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Team Summary

Billing Operations is responsible for managing the various billing related systems and ensuring all transactions are processed in a timely and accurate manner.

Another key deliverable is to identify opportunities for process improvements to increase efficiency and/or reduce errors in the various billing processes.

What a Financial Analyst does at Visa:

This role is responsible for all aspects of the clients billing and accounting activities, ensuring timeliness, accuracy of inputs/outputs relating to member billing activities. This hands-on role requires good accounting background, data management/ queries skills (e.g. Microsoft PowerQuery), and take a solutions-oriented approach.

• Manages the manual billing operations for Products.
• Perform ongoing reviews of billing process and controls to mitigate the risks of potential billing errors.
• Contribute to continuous enhancements to increase value add and process simplifications
• Establish and maintains relationships across a broad base of stakeholders and serves as a key point of contact for Billing Ops issues
• Analyze newly executed contracts to assess appropriate billing and accounting implications
• Perform setup in the Billing (VGBP) system and all its related databases
• Response to billing related inquiries, data requests and issues resolutions
• Support the wider Billing Ops team as needed
• Support ad-hoc analysis and projects, as needed

Why this is important to Visa

The Billing Operations team is responsible for the delivery of clients’ invoices and driving its associated collection. Implementing and maintaining effective processes and systems are key to delivering this objective.

As a Salvage engineer, the world is your playground. You never know when or where a ship gets into trouble. That is why for a Salvage Engineer literally every day is different. It sounds like a cliché, but it is the reality. As a Salvage Engineer, you will have an adventurous job. When a ship is in distress, you will travel to the emergency scene with a multidisciplinary team. Once on-site, you work together with the team to repair the ship's plant and get the systems up and running again. It is vital to salvage the vessel as quickly as possible. As well as working on actual ship salvage operations.

Your responsibilities as a Salvage Engineer

• As part of the mobile team, provide support to the Salvage Master/Project Manager at site.
• When at base, assisting the technical manager and the operations manager in the selection of new salvage equipment and setting up the right maintenance procedures.
• Maintaining company owned salvage equipment.
• Sharing knowledge with other engineers about complex ship's systems.
• Advising the salvage inspector and superintendent about how to break into existing ship's systems in order to use them during the salvage operation.
• Producing reports about the actions taken to get systems operational again. As you can expect from a leading international maritime service company, you will work with state-of-the-art equipment.

Your qualities
To make your mark as a salvage engineer with SMIT Salvage, you will need a flexible approach; you never know when or where your next project will be. You adapt easily to working with different teams and you are fully proficient in English. Of course, you are happy to work irregular hours and to spend longer periods of time abroad. In addition, you have:

• A minimum degree in any field with experience sailing onboard ships.
• Worked for at least 5 years on modern (merchant) ships.
• Preferably experience with a range of different types of vessels and engine-room plants.
• Willingness to work on weekends and public holidays frequently, with OT and allowances compensated.