Senior Project Analyst(Management Accountant)
RA international
Total years of experience :17 years, 11 Months
•Financial Management of the projects in Sudan, Afghanistan, Kenya, Somalia and Chad (UNDP, UNOPS, UNMIS, MINURCAT) reporting directly to CFO.
•Preparation of Monthly, quarterly and Yearly P&L on the Basis of zone wise and project wise is key part of my job.
•Actively Managing finance team of 15 personnel on different projects.
•Initialization of new projects and setting up controls and reporting procedures.
•Training new employee on different locations for ERP system, and familiarize them with companies reporting procedures.
•Acting Administrator for multiple books of accounts for different locations including Sudan, Afghanistan, Dubai, Kenya, Chad and Somalia.
•Preparation of monthly analyzed cost reports for presentation to the management. Comparison to budgets and preparation of variance analysis.
•Analyzing costs throughout the project on a zone by zone and level by level basis.
•Frequently travelling to different locations in order to monitor internal controls and project outcomes and negotiation with clients, subcontractors and suppliers.
•Acting as a point of contact for External auditors for interim and year end audits.
•Handling capital assets employed on the projects including adequate insurance cover and regular maintenance thereof.
•Promote and foster a culture of control and compliance
•Assessment of company financial needs and strategy
•Various forms of financial budgeting are a key part of my job.
•Preparing financial statements including balance sheets, income statements, cash flow, and profit and loss account.
•Handling All the Letter of Credit (LC’s) dealings with the Banks.
•Design and implementation of stock control systems.
•Negotiations with various Steel Mills
Monitoring All banks on regular Basis.
Prepration of Payroll and maintaining all books of Accounts.
ACCA stands for the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, which is a leading international accountancy body. Its members are required to pass a series of examinations in order to qualify. The qualification is internationally recognised and is treated in other countries as being equivalent to the local one. The examinations cover all aspects of business management from the purely technical - such as bookkeeping and cost accounting - to the more theoretical aspects such as motivational theory and theories of risk.