The Payables & Receivables Control Analyst is responsible for monitoring, validating, and reconciling all payable and receivable transactions to ensure accuracy, completeness, and proper recording. The role plays a key part in maintaining healthy cash flow, accurate balances, and strong control over customer and vendor accounts across systems.

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• Monitor accounts payable and receivable balances and transactions on a daily basis
• Reconcile vendor and customer accounts between operational and accounting systems
• Ensure timely recording and settlement of invoices, collections, and payments
• Investigate and resolve discrepancies with internal teams and external parties
• Follow up on outstanding receivables and aging balances
• Validate proper allocation of payments and receipts
• Support monthly closing activities related to AP/AR balances
• Ensure compliance with internal controls and approval processes
• Prepare aging reports, reconciliation reports, and management dashboards

• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field
• 4–7 years of experience in accounts payable, receivable, or financial control
• Strong understanding of accounting principles and reconciliation processes
• Experience working with high transaction volumes and multiple systems
• High attention to detail and strong analytical skills
• Good communication and stakeholder management abilities

• Experience in fintech, payments, or telecom environments
• Familiarity with ERP systems such as Microsoft Dynamics (BC) or similar
• Experience with intercompany reconciliations and settlements
• Knowledge of process automation and improvement initiatives

• Advanced Microsoft Excel (reconciliation, data analysis, reporting)
• ERP systems (e.g., Microsoft Dynamics Business Central or similar)
• Strong understanding of accounting and reconciliation tools
• Data visualization tools (e.g., Power BI)
• Basic SQL knowledge is a plus

• Structured and collaborative work environment
• Exposure to core financial operations and control functions
• Opportunities for career growth and internal mobility
• Continuous learning and professional development