Sr Assistant Financial Controller

The Senior Assistant Financial Controller is a challenging role with both complete ownership of financial reporting and a valued contribution to strategic finance initiatives and projects. This opportunity will be based in Dublin. Oracle is an ACCA approved employer.

• Controllership of US GAAP obligations including leading, reviewing & coordinating the month end close, balance sheet reconciliations & reporting requirements;
• Controllership of Statutory audit obligations including the preparation of financial statements of Oracle subsidiaries, driving the audit & ensuring compliance with local requirements;
• Continually improve operational excellence by partnering with Oracle Global Finance Organisation;
• Collaborate cross-functionally with internal global stakeholders including Tax, Treasury and Legal to mitigate risk to the enterprise;
• Due diligence and execution of acquisition accounting and on-going compliance for Mergers & Acquisitions;
• Contribute to the global execution of key Global strategic initiatives & projects.

• Professional Italian Accounting Qualification with minimum 2+ years post qualified relevant experience;
• Large PLC/Multinational/Big-4 audit experience and US GAAP reporting;
• Exposure to Oracle Financials and/or other ERP solutions is an advantage;
• A proactive self-starter with a desire to learn, innovative inquisitive mindset & ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously;
• Excels in a Global high performing, collaborative, diverse & agile environment.

As a member of the finance division, you will assist in accounting functions which may include general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, fixed assets, and inter-company transactions. Maintain the general ledger to include the preparation of journal entries, analysis, reconciliation and reporting. Maintain and implement general accounting systems. Conduct account reconciliation periodically, ledger close activities, and provide accurate financial data to support management in decision making. Develop and prepare financial reports including profit and loss, income and balance sheet statements. Review and analyze inter-company transactions. Ensure all journal entries comply with internal and external audit specifications. Participate in the ongoing development and maintenance of internal procedures and processes. May participate in special projects.

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