Junior Business Controller
- Company
- B&S
- Type
- Vacancy
- Location
- