INDOMOBIL GROUP
We, a multinational company that moves in selling trucks and buses are currently looking for potential and talented people from acknowledged universities for the following position and qualifications:
1. CREDIT CONTROL STAFF
Requirements :
Female
Min 25 years max 28 years
Graduated S1 Accounting
Having experience 2 years in same field
Quick learner, good Initiative, Good Communication.
Fluent in English
Computer literate
Experience in Finance, Accounting or Banking is a must
2. INTERNAL CONTROL SUPERVISOR
Requirements :
Male
S1 Accounting with overall GPA minimum 2.75, preferably from reputable university
Aged 24-34 years
Having experience 2 years in same field
Fluent in English (written & spoken)
Computer literate
Understand internal control
Understand Sarbanes Oaxley preferable
Strong will and able to work as a team
Interested candidates who meet the above should send in detail their resume, stating the expected salary, enclosed with recent passport – sized photograph and supporting documents.
To Know more about us, please visit : www.hino.co.id
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
INDOMOBIL GROUP, LOWONGAN AKUNTANSI
Label: ACCOUNTING AND TAX
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