蒂森克虏伯（中国）投资有限公司

Job Title: Assistant AccountantReport to: Accounting / Finance Controller
-Assists Accounting/Finance Controller in data collection of subsidiaries;
-Assists in processing daily cash and bank transactions;
-Assists in Maintaining cash and bank journal entries;
-Contract filing and payment tracking;
-Invoices and Debit Notes preparation and delivery;
-Assists in law and regulation search;
-Trainee in SAP entries and other SAP skills.
-Other tasks assigned by Accounting / Finance ControllerRequirements:Bachelor degree in Accounting, Finance or Economics from highly accredited universities;Fluent in both spoken and written Mandarin and English, CET
-6 level is preferred;MS office skills and interested in IT;Mature, strong sense of responsibility, self
-disciplined and highly motivated;Good team player and high level of interpersonal skills;Beijing Hukou is preferred.

ThyssenKrupp AG Company Profile ThyssenKrupp is one of the largest industrial groups in Germany. More than 187,000 employees worldwide in the Groups main areas of steel, capital goods and services, realizing sales of about 47 billion Euro on fiscal 2005-2006. It ranks 90th in the Fortune 500 Companies in 2006.ThyssenKrupp has five business segments: Steel, Stainless, Technologies, Elevator and Services. It operates in more than 70 countries. 55% of all employees are working in companies abroad, with 66% of sales generated outside of Germany. There are 135 sales and production facilities in Asia Pacific alone. ThyssenKrupp was formed in 1999 by a merger of two famous old German companies, Thyssen and Krupp, both of which have over 100 years history. Now as one of the largest industrial conglomerates in Germany, ThyssenKrupp stands for high-quality industrial products and services, valuable know-how along with the entire value chain and highly skilled employees.ThyssenKrupp in ChinaOur relations to China go back to the 19th century when Alfred Krupp met the first delegation from China on 27 July 1866. Today there are 56 ThyssenKrupp companies, joint ventures and offices in China, employing a total of approximately 5,200 people. The total business volume in China reached one billion Euros in 2005-2006. In 2005 ThyssenKrupp (China) Ltd. has been established as Chinese Holding Cooperation with its headquarters in Beijing and a branch in Shanghai. Contact:If you are interested in this diversified, challenging and prospective position please send your application together with your CV, working records and indication of the earliest possible starting date and salary expectations to: