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Financial Analyst
Confidential Careers · Bagdad
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About the role
The Finance team is looking for a proactive Financial Analyst to support business growth in Baghdad. You will be responsible for budgeting, forecasting, inventory control, and financial reporting while ensuring compliance with local regulations.
Key responsibilities
- Prepare and monitor budgets, latest estimates, and month‑end closing activities.
- Manage receivables, coordinate collections, and reconcile sales with distributors quarterly.
- Record commercial invoices, reconcile AR entries, and handle bookkeeping, taxes (WHT, income tax, social security) and local financial statements.
- Investigate COGS variances, perform inventory reconciliations, and manage the TMS cycle up to gross profit.
- Conduct volume‑mix, price, and profitability analyses at brand and SKU level.
- Prepare and review distributor P&L statements and support OPEX tracking against benchmarks.
- Collaborate with Finance Manager on budget exercises and assist in management presentation decks.
Required profile
- Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting or related field; CMA or CPA a plus.
- 2‑4 years of experience in corporate finance, FP&A, or related areas.
- Residency in Baghdad and full‑time availability.
- Strong analytical, decision‑making and problem‑solving abilities.
- Fluent in English and Arabic, both spoken and written.
Required skills
- Advanced Excel
- Financial modeling
- MS Office suite
- Database and document management systems
What we offer
- Opportunity to influence financial performance of a growing business.
- Collaborative environment with cross‑functional teams.
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