Accounts & MIS Executive (Software Migration & Integration)

URGENT HIRING: Accounts & MIS Executive (Software Migration Role cum integration role)

Company: Reputed Mid Size Advisory Firm

Location: Mumbai (In-Office-near dadar)

Job Type: 6 to 8 Month Contract (Leading to a Permanent Job based on your performance and vacancy)

Salary/Pay: ₹28,000 - ₹41,000 per month

Who Should Apply:

• Experience: 2 to 4 years of hands-on experience in Accounts, MIS, or Data Handling.
• Education: B.Com, M.Com, MBA Finance, or CA Inter (Dropouts welcome).
• Skills: You must be an expert in Advanced Excel. Basic data entry will not suffice.
• Communication: Strong English communication skills are required to coordinate directly with the technical software team.
• Availability: Must be an immediate joiner.

What You Will Do (The Role):

​The firm is in process of takeover/merger/integration and it needs to upgrade its accounting software/systems/process. You will help shift/merge/clean/improve the financial data/documents/files etc.

​Use Advanced Excel (VLOOKUP, Pivot Tables, Data Formatting) to clean and match heavy data before uploading.

​Organize and track old financial documents to ensure nothing is missed during the software change/process.

​Talk directly with the integration team/IT/Software team to fix data errors or understand integration, so Good English Communication and quick understanding is required.

​To Apply: Share your updated CV to [email protected] or WhatsApp at 9156592259 with Accounts and MIS executive in Subject line mentioned

Pay: ₹28,000.00 - ₹41,000.00 per month

Application Question(s):

• Are you available to join immediately or within a maximum of 7 days?
• Are you currently residing in Mumbai and willing to commute to the office 6 days a week?
• How many years of hands-on experience do you have using Advanced Excel (VLOOKUP, Pivot Tables) for data matching?
• Practical Scenario: You are doing a VLOOKUP using a Vendor Code. You can visually see the exact same code exists in both sheets, but your formula is returning an #N/A error. Assuming the formula is correct, what is the exact first thing you will do to the raw data to fix this?

Work Location: In person