- Maintain accurate financial records: The account executive will be responsible for keeping detailed and organized records of all financial transactions within the company.- Prepare financial statements: The account executive will need to create and analyze financial statements to provide insights into the company's financial health and performance.- Process invoices and payments: The account executive will handle accounts payable and accounts receivable, ensuring that invoices are processed correctly and payments are made on time.- Reconcile bank statements: The account executive will need to compare the company's financial records with bank statements to ensure accuracy and identify any discrepancies.- Assist with budgeting and forecasting: The account executive may be involved in creating budgets and forecasts to help the company plan for future financial needs and goals.Required Skills and Expectations:- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel: The account executive should have strong Excel skills to effectively manage financial data and create reports.- Knowledge of Tally: Experience with Tally software is required to handle accounting tasks efficiently.- Attention to detail: Accuracy is crucial in accounting, so the account executive should have a keen eye for detail to spot errors and discrepancies.- Communication skills: The account executive will need to collaborate with other team members and communicate financial information clearly and effectively.- Ability to learn and adapt: As a junior position, the account executive should be eager to learn and adapt to new processes and procedures in the role.