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Noida-based role at Littlebox India requiring a deep intersection of Finance, Operations, ERP and Data. You will ensure ERP processes are followed, identify gaps, quantify financial impact and build control systems to prevent recurrences.
You will own ERP process discipline, conduct process audits, perform financial impact analysis, and drive reconciliation and reporting with cross-functional teams to improve accuracy and efficiency.
This is not a conventional accounting role.
Littlebox operates across e-commerce, warehousing, procurement, production, inventory, customer returns, logistics and finance. Every physical movement in the business eventually creates a financial impact — and our ERP needs to capture that movement correctly.
We are looking for someone who can sit at the intersection of Finance + Operations + ERP + Data.
Your job will be to understand how transactions actually happen on the ground, ensure teams follow the correct ERP process, identify where processes break and quantify the financial impact of those gaps.
A missing GRN isn't merely an ERP problem.
An incorrect inventory movement isn't merely a warehouse problem.
A wrongly processed return isn't merely a customer-service problem.
Each one ultimately affects inventory valuation, revenue, vendor balances, margins or cash.
Your role is to connect those dots.
Ops Finance – ERP & Controls
Company: Littlebox India
Location: Noida
Experience: 3–4 years
Openings: 2
Employment Type: Full-time
Reporting To: Head of Finance
This is not a conventional accounting role.
Littlebox operates across e-commerce, warehousing, procurement, production, inventory, customer returns, logistics and finance. Every physical movement in the business eventually creates a financial impact — and our ERP needs to capture that movement correctly.
We are looking for someone who can sit at the intersection of Finance + Operations + ERP + Data.
Your job will be to understand how transactions actually happen on the ground, ensure teams follow the correct ERP process, identify where processes break and quantify the financial impact of those gaps.
A missing GRN isn't merely an ERP problem.
An incorrect inventory movement isn't merely a warehouse problem.
A wrongly processed return isn't merely a customer-service problem.
Each one ultimately affects inventory valuation, revenue, vendor balances, margins or cash.
Your role is to connect those dots.
You will monitor critical transactions across:
Your responsibility is to ensure that the defined process is actually being followed inside the ERP.
You will identify:
What should have happened → What actually happened → Why there is a difference → What is the financial impact → How we prevent it from happening again.
Rather than checking every transaction manually, you will help us build an exception-driven control system.
Examples could include:
You will build trackers and exception reports that allow management to see these issues quickly.
Finding an ERP error is only half the job.
We want you to answer:
"What did this error cost us?"
You will analyse the financial impact of process deviations including:
The objective is to translate operational problems into numbers that management can act upon.
You will regularly reconcile operational and ERP data with:
When two systems disagree, your responsibility will be to identify which system is wrong, why it is wrong and what needs to change.
You will build and maintain Excel-based dashboards and trackers covering areas such as:
Reports should not merely contain data.
They should help management quickly understand:
What is wrong? How much money is involved? Who needs to act? By when?
You will work closely with Finance, Warehouse, Procurement, Supply Chain, Customer Support and other operational teams.
You will:
The goal is not to keep correcting the same mistake every month.
The goal is to fix the process that creates the mistake.
A good ERP is useful only when teams use it correctly.
You will therefore:
You need to be comfortable questioning incorrect processes and following up with teams until issues are resolved.
During month-end closing, you will help ensure ERP-side transactions are complete and clean.
This includes:
Your objective will be to help Finance close the month with fewer unexplained ERP differences and fewer manual adjustments.
B.Com, M.Com, CA Inter, MBA Finance or another relevant Finance/Accounting qualification.
3–4 years of relevant experience in finance operations, ERP finance, commercial finance, process control or operational accounting.
Experience in e-commerce, retail, fashion, warehousing or D2C businesses will be strongly preferred.
Candidates should have hands‑on experience with:
Ginesys or Logic ERP
You should understand how transactions flow through an ERP rather than simply knowing how to enter vouchers.
Understanding of the following will be particularly valuable:
You should be highly comfortable with Excel, including:
Macros/VBA will be an advantage.
Exposure to SQL, Power BI or Looker Studio is also valuable.
This role will suit someone who sees an ERP transaction and immediately asks:
"What happens financially if this is wrong?"
You should be:
Your impact should become visible through measurable improvements:
Fewer ERP exceptions.
Lower inventory variance.
Cleaner reconciliations.
Faster month-end closing.
Better process compliance.
Less revenue and inventory leakage.
Fewer manual corrections.
Greater confidence in ERP data.
Ultimately, we want the ERP to become the single reliable source of operational and financial truth for the business — and this role will be central to making that happen.