Job Description

Financial accuracy isn't just a compliance requirement — it's how smart decisions get made. As a Finance Manager in Operational Project Finance, you sit at the intersection of technical accounting and real project execution. You'll own the financial reporting and controllership of a portfolio of projects, keeping numbers honest and analysis sharp from contract kickoff through close-out.
This is a role for someone who enjoys working close to the business — not just behind the ledger — and who finds genuine satisfaction in turning complex financial data into clear, actionable insight.

What You'll Do

• Manage project controllership and financial reporting in line with internal control guidelines, ensuring accounting accuracy across the full contract lifecycle

• Define project milestones and coordinate with accounting teams on revenue recognition in accordance with company policy

• Lead structured project reviews from contract initiation through completion, maintaining consistency and alignment with project teams

• Analyze execution performance — tracking contract margin and cash profiles — and develop action plans to address risks and improve financial outcomes

• Provide informal guidance and knowledge-sharing to newer team members, translating complex financial information into straightforward terms for cross-functional colleagues

• Collaborate with internal stakeholders across teams to support problem-solving and ensure sound financial decision-making

Who You Are

You are a finance professional with a strong foundation in project accounting and operational finance, equally comfortable navigating detailed financial data and communicating findings to non-finance audiences.

Required

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college

• Proven experience in Finance and Project Control, with hands-on exposure to project accounting, revenue recognition, and financial reporting

• Ability to apply technical finance knowledge within established functional practices and internal control frameworks

• Strong analytical thinking — able to identify issues, structure solutions, and draw on multiple sources to support sound decisions

• Clear written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex financial matters to colleagues across functions

Preferred

• Experience with project lifecycle management in an industrial or infrastructure environment

• Demonstrated ability to document, plan, and execute financial improvement programs

• Prior experience providing informal mentorship or guidance within a finance team

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