Job Responsibilities:

• Handle receivables and payables for physical products trading transactions.

• Import LC issuance and Export LC negotiation.

• Review trade contracts.

• Coordinate with Operations on trade and shipment information.

• Follow up on the approval for payments.

• Handle payments for cargo and direct expenses.

• Maintain updated trade information in the system for the month-end accounts closing.

• Liaise with Treasury to provide information on receivables and payables for cashflow planning.

• Any other duties as assigned.

Job Requirements:

• Degree in Accounting/Finance/Banking/Commerce/Maritime Studies or equivalent.

• Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in handling payments/invoicing/trade finance.

• LC knowledge will be an added advantage.

• Good quantitative skills and meticulous.

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EA License No: 19C9950

EA Personnel: Ang Ren Jing (Dino)

EA Personnel Reg No: R25146829R

Candidate Profile

This role is suited for individual with an excellent eye for detail, excellent communication and organisational skills. The individual will be self motivated and will be able to work and under pressure.

Job Purpose

The Document Controller will be responsible for managing all construction and technical documents for the company. She will be implementing processes and tools, providing system reports, maintaining and updating electronic information systems, distributing documents, and ensuring accuracy of all documentation.

Key Responsibilities

•Responsible for creating and maintaining a filing system that supports efficient informationmanagement with the project team.

•Effectively follow the Company’s standard operating procedures in submissions of documents andresponsible for complying with Project Control System procedures for proper documentation.

•Conduct regular review audits to ensure information on all records is accurate and up to date.

•Provide administrative support for site set-up and maintenance.

•Coordinate with all departments to assure that all documents are kept in the right place and in theright department file archive to ensure consistency across the business.

•Ensure that all corporate documents are well checked and submitted on time prior to the document’ssubmission due date. Not all employees follow the standard format thus making it the responsibilityof a Document Controller to edit documents that have typographical errors and other types of errorsthat may lead to the disqualification of a document.

•Submission of samples, drawing, ISO document and progress weekly report to respectivestakeholders.

•Follow up with consultants for the approval of samples, including coordination with the tradeconductors.

•Responsible for submitting corporate documents punctually ensuring that ISGs quality standards aremet. Documents with poor quality may lead to further an operational problem hence it is important tosubmit each document with standard quality.

•Keep track on submission of shop drawings, once approved, copies of the updated drawings are tobe printed and sent to site.

•Ensure that all documents are submitted to their pre-designated departments before the requiredsubmission date expires in order to make submissions early.

•Filing of documents in hard and soft copies ensuring OMM are

•Keep track of all Company records by looking through both hard files and computer database files on aregular basis. Keep track of any document changes by highlighting document modifications so that thesechanges can be viewed by upper management personnel.

•Submission for fit-out deposits refunds.

•Provide general administrative support to the project teams as required

• Basic Up to $4500

• 5 days, office hours

• Work at Woodlands (with transport at Admiralty)

• Permanent role with VB

Job scopes:

• Maintain and update project documents timely, including reports, drawings, specifications, etc.

• Control distribution of documents to internal teams and sub-contractors

• Attend to documents-related queries from project teams

Requirements:

• Min. 3 years of relevant experience in Construction field

• Only Singaporean

Only shortlisted candidate would be notified

MTC Consulting Pte Ltd (15C7752) | Teo Hui Yee R22105757

Precision Engineering Manufacturer
West, 5days workweek
Basic + AWS + VB

Responsibilities:

• A corporate-level role responsible for overseeing accounts receivable functions at both the entity and group levels.

• Responsible for performing credit control functions, including liaising with credit insurance providers to ensure appropriate coverage and risk management for customer receivables.

• Identify opportunities for process improvements within the accounts receivable function.

• Evaluate and establish credit control for new and existing customers.

• Review credit terms and conditions and make recommendations for adjustments.

• Prepare and analyze accounts receivable aging reports.

• Provide regular updates on the status of outstanding receivables to management.

• Receive and record customer payments, ensuring accurate application to outstanding invoices.

• Assist in month-end closing activities and support yearly audit activities.

• Ensure compliance with company policies, accounting standards, and relevant regulations.

• Support treasury functions by liaising with banks regarding operational needs, and monitoring and forecasting cash flows to ensure sufficient liquidity for operational requirements and debt service obligations.

