Skip to main content
MyJobNigeria

Job details

Financial Reporting Analyst at Phase3 Telecom Limited – Abuja

Phase3 Telecom Limited is recruiting a Financial Reporting Analyst in Abuja for a combined financial analysis, reporting and accounts-payable management position.

Responsibilities

  • Consolidate and analyse budgets, forecasts, income statements and actual results to assess performance and highlight variances.
  • Prepare periodic financial statements, risk reports, financial models and management recommendations.
  • Benchmark performance, review processes and identify opportunities to strengthen financial reporting, cash flow and receivables processes.
  • Oversee payable transactions, safeguarding supporting documents and handling vendor enquiries promptly.
  • Set up vendor accounts, record invoices and payment vouchers in Sage and keep vendor ledgers current.
  • Produce vendor balances and ageing reports, reconcile vendor payments and prepare monthly withholding-tax incidence reports.
  • Work with senior leadership on corrective actions and any additional finance assignments.

Requirements

  • A bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting or a related discipline and mandatory ACA or equivalent professional qualification.
  • At least five years of financial reporting, forecasting and accounts-payable experience.
  • Sound financial reporting knowledge, analytical judgement and organisational and problem-solving skills.
  • Experience with financial automation and accounting systems, including Sage and Peachtree.
  • Proficiency in Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Access.
  • Experience in a telecommunications ISP or mobile network environment is strongly preferred.

How to apply

Email your CV and cover letter using Financial Reporting Analyst as the subject line.

Email your application to Recruitment@phase3telecom.com.

Application deadline:

Check the employer and application instructions before sharing personal information.

About the employer

Phase3 Telecom Limited provides fibre-optic infrastructure and telecommunications services in West Africa. Its network spans thousands of kilometres, including infrastructure built on Nigerian power corridors, with regional expansion plans across ECOWAS.

Important safety tips

  • MyJobNigeria will never ask you to pay to apply for a job or share a one-time password (OTP). Be cautious about requests for sensitive personal information.
  • If this listing appears suspicious, please report it through our contact page.

Share this page