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Shell Reporting Analyst in Chennai, India

  • Typically:• Gathers data, analyses and reports findings. Gathers data using existing formats and will suggest changes to these formats. Resolves disputes and acts as an SME, first escalation level.• Conducts analyses to solve repetitive or patterned information and data queries/problems.• Works within a variety of well-defined procedures and practices. Supervised on progress and results; informs management about analysis outcomes. Works autonomously within this scope, with regular steer required e.g. on project scope and prioritisation. May coach less experienced colleagues.• Supports stakeholders in understanding analyses / outcomes and using them on topic related to own areas of expertise. Interaction with others demands influencing and persuasion in a tactful manner to explain and advise on performed analyses of information.• Job holder identifies shortcomings in current processes, systems and procedures within the assigned unit and suggests improvements. Analyses, proposes and (where possible) implements alternatives.This job profile contains generic information and does not describe individual positions or required job competencies. Grading decisions will also depend on other factors.

  • Additional Job DescriptionAdditional Job DescriptionThe Reporting Analyst will focus on operational excellence in the delivery of the process. They will build a deep knowledge of the outputs required and ways of working to deliver these, along with the tools and systems that are an integral enabler of the process. They will work in collaboration with colleagues in R&A and their peers from other processes where operational excellence or data integrity impacts on the R&A delivery. The role requires an ability to deliver the appropriate metrics and drive interventions either directly or via timely escalation.PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES:

  • Understanding all Shell internal group reporting and analysis requirements for Legal entities whilst ensuring key controls and reconciliations are carried out per the reporting timetable.

  • Responsible for preparing and completing the quarterly Group Return close process as well as latest estimates.

  • Proactively liaise with the different functions, providing business and finance support to Shell Catalyst & Technology entities.

  • Ensuring the creation, maintenance and update of process and procedures documentation.

  • Assisting with providing financial guidance and ensuring compliance with relevant Group, IFRS and Statutory requirements.

  • Ensuring timely preparation/review, audit and filing of statutory accounts.

  • Working with external audit firms including senior managers, directors & partners pertaining to multiple countries and offices.

  • Manage co-ordination/support for the audit.

  • Working closely with other teams like tax, legal, transaction processing Group Reporting etc.

  • Ensuring compliance with standard internal controls associated with the statutory reporting process.

  • Should be focused and result oriented.

  • Ensure timely preparation/review of Financial Statements and supporting work papers for Legal Entities consistent with the requirements of the appropriate regulatory reporting framework within agreed timelines.

  • Coordinating the statutory audit/ Group Audit, which would involve preparing/requesting input, required for audits, validating inputs received and sharing with auditors, coordinating for replies to queries raised by auditors and successfully close out the audit within agreed time.

  • Leads/participates and manages migrations of a wide range of additional new scope of statutory reporting activities and ensures optimization of activity execution and resources

  • The role is technically demanding and requires in-depth knowledge of accounting concepts, international and country specific accounting standards and audit process.

  • Managing peak period while ensuring seamless and timely delivery of financial statements and filing of statutory reports (financial statements).Dimensions:Playing a key role in the delivery of financial reporting for their area of accountability. The role requires high tolerance of shifting planning and business priorities while maintaining the day to day activities. This position has several spikes in workload. The expectation is that we work as a team to complete the tasks and everyone supports everyone else. It will be essential to work closely with a number of senior stakeholders who might have different priorities. Adapt quickly to changing priorities whilst still delivering timely and accurate information despite the changing requirements and timelines.Skills and requirements:

  • Must be qualified accountant with 1-2 years of experience or having equivalent relevant experience.

  • Thorough understanding of financial and management accounting.

  • Good understanding of IND AS/ and IFRS accounting Standards and reporting requirements

  • Good system skills, knowledge of SAP/Advanced Excel/PBI advantageous/Alteryx

  • Prior experience of and willingness to have hands on involvement in the day to day financial activities and provision of MI essential.

  • Analytical, systems/process and accounting skills, with the ability to recognize underlying issues and develop appropriate resolutions.

  • Flexibility in working hours will be essential in peak times such as quarter end.

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