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Home: 92-021-6961004
Mobile: 92-021-03232415262 abshan007@yahoo.com Asad Bin Shan
Ref: KC979-521

SUMMARY
Profile:
Nationality:
Current Location:

Male, 37 , Married
Pakistan
Pakistan

Current position:
Company:

Audit Officer
Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology
(Reporting to: Resident Auditor)

Preferred Locations:
Salary expectation:

Riyadh, Jeddah, Abu Dhabi
USD 1,300 per month (SAR 5,000)

WORK EXPERIENCE
Oct 1999 - Present

Sir Syed University of Engineering &
Karachi, Pakistan
Technology
Audit Officer
„« Examine and process all type of Pre/ Post Audit Bills of the University and assists
Resident Auditor.
„« Doing Departmental Audit (including Library, Stores & Transport) on the annual basis as per instructions of Resident Auditor.
„« Annual Physical verification of Fixed Assets.
„« To audit of refund of Security deposit of students passed out.
„« Audit of Fixation of Pay of Sir Syed University¡¦s employees.
„« Checking of salary bills, all payments voucher from Finance. Audit of different payment etc. as such Contractors & suppliers bills and finalize them either by Post Audit or give necessary observations.
„« Post Audit of cheques with Bank Statement & Cash Book.
„« Post Audit of CPF, Benevolent Funds of SSUET employees.
„« Maintain list of Audit reports issued by the External Auditors and Internal Audit
Department to relevant departments.
„« Any other work assigned by the Resident Auditor

Sep 1997 - Apr 1998

Munaf Yousuf & Co.
Karachi, Pakistan
Audit Trainee
„« Performed Audit of different Companies and Associations who called for Audit after completing their financial year as per instructions of the Principal of CA firm.
„« Prepared Audit working papers during the course of Audit and year wise maintenance thereof, in proper form.

EDUCATION
Jun 2007 - Jun 2008

2nd
Economics, Master (MSc/MA), GPA Division

Karachi/Sindh , Pakistan

Sep 1994 - Jun 1995

2nd
Accounting,

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