Stock Accountant

• Record purchases, goods received, sales issues, transfers, customer and supplier returns, promotional stock and approved adjustments accurately and promptly.
• Maintain stock records by SKU, warehouse, unit of measure, batch and expiry date, as applicable.
• Verify purchase invoices and goods receipt documents; reconcile landed costs, including freight, duties and other approved charges.
• Maintain inventory valuation and cost-of-goods-sold records in line with company accounting policies.
• Reconcile inventory records with warehouse records and the general ledger; investigate differences and follow up until resolved.
• Coordinate cycle counts and physical stocktakes with the warehouse team, verify results and document variances.
• Monitor slow-moving, near-expiry, expired and damaged stock; flag risks early and prepare provision or write-off proposals for approval.
• Maintain financial stock records independently from physical custody.
• Ensure stock movements and adjustments have supporting documents and required approvals.
• Prepare stock movement, aging, valuation and variance reports; support month-end closing and accurate gross-margin reporting.
• During the initial stage, assist with sales and purchase entries, supplier and customer reconciliations, and other routine accounting tasks assigned by the Finance Manager.
• Flag overdue balances, credit exceptions and material stock or cost variances to Finance.
• Support audit requests and maintain complete, organized records.

Bachelor's Degree in Accounting is required Trade and Export Promotion for 2 years as a minimum