Senior Specialist - Fixed Assets

About the Role

Qiddiya Investment Company is embarking on a visionary path to transform entertainment and leisure industries. We are currently seeking a Senior Specialist in Fixed Assets to join our finance team. This strategic position oversees the entire lifecycle of fixed assets—from procurement through to disposal—ensuring precise management, compliance with accounting frameworks, and effective utilization of resources.

Key Responsibilities

• Oversee all phases of fixed asset management including acquisition, capitalization, depreciation accounting, and asset disposal.
• Ensure the fixed asset register is accurate, up-to-date, and adheres to financial reporting standards and corporate policies.
• Conduct regular fixed asset audits to verify existence and assess correct valuation.
• Collaborate with multiple departments to collect relevant data for asset reporting and maintain appropriate accounting treatments.
• Generate and examine reports detailing fixed asset performance and depreciation to guide management decision-making.
• Drive enhancements in asset management procedures to increase operational efficiency.
• Provide instructional support and training to employees regarding fixed asset accounting and controls.

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or a closely related discipline preferred; Master's degree advantageous.
• Between 5 to 7 years’ experience in managing fixed assets or accounting roles focused on asset management.
• In-depth understanding of fixed asset accounting principles and relevant financial reporting standards.
• Competency with accounting software and fixed asset tracking systems.
• Strong analytical capabilities, excellent organizational skills, and keen attention to detail.
• Effective communication skills suitable for interaction with various stakeholders.
• Proven experience in process reengineering and optimizing asset management workflows.
• Professional accounting certifications such as CPA or equivalent credentials are considered beneficial.