• Other ad-hoc duties as assigned

Requirement:

• Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, or related field

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in credit control, treasury management, or related financial roles. 

• Proficiency in financial analysis and cash flow forecasting.

• Excellent communication, negotiation, and relationship management skills

• Ability to work independently, leadership qualities, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment

• Experience in working with credit insurance providers.

• Proficiency in MS Office suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) and SAP system is an advantage.

Please send your updated CV to josie.cha@peopleprofilers.com
All Successful candidates can expect a very competitive remuneration package and a comprehensive range of benefits.

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EA Registration No.: R24124843
People Profilers Pte Ltd
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Some careers have more impact than others.

If you’re looking for a career where you can make a real impression, join HSBC and discover how valued you’ll be. Whether you want a career that could take you to the top, or simply take you in an exciting new direction, HSBC offers opportunities, support and rewards that will take you further.

Within International Wealth and Premier Banking (IWPB), we serve 41 million customers globally, including 6.7 million who are international, from retail customers to ultra high net worth individuals and their families. We help our customers to take care of their day-to-day finances and to manage, protect and grow their wealth. Our international network and breadth of expertise enable us to deliver on HSBC’s purpose of opening up a world of opportunity by providing our customers with borderless banking and world-class wealth management through best-in-class, mobile-first capabilities and exceptional people. Our key areas of operations include Retail Banking and Wealth Management, Asset Management, Global Private Banking, Insurance, and Chief Operating Office.

We are currently seeking a high calibre professional to join our team as an Associate Director, Asia-Pacific Private Credit.

In this role you will:

• Originate, diligence and screen corporate-, family- and financial sponsor-backed private credit opportunities for the Fund to invest in across Asia-Pacific
• Support detailed credit assessment and opportunity analysis via financial modelling, downside and recovery analysis, sector and country research, ESG and structural risk assessments
• Help structure and negotiate transactions – working on tailored covenants, security packages and innovative instruments that are typical of Asia-Pacific private credit transactions
• Draft clear, persuasive investment memoranda for presentation to the Investment Committee, gaining exposure to decision‑making forums, senior portfolio managers and key stakeholders
• Monitor portfolio positions and market developments, including early‑warning analysis, amendment discussions and, where relevant, workout or restructuring situations
• Support the Investment,  Product and Sales teams in the preparation of pitching materials, RFPs and investor and market engagement activities
• Build and develop effective working relationships across HSBC Asset Management, HSBC Bank, investors, borrowers and other key 3rd party market participants  

To be successful you will need:

• Experience gained in private credit, leveraged finance, structured finance or similar
• Proven track record of mid-market lending experience and working with corporates, family-backed businesses, promoters and financial sponsors
• Excellent commercial acumen and awareness, including of economic, cultural, procedural and regulatory issues
• Excellent interpersonal skills and a proven ability to build strong working relationships with all stakeholders
• Ability to evidence relationships with mid-market corporates, family-backed businesses, promoters, financial sponsors and advisers
• Excellent communication skills – including written, verbal, and the ability to deliver compelling presentations to people at all levels within the business
• Excellent analytical skills – including working with financial models and an understanding of the fundamentals of investment appraisal
• Excellent time management, planning and organisation skills

Opening up a world of opportunity
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Position title : Financial Controller

Location: Admiralty

Working Days:  5 Day A Week

Working hours : 9:00am - 6:00pm

Salary : $10k - $12k (depends experience)

Responsibilities:

Strategic Finance Leadership & Business Partnership

• Serve as the principal finance partner to the CEO and CFO, providing forward-looking insights, analysis, and recommendations to support strategic and operational decision-making.

• Prepare high-quality financial materials, analyses, and presentations, and participate in executive and management meetings as required.

Company Finance Operations & Oversight

• Lead the Company’s corporate finance functions, including corporate reporting, FP&A, treasury, tax, and working capital management.

• Drive strong financial discipline across the organization, including oversight of cost structures, margin and yield-related financial analysis, capital expenditure governance, and operational financial performance.

• Strengthen finance operating models, systems, processes, and workflows to enhance efficiency, scalability, and data integrity.

• Drive the automation and digitalization of financial processes to improve productivity and reporting quality.

