Locations: Bangalore | Jaipur | Jabalpur
Company: STCO
Experience: Qualified CA (3–4year PQE)
Work Mode: Work from Office
Team Exposure: Cross-location collaboration required
Job Summary
STCO is looking for a Qualified Chartered Accountant (first-year CA) to join the Delivery / Client Service Team and manage non-corporate Indian clients. The role involves working closely with internal teams across locations and delivering high-quality professional services in compliance, advisory, and client engagement.
Candidates with articleship experience from Big 4 firms will be preferred.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage delivery and execution for non-corporate Indian clients
- Support client servicing across taxation, compliance, and advisory assignments
- Coordinate with internal teams across Jaipur, Bangalore, and Jabalpur offices
- Ensure timely completion of statutory and regulatory deliverables
- Review financial data, compliance filings, and documentation accuracy
- Assist in process improvements and strengthen delivery quality
- Build strong professional relationships with clients and internal stakeholders
- Contribute to cross-location knowledge sharing and execution support
Eligibility Criteria
- Qualified Chartered Accountant (CA) – First attempt preferred
- 3–4year post-qualification experience
- Articleship experience from Big 4 firms preferred
- Strong understanding of Indian compliance frameworks
- Ability to manage client deliverables independently
- Willingness to work in a collaborative, cross-location delivery structure
Key Skills Required
- Strong analytical and problem-solving ability 📊
- Client servicing and stakeholder management skills
- Knowledge of taxation and regulatory compliance
- Attention to detail and ownership mindset
- Effective communication and coordination skills
Work Environment Expectations
- This is a work-from-office role
- Candidate should be comfortable leveraging support from Jabalpur delivery teams irrespective of base location (Jaipur or Bangalore)
- Exposure to multi-location execution structure is essential
