Statutory Analyst

Statutory Analyst LocationPetaling Jaya - Malaysia The Statutory Analyst is primarily responsible for the compliance process for a country with specific responsibility for ensuring that overall statutory accounts are properly recorded, reconciled and supported by underlying documentations. The position holder is responsible for ensuring high quality statutory financial information is prepared for global Schlumberger legal entities as well as preparing global financial reports. Nevertheless, Statutory Analyst would be reporting to the Statutory Accounting Manager and strongly communicating along with the team and lead fellow colleagues. Responsibilities Ensure timely and accurate production of financial statements in accordance with local GAAP and country statutory reporting requirement; Prepare supporting documentation for statutory financial statements in line with local GAAP to a standard ready for external audit; Regularly review the legal entity results during the year to understand drivers of revenue & profitability, in addition to full understanding of the balance sheet; Maintain general ledger accounts and related processes for the production of financial statements and reports; Ensure that the accounting entries are in compliance with Schlumberger Finance Knowledge documents and internal controls rules; Understands the end to end process under his/her responsibility, report gaps and propose improvement; Contribute to process Standardization and Automation; Reconciles and controls differences between Statutory and USGAAP accounting practices; Responsible for preparation of supporting schedules for tax authority audits and statutory audits; Understands, reviews, implements and complies with Sarbanes Oxley requirements as defined in the risk control matrix; Liaise with Schlumberger / Hub local finance staff (plant/project controllers) around the world to build out statutory packs and finalise financial statements; Communicate and provide information to external auditors and global finance team to ensure an efficient audit process; Analyse and prepare reports to support transfer pricing and cross border billing processes consistent with the tax organizations guidance; Indirect tax analysis and compliance; Ad hoc financial analysis and projects as required; Complies with all applicable company policies. Qualifications Candidate must possess at least a Bachelor's Degree, Professional Degree, Master's Degree in Finance/Accountancy or equivalent. Excellent communication skills; strong English command required. At least have 3 years of working experience in the related field is required for this position. An international team of finance professionals Consisting of multiple nationalities, the Schlumberger Finance team not only provides global support, but is also a truly international group. We exist to keep the business on track and accomplishing this requires quick thinking, problem-solvers who thrive in a fast-paced environment. Candidates must be able to legally work at different locations and flexible. Behaviour Problem Solving Basic skill in project estimation with standard complexity, creative and innovative solutions, analytical oriented, and basic decision-making skills communication. Leadership Functions independently and in a team with basic project management skills. Communication Standard oral and written communication skills, and customer oriented. Cross Discipline Basic understanding of company strategy and the practice of the principles of Quality Management. Schlumberger is an equal employment opportunity employer. Qualified applicants are considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, or other characteristics protected by law. We are an accredited employer of ACCA, CPA and ICAEW.