Financial Planning, Performance Management & Controls

• Lead robust budgeting, forecasting, and performance management processes across the Company.

• Ensure timely, accurate, and insightful financial reporting to executive management.

• Act as the primary management interface with external auditors, advisors, and regulatory bodies.

• Partner with cross-functional leaders to support strategic initiatives, transformation programs, and enterprise-wide projects.

Requirements:

• Professional certifications such as CPA, ACCA, or CA.

• Senior finance leader with deep experience in corporate finance, financial control, and performance management within a semiconductor or manufacturing‑intensive environment.

• Proven track record in senior finance leadership roles such as Financial Controller or Finance Director with Company‑wide scope.

• Candidates with extensive exposure to manufacturing finance and operating models of similar complexity are strongly preferred.

• Strong technical grounding in Company reporting, Company FP&A, treasury and insurance, tax, and internal controls.
  

  
  

Interested applicants, WA your resume to +65 9136 9792 or email your resume to supreme.yentan@gmail.com.

Tan Yen Zhen (Chen Yan Zhen) Reg No: R25138932

The SupremeHR Advisory Pte Ltd EA No: 14C7279

Our client, a well-established bank is seeking a Credit Analyst for its corporate banking business.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive credit analysis on corporates, financial institutions, sovereigns, or structured products
• Analyze financial statements, cash flow projections, capital structures, and industry trends
• Prepare credit reports, investment memos, and recommendations for credit committees
• Assign and maintain internal credit ratings and limits
• Monitor existing credit exposures and identify early warning signals
• Conduct scenario and stress testing to assess downside risks
• Stay informed of macroeconomic developments and regulatory changes impacting credit risk
• Liaise with front office, risk management, compliance, and other stakeholders
• Support portfolio reviews and periodic credit assessments

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field
• Minimum 3 – 6 years experience in credit analysis, risk management, or related roles
• Strong understanding of credit risk principles and financial modeling
• Proficient in financial statement analysis and valuation techniques
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• High attention to detail and ability to work under deadlines
• Experience with rating agencies, banks, or asset managers is an advantage
• CFA or equivalent professional qualification is a plus

Interested candidates kindly forward your CV to ethelsk.tan@peoplesearch.jobs (Ethel Tan Seok Khoon, Reg No: R2096281). Feel free to forward this great opportunity to someone who would be a great fit for this role.

All information will be kept strictly confidential. We regret to inform that only successful applicants will be contacted.

PeopleSearch Pte Ltd

EA License No: 16S8057

• Assess the creditworthiness of APAC counterparties through detailed financial analysis and internal rating assignments, presenting credit files and limit requests to the Credit Risk Committee.
• Monitor credit exposures, limits, and risk indicators across a live portfolio of counterparties, responding to Front Office queries on trade exposures and limit availability.
• Negotiate credit, collateral, and payment terms in trading agreements — including ISDAs and physical master agreements — in collaboration with Legal and Front Office.
• Track credit events and market developments affecting the counterparty portfolio, and escalate material risks appropriately.
• Develop credit risk frameworks for new products and markets, and support cross-functional projects across commercial and risk functions.
• Analyse major transactions and present materials to senior risk and group-level committees, interfacing with risk methodology teams.

Requirements

• Understanding of energy commodities markets, products, and counterparties
• Prior experience in credit analysis tools (S&P Capital IQ, Moodys, Reuters or Bloomberg)
• At least 7 years of credit risk experience in a commodities trading house or financial institution, with coverage of both physical and paper instruments

Rentokil Initial is one of the largest business services company with more than 68,500 colleagues worldwide and operates in over 90 countries. The company relies on the commitment, ability and teamwork amongst colleagues to deliver the services and delight customers. We are the market leader in both pest control and hygiene solution industries for more than 50 years in Malaysia. As our presence in 11 major cities nationwide expands, we invite suitably qualified and highly dynamic colleagues to passionately grow with us.

We are seeking a motivated and dynamic Credit Control Administrative to support our finance department. Unlike a traditional Credit Controller, this role is purely administrative. You will act as the vital link between our customers, the Credit Control team, and the AR department, ensuring that all communications and documentation are processed accurately and efficiently within our systems.

