Miriam Müller

Miriam Müller has a diverse work experience, with their most recent role being the Head of Accounting at 4ARTechnologies since December 2019. In this role, they led the entire financial accounting and payment transactions, implemented new financial software, managed cash flow, and carried out tasks such as VAT calculations.

Prior to that, Miriam worked at Seewarte AG as a Finanzbuchhalterin from November 2016 to November 2019. Their responsibilities included financial accounting, payment processing, preparing financial statements, participating in budgeting and forecasting, reconciling accounts, and handling tax returns.

Miriam also held the position of Finanzbuchhalterin/Controllerin, Stv. CFO at Ledermann Immobilien AG from July 2012 to March 2014. At Partners Group and Mobimo Management AG, they worked as an Accountant and Finanzbuchhalter respectively.

Earlier in their career, Miriam gained experience as an Accountant at Goldbach Media Management AG and Carcoustics Liechtenstein AG, where they handled tasks such as debtor and creditor accounting, monthly/yearly closing activities, and payment processing.

Miriam started their career as a Sachbearbeiterin Rechnungswesen at Elcotherm AG Schweiz and a Sachbearbeiterin at fsz Furnierwerke AG.

Overall, Miriam Müller has a strong background in financial accounting, payment processing, financial software implementation, and financial reporting. Miriam has experience in a variety of industries, including technology, real estate, finance, and media.

Miriam Müller began their education in 2004 at the Berufs- und Weiterbildungszentrum Buchs Sargans, where they pursued a degree in Sachbearbeiterin Rechnungswesen. In 2006, they attended the University of Cambridge and obtained a First Certificate in English. The following year, they received a Business English Certificate Vantage from the same institution. From 2007 to 2010, Miriam Müller attended the SIB Swiss Institute for Business Administration and achieved a Dipl. Betriebswirtschafterin HF degree. No specific field of study was mentioned for any of these educational experiences.