Reconciliation Specialist

About JABU
At JABU, we are revolutionizing the B2B payments ecosystem in Zambia, focusing on empowering small merchants, from entembas to retailers and supermarkets. We are a dynamic, emerging B2B technology startup dedicated to disrupting and improving the way payments are processed in the region. Our team consists of innovative software engineers, adept finance specialists, and efficient operations professionals, all working together in a high-tech, vibrant office environment.

Role Overview
We are seeking a passionate and skilled Reconciliation Specialist to join our FinOps team. This role is at the heart of our business operations, ensuring the accuracy and integrity of our financial transactions. It's a role that requires keen attention to detail and a passion for making a significant impact.

Key Responsibilities
- Perform detailed reconciliation of transactions using Microsoft Excel.
- Analyze and resolve discrepancies in financial records.
- Collaborate with various teams to ensure transaction accuracy.
- Maintain and improve financial data accuracy and integrity.

Qualifications
- Minimum of two years of work experience in a related field.
- Degree in Computer Science, Accounting, Finance, or related fields.
- Extensive experience and proficiency in Microsoft Excel.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Must be a Zambian resident and able to work from our office in Zambia.

What We Offer
- A dynamic and fun working environment with a diverse team.
- A full-equipped office with coffee, light snacks, and daily lunch.
- A six-month internship with the potential to convert into permanent employment.
- Comprehensive training program to enhance reconciliation skills.
- A chance to be part of one of Zambia's best emerging B2B technology startups.

Interview Process
Selected candidates will be invited for a one-hour interview at our office, comprising:
- A 20-minute informational session with behavioral questions.
- A 40-minute practical Excel test involving transaction reconciliation.

Last updated on Feb 4, 2024