Under the overall supervision of the Systems Support Officer in the Movements Systems Support, and the direct supervision of both the National Accounts Officer & the Senior Accounts Assistant in the Airline Invoice Settlement team; the Accounts Assistant will assist with the accounting for IOM Global Airlines ticket cost payables as per their assigned Airlines Assignment.
Verify Proflight (PF) information in ATOMs is reconciled with the invoice information, passsenger names match along with the itenerary, fare and taxes amounts, invoice & credit note information.
Check goods receipt status, invoice status (Not posted/Partially paid) and purchase order (PO) has a corresponding invoice.
Detect, analyze, and monitor outstanding TORs and POs to assist in clearing a Project WBS by using monitoring tools from WAVE & ATOMs, and by cross referencing these with posting history, TOR information, and invoice documents on hand.
Clear invalid POs to assist in closing the Project WBS by performing manual clearing entries and by liaising with ATOMs Tech Support or with PRISM Central Support Team (PCST) for WBS extensions.
EDUCATION
EXPERIENCE
Experience in accounting or bookkeeping, preferably in accounts payable.
Experience in working for an international/multinational environment is preferred.
Experience in the Airlines industry is an advantage, but not required.
SKILLS
Knowledge of General Accounting & Accounts Payable accounting.
Knowledge of accounting systems such as SAP or ORACLE.
Proficiency in using MS Office Apps
Required Competencies
IOM’s competency framework can be found at this link Competencies will be assessed during the selection process.
Values - all IOM staff members must abide by and demonstrate these five values:
Core Competencies – behavioural indicators Level 1
Notes
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