In this role you will be responsible for:

• Email & System Coordination: Manage the Centralized Credit Control email inbox daily. Ensure all incoming correspondence is sorted and uploaded to the Credit Next system or routed to the correct department for action.
• Post-Service Documentation: Systematically compile all service-related documents and job sheets received after service completion to ensure the billing trail is complete.
• Data Entry & Maintenance: Accurately key in data from service documents into the internal system, ensuring all records are up-to-date and error-free.
• CEWT Validation: Follow up with Credit Controllers regarding CEWT certificates. Perform thorough validation checks before passing them to the AR team for journal processing in Business Central (BC).
• Workflow Monitoring: Monitor the Credit Next system to ensure that customer queries are being actioned and reverted by the relevant Credit Controllers in a timely manner.
• General Support: Assist with other administrative duties as assigned by your superior to ensure departmental KPIs are met.

The ideal candidate will possess:

• Minimum Diploma in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field.
• Prior experience in an administrative or data-entry role (experience within a Credit Control or AR environment is a plus).
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Excel is essential)
• Strong written and verbal communication skills in English and Bahasa Malaysia.
• High level of accuracy and attention to detail.
• Proactive with a strong sense of urgency.
• Must be a Malaysian citizen or hold relevant residence status.

Highly Desirable:

• Multitask and manage high volumes of digital documentation.
• Build rapport with internal stakeholders across different departments.
• Converse in local dialects (Mandarin/Cantonese) is an added advantage for coordinating with various stakeholders.
• A team player who takes ownership of their assigned tasks.

Rewards and Benefits

• Attractive base salary, contractual bonus
• Comprehensive Insurance Plans for Surgical & Hospitalization, Term Life and Personal Accident
• Out-patient & Specialist Coverage
• Dental & Optical Coverage
• Additional Retirement benefits
• Staff Purchase Plans

You will be welcomed into a friendly, robust and competitive team that are highly motivated and focused on achieving goals and results. You will be given full product training, with hands on assistance from the Credit Control Manager.

Equal Opportunities

Rentokil Initial believes in supporting all employees to provide equal opportunities and avoid discrimination. We also place emphasis on workplace diversity which means that we are serious about creating an inclusive environment that accepts each individual's differences, embraces their strengths and provides opportunities for all colleagues to achieve their full potential.

Locations:

Rentokil Initial, No. 3, Jalan U1/25A, Seksysn U1, Hicom Glenmarie Industrial Park, 40150 Shah Alam

Location: Suntec
Employment Type: Permanent, Full-time

About the Role

We are looking for a Credit Risk Analyst to support the bank’s credit risk management function. This role will be responsible for credit assessment, risk monitoring, and regulatory reporting, ensuring all credit exposures are managed in line with internal policies and regulatory requirements.

You will work closely with both front-office and back-office teams, playing a key role in maintaining asset quality and supporting prudent risk decisions.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform credit risk evaluation on corporate clients, including review of credit terms and conditions prior to facility drawdown
• Monitor credit exposures, repayment behaviour, and compliance with approved terms and covenants
• Identify potential risk issues and recommend appropriate mitigation measures in line with the Bank’s risk framework
• Prepare and submit risk management reports (e.g. credit risk limits, RWA, asset quality and portfolio reports) in a timely manner
• Support implementation of risk policies and guidelines from Head Office and local management
• Participate in drafting and updating credit policies and procedures
• Prepare reports in Business Chinese for submission to Head Office, including regulatory reporting (e.g. MAS610)
• Liaise with internal stakeholders across front and back office to ensure smooth processing of credit and trade-related transactions
• Support ad-hoc projects and assignments as required

Requirements

• Degree in Finance, Banking, Accountancy or related discipline
• Minimum 6 years of experience in credit risk / credit analysis within banking
• Strong understanding of credit assessment, financial analysis, and risk management principles
• Familiarity with regulatory reporting (e.g. MAS returns) will be an advantage
• Good knowledge of global financial markets, industry trends, and macroeconomic environment
• Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines
• Proficiency in English and Mandarin is required for reporting to Head Office

About Vin's Automotive Group

Vin's Automotive Group("Vin's") is a Singapore-based automotive group listed on the SGXCatalist board. The Group operates across multiple verticals including used carsales, electric vehicle distribution, vehicle rental and leasing, commercialvehicles, financial services (motor loans and credit), insurance, claimsmanagement, and workshop services. The Group is led by the Executive Chairmanand the Chief Executive Officer, and is entering its next phase of growthfocused on scale, systems, and operational discipline.

