Job Purpose / Summary
As a Junior Payroll Analyst, you will support the delivery of payroll services to a portfolio of clients. This role provides an excellent opportunity to develop technical payroll expertise within a structured consulting environment.
Roles and Responsibilities
· Support the preparation and processing of payroll for multiple clients
· Capture, validate, and maintain employee payroll data
· Assist in payroll calculations, including salaries, overtime, deductions, and benefits
· Perform payroll reconciliations and assist with variance analysis
· Prepare standard payroll reports for clients
· Support statutory filings and ensure compliance requirements are met
· Respond to internal and client payroll queries in a timely manner
· Maintain accurate documentation in line with audit and compliance standards
·
Contribute
to process improvements and system enhancements
Job Requirement
Qualifications & Experience
· Degree/Diploma in Accounting, Finance, HR, or related field
· 1–3 years’ experience in payroll or finance (internship experience acceptable)
· Basic knowledge of Mauritian payroll regulations
· Proficiency in Microsoft Excel
· Experience with payroll systems is an advantage
Skills & Competencies
Technical Skills:
· Strong attention to detail and accuracy in payroll data processing
· Basic understanding of payroll calculations and statutory requirements in Mauritius
· Proficiency in Microsoft Excel
· Ability to perform payroll reconciliations and identify discrepancies
· Familiarity with payroll systems and data management practices (advantageous)
· Ability to maintain accurate records in line with audit and compliance standards
Behavioral Competencies:
· Analytical thinking and strong willingness to learn
· Good interpersonal and communication skills
· Ability to work under deadlines in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment
· High level of integrity and professionalism
· Maintains strict confidentiality when handling sensitive payroll and employee information
· Proactive attitude with a focus on continuous improvement