Job description

Job Objective: 

Perform accounting, banking, and other professional expertise duties in matters referred to the department by judicial or other government entities, and provide field and technical supervision over the experts in their group based on the instructions of the Director of the Expertise and Dispute Resolution Department.

Core Competencies: 

Community service and responding to customer needs. Execution excellence. Harnessing and spreading positive energy.

Technical Competencies:

• Sufficient knowledge of legal provisions related to expertise duties.

  
  

• Ability to efficiently lead a work team.

  
  

• Ability to handle work pressure and prioritize tasks.

  
  

• Impartiality and integrity when dealing with parties involved in lawsuits.

  
  

• Demonstrating honesty and trustworthiness.

  
  

Academic Qualification:Bachelor's degree or higher in Accounting and Auditing.

Years of Experience:15 years of experience in the same field.

Key Responsibilities & Duties: 

1. Supervise the review, editing, and drafting of reports and working papers related to cases, and supervise their printing and formatting prior to filing with judicial authorities.

2. Study and express opinions on cases assigned to the Expertise and Dispute Resolution Department, and provide solutions for accounting and financial mandates alongside technical reporting for the Expertise and Dispute Resolution Department.

3. Attend discussion sessions held by the Technical Committee to discuss expertise reports and provide the required clarifications regarding them.

4. Communicate and correspond with concerned individuals to discuss judicial cases referred to the department and address financial and accounting matters such as fees or expenses.

5. Coordinate with experts to draft and prepare detailed financial reports to be submitted to the Director of the Expertise and Dispute Resolution Department upon request from the direct manager.

6. Supervise the editing and drafting of supplementary expertise reports requested by judicial authorities and respond to objections raised by litigants regarding submitted reports.

7. Supervise the archiving and maintenance of incoming and outgoing payment records, data, and other documents entrusted to the Expertise and Dispute Resolution Department, including petty cash, invoices, and correspondence related to completed cases, and provide them to management upon request.

8. Provide support and advice to the Director of the Expertise and Dispute Resolution Department regarding internal administrative procedures, as well as financial and accounting matters.

9. Assess the overall financial status and picture of judicial stakeholders and develop a financial plan upon receiving a request from the direct manager.

10. Coordinate with department staff to follow up on internal accounting procedures within the Expertise and Dispute Resolution Department for the purpose of preparing or reviewing budgets or other related tasks.