The Group consists of nineentities in total: six operating entities and three holding companies(including the listed entity). The three holding companies carry limitedoperational activity and serve primarily as corporate vehicles. The GroupFinancial Controller is responsible for the consolidation, reporting, andfinancial control across all nine entities, with day-to-day operational financework concentrated in the six operating companies.

Role Summary

The Group Financial Controlleris the senior finance executive responsible for the integrity of Vin'sfinancial reporting, the strength of its control environment, and the deliveryof Vin's obligations as a listed entity on the SGX Catalist board. The roleleads the finance function hands-on, works closely alongside the team onconsolidation, close cycles, and compliance matters, and supports the CEO andExecutive Chairman on investor-facing and Board-level finance requirements.

This role suits a qualified,hands-on finance leader who is technically sharp, governance-minded, andcomfortable rolling up sleeves with the team. The right candidate takes genuinepride in a clean close, a well-controlled ledger, and a well-prepared set oflisted-company disclosures.

The Group Financial Controllerrole also carries genuine progression potential. For the right individual whodemonstrates sustained performance, judgement, and commercial contribution overtime, there is scope to grow into a Chief Financial Officer mandate withinVin's as the Group's capital agenda matures.

Upon confirmation, the GroupFinancial Controller will be formally designated as an Executive Officer ofVin's Holdings Ltd, with the associated disclosure and accountabilityobligations under the SGX Catalist Rules.

Key Responsibilities

1. Financial Reporting, Consolidation & Statutory Audit

•       Prepare consolidated financial statements across allnine entities in accordance with SFRS(I) and internal Group policies.

•       Own the monthly, half-yearly, and annual closingcycles, ensuring timely, accurate, and well-controlled reporting.

•       Lead the annual statutory audit process across all nineentities, serving as primary counterpart to the external auditors; drive theaudit to timely and clean completion, with the bulk of audit activityconcentrated in the six operating entities.

•       Oversee management reporting, MIS, and KPI dashboardsfor the CEO, Executive Chairman, and Board.

•       Lead results analysis and variance commentary for Groupand subsidiary performance.

2. SGX Catalist Compliance, Annual Report, AGM & SustainabilityReporting

•       Ensure Vin's compliance with the SGX Catalist Rules,including continuous disclosure obligations.

•       Prepare half-year and annual financial resultsannouncements for review and release.

•       Lead preparation of the Annual Report, working with theCEO, Executive Chairman, and external advisors.

•       Lead preparation of the annual Sustainability Report inline with SGX Catalist requirements, including stakeholder materialityassessment and climate-related disclosures.

•       Coordinate AGM preparation, including financialsections, resolutions, and shareholder materials.

•       Monitor and report on Interested Person Transactions(IPTs) in line with Catalist requirements.

•       Track and report on IPO proceeds utilisation.

•       Prepare Audit Committee and Board finance papers;attend AC and Board meetings as required.

•       Support the CEO and Executive Chairman on engagementwith sponsors, external auditors, and registrars, with the Group FinancialController executing the technical and documentation workstreams.

3. Internal Controls & Internal Audit

•       Design, maintain, and continuously strengthen theGroup's internal control framework.

•       Enforce segregation of duties, authority matrices, andapproval workflows across all finance-sensitive processes.

•       Lead fraud risk assessment and prevention protocols;champion a culture of financial discipline and escalation.

•       Lead the annual internal audit cycle with Vin'sappointed internal auditors, including scoping, coordination, and remediationtracking, under the direction of the Audit Committee.

•       Ensure all internal and external audit findings aretracked and closed within agreed timelines.

•       Serve as an independent check within the executiveteam, with the judgement and willingness to escalate matters of concern.

4. Treasury, Cashflow & Banking

•       Manage Vin's treasury operations and day-to-dayliquidity position.

•       Own Group cashflow forecasting, working capitalmanagement, and debt covenant monitoring.

•       Lead banking relationships across the Group, includingregular engagement with Vin's principal banking partners.

•       Monitor existing credit and banking facilities; managerenewals, amendments, and compliance reporting.

