Administration, Finance and Control Specialist

Perform Administration, Finance & Control activities for the Company, supporting accounting, reporting, treasury, tax compliance and project operations in accordance with Group policies and local regulations.

Responsibilities

Perform Administration, Finance & Control activities for the Company, supporting accounting, reporting, treasury, tax compliance and project operations in accordance with Group policies and local regulations; Perform general accounting activities, prepare journal entries and account reconciliations, and support monthly, quarterly and year-end closing processes; Prepare schedules and supporting documentation for statutory financial statements, Group reporting packages and IFRS reporting in accordance with defined deadlines; Support the Company Auditors for Company Group Reporting and Financial Statement review; Support Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable activities, including invoice review, vendor and customer reconciliations, collections follow-up and payment documentation; Prepare bank reconciliations, monitor bank balances, support payment proposals and contribute to rolling cash-flow and liquidity forecasts; Prepare and reconcile information required for direct and indirect tax compliance, including VAT, Corporate Income Tax, turnover/gross receipts taxes, municipal taxes and withholding and collection regimes; Review invoices and accounting documents for compliance with local fiscal requirements and maintain the tax calendar and supporting files for statutory submissions; Maintain regular liaison with local tax advisors to ensure compliance with applicable tax regulations; Support tax audits, inspections, transfer-pricing documentation, intercompany reconciliations and requests from Group Fiscal Affairs, external advisors and auditors; Support project accounting, cost and cash-flow monitoring, financial performance analysis and the preparation of reports for project and country management; Apply Group AFC procedures and internal controls, maintain complete audit trails and promptly escalate issues, proposing practical corrective actions where applicable; Remain informed on relevant accounting, financial and tax regulations and contribute to process improvements and accurate daily operations.

Requirements

Are fluent in Spanish (mandatory) and English; Have experience managing large industrial, EPC, energy, oil & gas, petrochemical, or infrastructure construction sites; Understand local South American construction environments, contractors, and regulations; Are comfortable working in multicultural and international project teams; Are willing to support projects across Argentina and other countries in the region when required.

Benefits

Excellent salary package with benefits; Competitive compensation and benefits package; Long-term career development in international EPC projects; Opportunity to work on strategic projects across South America and worldwide.