New Job Opportunity at Duma Works - Arusha, Senior Accountant | Deadline: 26th March, 2019

New Job Vacancy at Duma Works, Senior Accountant | Deadline: 26th March, 2019

Job Title: Senior Accountant

Duma Works is recruiting a Senior Accountant for our client; a leading tour company in Arusha, Tanzania.

Position Profile

Be a Certified Management Accountant (CMA) or Accountant (NBAA) or equivalent

Commercial experience within a large complex organization

Bright, ambitious and tenacity to help a business move to the next level.

The position demands energy, enthusiasm, and the willingness to go the extra mile.

Good interpersonal and leadership skills.

At least three years  experience as a Senior Accountant with auditing.

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