A group of media newspapers and magazines company
looking for young professionals who have big passion in
challenging environment as:
INTERNAL AUDIT OPERATIONAL (Location: Jakarta)
Responsibilities:
- Audit and review operational daily activities
- Analyze operational and management processes and system controls
- effectiveness and efficiency
- Develop of new systems to ensure that efficient and effective controls
- Auditing the system and procedure of operational in every units
Job Requirements:
- University graduate in accounting and finance with min. 1 year
- experience in the same position or KAP. Fresh graduate are welcome to
apply.
- Strong knowledge in Audit field (Cash, Invoice, Stock Opname, Reconcile
- Cash, Bank and A/R)
- Strong analytical skills
- Excellent in interpersonal skill and communication
- Must have own vehicle and driving license (SIM A/SIM C)
- Well proven in English (oral and written)
If you interest to join with us,
please send your complete CV to:
recruitment@investor.co.id
Lowongan Terkait:
Vacancy : Strategic Planning & Internal Audit StaffKALBE FARMA; Vacancy: Corporate Audit Officer (CAO)MANDOM INDONESIA; LOWONGAN INTERNAL AUDITVACANCY: INTERNAL AUDIT / TAX SPECIALISTPT KALBE FARMA Tbk; Vacancy Corporate Audit OfficerBank UOB Buana; Lowongan Kerja Bank Internal Auditor2 LOWONGAN KERJA TERBARU 2009 di PLAZA INDONESIA
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