Assistant Manager Finance

Company Description AA Bangladesh (Automobile Association of Bangladesh) is the only member club in the country of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), serving both members and the wider motoring public in mobility and motorsport. Founded in 1953 and headquartered in Dhaka, AAB focuses on protecting the interests of Bangladeshi car owners through initiatives in road safety, responsible motor car use, and traffic policy advocacy. The association organizes motorsport training and competitions, provides special benefits to members, and works to influence decision-makers and public opinion on motoring issues. As the FIA-recognized national body, AAB is responsible for developing motorsport in Bangladesh according to international standards and issuing competition driving licenses for local, national, international, and esports events. More information about AAB and its role within the global FIA network is available on its website and FIA’s member club directory.Role Description The Assistant Manager Finance is a full-time, on-site role based at AAB’s headquarters in Dhaka, Bangladesh. This position supports the organization’s financial operations, including preparing and reviewing financial statements, managing accounts payable and receivable, overseeing general ledger postings, and assisting in budgeting and forecasting activities. The role involves monitoring cash flow, supporting audits, ensuring compliance with relevant financial regulations and internal policies, and maintaining accurate financial records and documentation. The Assistant Manager Finance collaborates closely with other departments to provide financial analysis for decision-making, assists in preparing financial reports for management and external stakeholders, and contributes to improving financial processes and controls. The role also includes coordinating with banks, vendors, and partners as needed to support smooth financial transactions.Qualifications Candidates should possess strong core finance and accounting skills, including financial reporting, general ledger management, budgeting, and cash flow monitoring.Candidates should possess proficiency with accounting software and productivity tools, such as ERP or accounting systems, spreadsheet applications, and basic data analysis tools.Candidates should possess knowledge of relevant financial regulations, internal control practices, and audit procedures applicable to not-for-profit associations or membership organizations.Candidates should possess capabilities in financial analysis, problem solving, and providing clear, data-driven insights to support operational and strategic decisions.Candidates should possess effective communication and collaboration skills, including the ability to work with cross-functional teams, coordinate with external stakeholders, and present financial information in an accessible manner.Relevant academic qualifications such as a bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field; professional certifications (e.g., CA, CMA, ACCA or equivalent) are considered an advantage.Prior experience in a finance or accounting role, preferably within associations, non-profits, or service-oriented