•       Drive new banking facility discussions and negotiationsalongside the CEO and Executive Chairman, including preparation of banksubmissions, financial projections, and negotiation of terms.

5. Budgeting, Forecasting & Finance Support

•       Lead the Group's annual budget cycle and rollingforecast process.

•       Translate financial performance into clear managementreporting and commentary for the CEO and executive team.

•       Support business units on financial informationrequests, budget tracking, and variance discussions.

6. Systems, Processes & Continuous Improvement

•       Drive improvements in financial processes, reportingstructures, and controls as the Group scales.

•       Partner with the Technology team on ERP and financesystem implementation, enhancement, and integration work.

•       Standardise workflows across entities and reducereliance on manual processes.

•       Establish scalable, well-documented finance processesthat support future growth.

7. Tax & Regulatory

•       Oversee Group tax compliance, planning, and transferpricing arrangements.

•       Manage statutory filings and regulatory submissionsacross all subsidiaries.

8. Team Leadership & Capability Building

•       Lead, mentor, and develop the finance team; workalongside the team on technical matters and close-cycle delivery where needed.

•       Coach and develop high-potential team members,including technical training on SFRS(I), consolidation, and listed-companyreporting.

•       Build bench strength and succession capability withinthe finance function.

•       Establish a high-performing, disciplined, andvalues-aligned finance culture.

Candidate Profile

Essential

•       Qualified Chartered Accountant (CA Singapore, CPAAustralia, ACCA, CIMA, or equivalent recognised professional accounting body).This is a regulatory requirement for the Group Financial Controller of an SGXCatalist-listed issuer and is non-negotiable.

•       Minimum 10 years of post-qualification experience,including at least 3 years at Financial Controller or Senior Finance Managerlevel.

•       Experience in a listed company environment (SGXpreferred), or with strong exposure to listed-company reporting and disclosure.

•       Proven experience in designing and operating internalcontrol frameworks.

•       Strong command of SFRS(I) and familiarity with SGXCatalist Rules and continuous disclosure obligations.

•       Hands-on experience with Group consolidation andstatutory reporting.

Preferred

•       Prior Financial Controller experience in a listedentity.

•       Exposure to the automotive, financial services, orconsumer finance industries.

•       Experience working with sponsors, regulators, andexternal auditors on listed company matters.

•       Experience supporting IPO or post-IPO activity.

Attributes

•       Strong ethical instinct and independence of judgement;willingness to escalate matters of concern.

•       Hands-on, detail-oriented, and comfortable workingalongside the team on delivery.

•       Credible with both the team and the Board; able toadjust communication style to the audience.

•       Patient teacher with genuine interest in developingjunior finance talent.

•       Organised, deadline-driven, and unfazed by the rhythmof close cycles and listed-company deadlines.

Reporting Structure

•       Reports to: Chief Executive Officer (solidline); Executive Chairman and Audit Committee Chair (dotted-line engagement).

•       Direct reports: Finance team.

Working Arrangements

•       Based at Vin's headquarters.

•       5.25-day work week: Monday to Friday (0845–1745) andalternate Saturdays (0845–1245). This applies company-wide with no exceptions.

About Us
We are a dynamic technology company headquartered in Singapore, with ambitious growth plans. As we continue to scale, we are seeking a seasoned Financial Controller to strengthen our finance function, ensure compliance, and support our expansion journey.

The Role

As Financial Controller, you will report directly to the CEO and serve as a strategic backbone of the finance team. You will be responsible for:

• Leading all financial operations, including accounting, reporting, and compliance.
• Developing and implementing robust internal controls and governance frameworks.
• Overseeing budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management to support business growth.
• Providing financial insights to guide strategic decision‑making and expansion initiatives.
• Liaising with auditors and other professional advisors.
• Advising on corporate governance, regulatory obligations, and best‑practice compliance.

Requirements

We are looking for a candidate who combines strong technical expertise with strategic vision:

• Degree in Accountancy or ACCA, with a recognised professional qualification such as Chartered Accountant or Certified Public Accountant.
• 8–10 years of progressive experience in finance, accounting, or audit, including at least 3 years in a leadership role within a mid‑sized organisation.
• Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to communicate and engage effectively at all levels.
• Proven leadership capabilities, with high integrity, dependability, and a strong sense of urgency.
• Ability to manage ambiguity and operate effectively in a fast‑changing environment.
• Relevant IT industry experience; exposure to ERP systems and Power BI will be an advantage.

