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    Process & Control Improvement Executive - PetalingJaya(office), Malaysia - HEINEKEN

    HEINEKEN
    HEINEKEN PetalingJaya(office), Malaysia

    3 weeks ago

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    Your role in Heineken

    As a Process & Control Improvement Executive, your roles and responsibilities are outlined as follows:

    Control Monitoring

    • Monitors and tests control effectiveness and drives the implementation of remediating actions.
    • Ensure appropriate actions in place. Tracks and monitors the progress of remediating activities.

    Process and Control Management

    • Ensures business processes and controls are appropriately designed, constructed, implemented, and maintained.
    • Ensures that controls are fully embedded in the design of processes.
    • Identify any risks or opportunities for improvements (processes & controls).

    Continuous Process Improvement

    • Drives a culture of continuous improvement, benchmarking, and innovation to realize benefits.
    • Builds process improvement capabilities through training and people development.
    • Challenges existing processes to identify improvement opportunities using benchmarks and external leading practices.

    Risk & Fraud Management

    • Assist on the process of Risk Identification, Assessment and Response and monitors existing and emerging risks.
    • Assist to communicates the company Risk and Control Matrix, and respective updates.
    • Assist the implementation of a comprehensive Risk Management (RM) framework.
    • Assist on Risk Assessment through running risk workshops with the Business.
    • Develops specific action plans to mitigate, accept or transfer risk, and monitors progress on an ongoing basis.
    • Facilitates fraud risk workshops.
    • Assist in fraud prevention and detection through identifying fraud risks and addressing them through strong process and control design and testing.
    • Raises fraud awareness through promoting the 'Speak-up' procedures.
    • Supports Local Management in the Fraud Risk Assessment (FRA).

    Key requirements:

    • Possess at least a Bachelor's Degree or a Professional Qualification in Accounting or Finance or related disciplines.
    • 1-3 years of relevant experience in any of the above discipline.
    • Understanding of policies and best practices of governance & assurance.
    • Experience managing projects and implementing initiatives is preferred
    • Good interpersonal skills, enabling effective collaboration with stakeholder.
    • Execellent verbal and written communication skill.
    • This role may involve occasional overseas travel as business needs arise.