting
• Inventory Management
• Cash Flow & Expense Monitoring
• Tally ERP 9
• Microsoft Excel & MS Office
I hold a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) and am Tally ERP 9 Certified.
I am interested in opportunities such as:
Accountant | Junior Accountant | Accounts Executive | Finance Executive | Accounts Assistant | AP/AR roles
📍 UAE | Dubai | Abu Dhabi | Sharjah | Ajman
UAE Visa Status: Visit Visa
I would appreciate any relevant opportunities, referrals or connections within the accounting and finance sector. less
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