Flex

Manufacturing

TreasuryAnalyst

$215–345k ~AI est. Shenzhen, China FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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optimal for Mid candidates.

The Brief

“Treasury Analyst at Flex. Skills: Cash management, Treasury operations. Oversee daily cash operations. Update daily bank balances”

Industry & Context.

Manufacturing
Problems you'll solve

Wire investigations; Cash reporting investigation

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

3 years of related experience, Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting or related field or equivalent experience and training

What You'll Do.

Oversee daily cash operations

Update daily bank balances

Monitor balances for funding and/or investments

Evaluate and negotiate banking services and fees

Monitor bank performance

Manage overall banking relationship

Coordinate banking activities for acquisitions and divestitures

Assist in wire investigations for corporate bank account

Maintain global bank account database

Perform worldwide investigation for cash reporting

Research interest income and expense

Interact with sites to ensure compliance with company's

Support Corporate and Regional Treasury for Cash Management/Treasury

Work closely with the General Ledgerank Reconciliation team

Provide required documentation for Audit

Maintain appropriate source documents for Audit

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

General Ledgerank Reconciliation team

Full Job Description

Flex is the diversified manufacturing partner of choice that helps market-leading brands design, build and deliver innovative products that improve the world. A career at Flex offers the opportunity to make a difference and invest in your growth in a respectful, inclusive, and collaborative environment. If you are excited about a role but don't meet every bullet point, we encourage you to apply and join us to create the extraordinary. ## Job Summary **Summary:** The “**Treasury Analyst** ” will be based in **GBS** This role will be In charge of managing treasury activities, developing processes and holds up in the areas of cash management, Payment Disbursement, FX, Payment Booking and BRS. **Responsibilities:** **Treasury/Cash Management** * Oversees daily cash operations - updating daily bank balances from bank systems/reports, inputting bank wires, and monitoring balances to define cash position for funding and/or investments. * Evaluates and negotiates banking services and fees, monitors bank performance and manages overall banking relationship. * Coordinates banking activities for acquisitions and divestitures. * Assists in wire investigations for corporate bank account reconciliations. * Maintains global bank account database. * Performs worldwide investigation for cash reporting, excess cash, interest income and expense research. * Interacts with sites to ensure compliance with company's treasury policy and procedures. * Holds up Corporate and Regional Treasury for Cash Management/Treasury related activities. * Works closely with the General Ledger/Bank Reconciliation team to close the open items on timely basis. * Provides required documentation and maintain appropriate source documents and other related documents in holds up for Audit. **Qualifications:** * Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting or related field or equivalent experience and training. * Typically requires a minimum of 3 years of related experience. ## ## Job Category Finance Required Skills

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