Why Join Us?

• Be part of a high-growth SME with a clear growth trajectory.
• Shape the financial future of the company at a pivotal stage.
• Work closely with visionary leaders and industry experts.
• Competitive compensation package with performance-based incentives.

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Our esteemed client in the Construction industry is seeking a Document Controller to join their dynamic team:

• Employment Type: Permanent
• Position: Document Controller
• Location: Woodlands (Shuttle bus provided from Admiralty MRT)
• Working Hours: Monday to Friday, Office Hours
• Salary Package: Up to $5,000 + Bonus

Job Responsibilities:

• Establish, maintain, and ensure the ongoing accuracy of the central document management repository for all project-related files.
• Execute the filing, storage, and timely retrieval of documentation to support project efficiency.
• Administer the formal process for issuing, tracking, and revising documents in strict compliance with internal protocols and project specifications.
• Facilitate the controlled distribution of documentation to relevant internal and external project participants.
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date logs for all document transmittals and submissions.
• Provide dedicated support to project leadership and team members regarding document access, status, and compliance matters.
• Uphold and enforce protocols for version control, confidentiality, and quality assurance of all documents.

Job Requirements:

• At least 2 years of experience as a Document Controller or in a similar role.
• Solid knowledge of document control standards and best practices.
• Proficient in with EDMS and Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).

Ready to apply? Here’s how:

• Click the APPLY button, or
• Email your resume (in MS Word or PDF format) to adelin@intuitrecruitment.com. Include the job title in your email subject line for prompt processing.

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Adelin Chong | EA Personnel Reg No.: R1875641

Intuit Recruitment Pte Ltd | EA License No.: 25C2793

• MNC Company

• Basic $4000 - $4500 + AWS + Variable Bonus

• Excellent Welfare and Benefits + Career progression

• Working location: Lorong Chuan (walking distance from MRT)

• Working day: Monday to Friday

• Working hours: 9am to 6pm
  

Job Responsibilities:

• Researches and verifies credit data on customers to establish or update lines of credit.

• Assesses, recommends and/or approves credit limits.

• Investigates and resolves customer invoice disputes to facilitate payment from, or issuance of, credit to customer.

• Reviews customer accounts for aging of unpaid balances and pending orders, solicits payments on overdue accounts, places delinquent accounts on ‘hold’ status until payment arrangements are secured, determines payment plans/schedules.

• Follows up on payment arrangements and recommends transfer of outstanding customer accounts to collection agencies.

• Develops and maintains relationships with outside credit and/or collection agencies.

• Maintains a variety of files and records associated with delinquent accounts, incomplete files and credit risks.

• Maintains and updates electronic and/or hard copy files in a timely and accurate manner.

• Other duties as assigned.
  

Job Requirements:

• Bachelor Diploma in Finance/Accounting with minimum 3 years of relevant working experiences.

Candidates are encouraged to apply this position via Apply Now button with the following information in the resume

• Work experiences and job responsibilities

• Current and Expected salary

• Reason for leaving

• Date of availability

• Education background
  

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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EA Recruitment Pte Ltd
EA License No: 21C0492

1. Manage end-to-end financial performance of projects (budgeting, forecasting, cost tracking)

2. Perform variance analysis, margin tracking, and cost control

3. Partner with project managers on commercial and operational decisions

4. Review tender costings and project financial feasibility

5. Oversee billing, cash flow, and working capital management

6. Support month-end closing, including project revenue recognition (e.g. POC method)

7. Ensure compliance with internal controls and project governance

Requirements:

• Degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or related field.

• More than 5 years in project finance, accounting, or commercial control in project-based industries (e.g. engineering, construction, EPC, manufacturing).

• Proven experience in:

  • Project costing / budgeting

  • Project financial tracking (not just GL reporting)

  • Working closely with project or operations teams

• Experience with Microsoft Business Central (Navision) is an advantage

Interested applicants for the above advertised position(s), please kindly email an updated copy of your resume to: gs1@talenttradersg.com

EA License No.: 13C6305

Reg. No.: R23117344 (Tiong Tian Ho)

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