Manage Hyperion Financial Management processes across two to three implementation life cycles. Support financial close activities, statutory reporting, month-end close schedules, reconciliations, validation issue resolution, and HFM process management. Apply knowledge of Local GAAP and IFRS while developing and maintaining HFM rules.
Company Description
K-Tek’s core business is into temporary staffing, permanent placement and volume hiring. Since inception of our staffing solutions has grown multi-fold with global offices. We know what works best for our clients and what doesn’t. This is the key differentiator and this is how we edge over the competition.
Job DescriptionExperience in handling 2 - 3 life cycle of HFM
· In depth knowledge about financial close process ( statutory requirements)
· Knowledge in Local GAAP and IFRS
· Handle Month end close to ensure tight closing and reporting schedules
· Daily/monthly reconciliation and validation issues
· HFM Process Management
· Experience in HFM rules
you can reach me at deeba 8326034697
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
K-Tek Resourcing LLC Fremont, California, USA Office
Fremont, United States
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