Melco Resorts & Entertainment Retail & E-commerce

Assistant, Accounts Receivable & Non-Gaming Credit

Of, Turkey In person Full-time

Location: City of Dreams Macau

REQ14953 Assistant, Accounts Receivable & Non-Gaming Credit (Open Date: 30/07/2026)

POSITION SUMMARY

  • Assistant, Accounts Receivable & Non-gaming Credit is responsible to
  • Handle accounts receivable related matters for hotel, F&B, entertainment and mall tenants for Macau properties
  • Check all accounts receivable transactions and ensure correct data is entered into the systems
  • Follow up the payment from payment vendors and customers in timely manner

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Ensure all credit card and QR code transactions related to all non-gaming operations are properly audited, booked and reconciled to bank payment advice and systems
  • Daily posting of receipts from payment vendors and debtors into systems
  • Preparation of supporting documents for invoices to debtors
  • Follow up outstanding invoices to mall tenants, travel agents and companies
  • Reconciliation of balance sheet accounts
  • Proper filing of documents
  • Attend to enquiries from customers and internal departments
  • Assist Manager and Supervisor for any ad hoc reporting

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

  • Able to meet timelines set by superiors
  • Able to handle issues independently and accurately
  • Able to communicate effectively and professionally with internal and external parties

QUALIFICATIONS

Experience

Experience in integrated resort accounting department is preferred but not necessary

Experience with a computerized system is a must

Education

Appropriate tertiary qualification, majoring in Accounting/Finance

Skills / Competencies

  • Good command of written and spoken English and Chinese
  • Good in using Excel and other MS office tools
  • Displays a high commitment to improve customer service
  • Self motivation to achieve business objectives and common goals
  • Work as a team member

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