State Street

Financial Services

Manager

₹25–40L ~AI est. Bangalore, India FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Manager at State Street. Skills: Global billing operations, Invoice management, Process improvement. Manage invoice billing process. Manage invoice raising”

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Problem solving skill

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

10 to 12 years working with invoices, Global billing function experience, Experience building and maintaining control environment, Experience establishing policies and procedures, Experience driving centralization of end-to-end activities

Nice to Have

CPA Qualified

What You'll Do.

Manage invoice billing process

Manage invoice raising

Manage OOPS invoicing

Manage invoice review

Manage complex engagement model

Manage daily invoice deliverables

Provide subject matter expertise

Manage invoice production

Manage invoice review

Assist with process re-engineering

Assist with standardization

Assist with automation

Drive ongoing process improvements

Oversee operational invoicing activities

Oversee billing process

Oversee invoice review team

Maintain robust control environment

Manage ad-hoc invoice projects

Evaluate productivity

Evaluate team efficiency

Gather feedback for appraisals

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams

Full Job Description

**Background:** State Street has established a Global Billing Function, which is responsible for client billing set up and invoicing across all business lines and geographies globally at State Street. Organizationally, it combines all groups performing these activities globally, and also includes centers residing in State Street Shared Service locations in Poland, India and China. Billing Organization owns aspects of business-as-usual activities within billing areas and also drives process improvements and automation. **Basic Purpose of Job:** The Invoice Review Lead will be responsible for all aspects of the invoice billing process including invoice raising, OOPS (Out of Pocket Expenses) invoicing, and invoice review across State Street global businesses spread across countries & regions. The Invoice Review Lead will manage a large team with a complex engagement model on a day-to-day basis. The individual will be directly responsible for daily management of accurate, consistent, and timely invoice deliverables. This individual will provide subject matter expertise in invoice preparation and review including receivables analytics. The Invoice Review Lead will also be responsible for managing State Street Global Advisors’ invoice production and review. In addition to Business As Usual (BAU) responsibilities as described above, this role will also be involved in process re-engineering, standardization, and automation efforts. ### **Responsibilities:-** **_**Business As Usual (BAU) Activities:**_** * General responsibility for all operational invoicing activities * End-to-end responsibility for a major group of the billing process: Invoice preparation and review * Oversee and manage the invoice review team to achieve global consistency and effectiveness in controls; accurate, quality work; and transparency into activities and results. Maintain a robust control environment: process controls, process oversight and process governance responsibility * Develop the team to a

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