FAT Manager (Mandarin Speaker)

Work Location: UOB Plaza, Jakarta

Reporting to: Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

Language Requirements: Fluent in Mandarin, English, and Bahasa Indonesia (Trilingual)

Key Responsibilities (岗位职责)

1. Financial Consolidation & Budget Management

Oversee financial statement consolidation, corporate budget planning, and financial data analysis.

Deliver professional financial statements in English and prepare bilingual financial data analysis reports (Chinese & English).

2. Cross-Border Capital Repatriation

Formulate and execute legal strategies for cross-border capital repatriation (transferring Indonesian entity profits back to the Hong Kong holding company).

Manage compliant channels including dividend distributions, shareholder loan and interest repayments, and cross-border technical/management service fees.

3. Business Partnership & Operational Controls

Drive business enablement and secure cross-departmental process loops.

Implement strict controls over corporate assets, inventory shrink/losses, and proactively rectify operational loopholes across departments.

4. Local Tax Compliance & General Oversight

Maintain comprehensive oversight of local tax compliance and financial regulatory requirements in Indonesia.

5. Business Support & Cross-Functional Alignment

Act as a strategic business partner to facilitate cross-functional collaboration and drive operational efficiency.

Job Requirements (任职要求)

1. Educational & Professional Background

Bachelor’s degree or above in Finance, Accounting, Investment, or a related discipline.

Professional qualifications such as CPA, ACCA, or local Indonesian BKP (Certified Tax Consultant) are highly preferred.

2. Work Experience

Minimum of 5 years of financial experience in medium-to-large enterprises, with at least 2 years of financial management experience in Indonesian foreign investment companies (PT PMA) or the retail/trading sector.

Proficient in Indonesian local tax regulations and familiar with basic financial compliance requirements from Indonesian Customs (PPJK-related fees) and the Ministry of Manpower.