Account Assistant
An Account Assistant helps in managing financial tasks and supports the accounting department. They often work under the supervision of accountants or financial managers and are responsible for maintaining accurate financial records and assisting with various tasks.

Key Responsibilities:

Invoice Processing: Managing the processing of purchase orders, invoices, and payments.

Data Entry: Updating financial records in accounting software or spreadsheets.

Reconciliation: Helping with bank and account reconciliations.

Financial Reporting: Assisting in preparing financial reports and statements.

Filing and Documentation: Keeping track of financial records and organizing documents.

Accounts Payable/Receivable: Helping track outstanding payments and collections.

Skills Required:

Strong attention to detail.

Knowledge of accounting principles.

Proficiency in accounting software (e.g., QuickBooks, Excel).

Good organizational skills and ability to meet deadlines.

Cost Controller
A Cost Controller is primarily responsible for managing and controlling a company’s costs to ensure it stays within the budget. They monitor expenses and help identify areas where cost efficiency can be improved.

Key Responsibilities:

Budget Preparation and Management: Developing and maintaining cost budgets for projects or the company.

Cost Monitoring: Tracking expenses and comparing them to budgets to identify any discrepancies.

Reporting: Preparing regular cost reports for management to make informed decisions.

Cost Analysis: Analyzing cost trends and identifying areas of overspending or inefficiencies.

Forecasting: Helping predict future cost trends and advising on necessary adjustments to maintain financial health.

Collaboration: Working closely with project managers and finance teams to ensure cost control strategies are followed.