Edwin Awule
Accountant
Edwin Awule is a dedicated Accounts Assistant at Sigma Immobili Limited, a professional consulting services company providing solutions in infrastructure and engineering. With three years of service and professional experience, Edwin is known for being dedicated, trustworthy, and self-motivated. He consistently strives to complete tasks to the highest standard.
Career Objective: The Accounts Assistant aims to make a significant contribution to the growth of the accounting profession in Uganda by promoting ethical accounting practices and training junior accountants.
Key Strengths:
- Attention to Detail: Ensures accuracy and precision in all tasks.
- Tax Return Filing: Proficient in preparing and filing tax returns.
- Financial Report Preparation: Skilled in customizing and preparing various financial reports.
- Record Keeping: Maintains organized and accurate records.
- Invoice Processing: Efficient in processing and filing invoices.
- Teamwork: Works effectively as part of a team and follows directions accurately.
- Confidentiality: Trustworthy and discreet when handling confidential information.
- Administrative and Interpersonal Skills: Possesses strong administrative capabilities and excellent interpersonal skills.
- Communication Skills: Communicates clearly and effectively.
- Financial Analysis and Forecasts: Capable of conducting financial analyses and preparing forecasts.
- General Bookkeeping: Proficient in general bookkeeping practices.
- Computer Proficiency: Proficient in using MS Word, MS Excel, and MS PowerPoint, with a solid understanding of general computer operations.
Professional Experience: With a focus on achieving excellence in all tasks, this Accounts Assistant is a hardworking and passionate individual who aims to not only complete tasks but to meet or exceed expected standards. His professional experience and commitment to ethical practices position him as a valuable asset in promoting the growth of the accounting profession in Uganda and mentoring future accountants.
