Who are we?

Always searching for the right people to achieve our ambitious goals, we are now looking for a:

Financial Controller

Your role – what you will be doing:

• Contribute to the overall corporate reporting of the Group’s financial position and the reasons behind variations
• Coordination with external accountants and review of their deliverables for individual Group companies to ensure compliance with internal requirements and support future growth
• Responsible for the correctness and booking of all accruals in the month
• Proposes solutions in order to rectify potential errors as well as to increase the efficiency of operations/reduce costs
• Suggests adjustments and revisions to accounting and financial information;
• Liaise with Operations to assist in financial reporting and controlling, as well as to develop tailored reports for their needs
• Liaise with external auditors

How we picture your profile:

• Minimum 4-6 years of previous experience in a financial role (Big4, financial controlling, financial reporting)
• English proficiency (written and oral)
• In-depth knowledge of Microsoft Excel
• Good IFRS and financial reporting knowledge
• Experience preparing ad-hoc reports and analyses, as requested by Management
• The ability to work under pressure to maintain the quality of the reports and insights
• Multitasking and analytical, with great attention to details
• Flexible, disciplined and organized
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, as you will work with multiple stakeholders inside and outside the Group
• Proactive and curious
• Ambition to learn and develop
• Ability to work in a team environment as well as independently and be self-driven
• Ability to prioritize work and meet deadlines

Would be a plus:

• Experience in working with Power BI
• Experience with financial accounting and reporting systems and tools implementation
• ACCA/CIMA qualifications (completed or in progress)
• Modelling techniques and methods, cost/benefit analysis
• Cost controlling and budgeting, cash flow forecasting