Working Capital And Accounts Coordinator

Job description / RoleEmployment: Full Time Are you a credit control and billing expert within an international law firm experience? What You’ll Do:1. Credit control: chase client invoices, resolve queries, and ensure payments land on time2. Billing: prepare debtor statements, post bills/credit notes, and support fee earnersWIP & Debtor reviews: drive monthly meetings, follow up on action points, and ensure working capital hygiene3. Compliance: manage residual balances, SAR rules, VAT legislation, and banking transactions4. Cashiering: post receipts in Aderant, settle disbursements, and handle banking5. Ad hoc finance projects & team support Requirements: 1. Law firm experience is essential2. Proven credit control and billing background in an international environment3. Knowledge of VAT legislation, banking systems, and SAR rules4. Strong communication skills and attention to detail5. Advanced Excel; Aderant experience preferredSalary: AED 20,000 to 22,000 per month inclusive of fixed allowances. About the CompanyMENA Recruit came to fruition in response to a growing need for international legal talent in London and Dubai. Its initial focus began in the Legal sector, evolving as a service provider for other sectors such as Administration, Marketing, Business Development, HR, IT, Finance and C-Suite positions.Over the last two decades, with roots firmly planted in the Middle East and operations expanding into the APAC region, MENA Recruit has gained intuitive industry knowledge and expertise. With its unique, people-focused approach, the firm has yielded competitive advantage for its clients and rewarding careers for the professionals it has supported throughout the years.The company is dedicated to delivering the highest quality of talent and service to its clients while working tenaciously towards helping them achieve higher retention rates. For this reason, MENA Recruit is considered by both candidates and clients as a consultant in the truest sense of the word, offering guidance to both people and organizations on how to adapt to the constant change in market conditions and how to anticipate present and future challenges.Presently, MENA Recruit provides services to organizations and professionals in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and the United Kingdom.With such an extensive global reach, strong brand value, decades of expertise, and an innovative approach towards business challenges, it’s clear why MENA Recruit is the partner of choice for both in-house recruiters and candidates internationally.

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