Temp General Ledger Accountant

Job DescriptionNOV Africa is currently recruiting for a dynamic, problem-solving and figure-oriented individual to be responsible for general accounting activities within the accounting department for the NOV Group of companies reporting to the Africa Support Controller. The Temp Africa GL Accountant will provide support as part of the Centralized Accounting Team in meeting the overall objectives of the finance function.The Temp Africa GL Accountant is a centralized role managing specific centralized functions for various ledgers across Africa. In this role, you will be responsible for applying accepted accounting principles and procedures to analyze financial information, prepare accurate and timely financial reports and statements, and ensure compliance with appropriate accounting control procedures, in line with NOV and local statutory requirements.DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:Activities below will be performed on a rotational basisMonthly reconciliation of all Accounts Receivable and AccountsBalance GL to AR and AP sub-system balances and reconcileReconcile IC AP, AR, Loan balances with other IC partners, as well as IC TransactionsEnsure that the General Ledger and Fixed Asset/Lease sub-systems are alignedEnsure inventory sub-systems to GL balance on a monthly basisPrepare and process all relevant journals with appropriate supporting informationPreparation of financial information and supporting schedules according to monthly close scheduleOrganize and prepare monthly, quarterly, yearly financials that meet the NOV reporting requirements in terms of quality of accounting, deadlines, and documentation of controls.QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE:Bachelor's or higher degree in Accounting or Finance.Advantageous, but not essential: Professional Accountant (SA), AGA (SA)3-5 years maximum general accounting experience in commerce or completed SAIPA/SAICA Articles/formal accounting training, knowledge of IFRS.Advantageous: Knowledge of US GAAP and SOX reporting.Strong understanding of accounting theoryFluent in English; French would be advantageous.
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