Chief Financial Officer

Financial Leadership & Accounting Ownership

• Hold full responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of the company's financial statements.
• Closely supervise day-to-day accounting operations, including Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, General Ledger, and period-end closings.
• Ensure full compliance with local accounting standards, statutory requirements, internal policies, and external reporting obligations.
• Act as the primary reference for complex accounting matters, judgments, and reconciliations.
• Lead interactions with auditors, external advisors, and tax authorities.

Operational Finance Supervision

• Maintain a strong operational presence within the finance function, ensuring processes are executed consistently and efficiently.
• Review and validate financial data at a detailed level, ensuring high data quality and reliability.
• Drive continuous improvement of accounting procedures, internal controls, and documentation.
• Identify operational risks, control gaps, and inefficiencies, implementing corrective actions as needed.
• Ensure finance operations are scalable and resilient to support business growth.

Business Support & Financial Insight

• Support local management with clear financial explanations of results, deviations, and key drivers.
• Provide practical, fact-based financial input for operational and commercial decisions.
• Ensure transparency around costs, margins, and profitability across the business.

FP&A / Controlling Awareness

• Maintain a solid understanding of budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and performance monitoring.
• Review and assess planning and controlling outputs to ensure consistency with accounting data and operational realities.
• Contribute financial judgement and challenge assumptions when required, without direct ownership of these activities.

Treasury & Cash Flow Knowledge

• Possess working knowledge of cash flow management, liquidity monitoring, and working capital dynamics.
• Ensure appropriate visibility and control over cash position, collections, and payment processes.
• Support disciplined financial management through awareness of liquidity and cash implications of business decisions.

Broader Coordination

• Ensure financial standards, controls, and best practices are applied consistently within the wider organization, while keeping Spain as the primary focus.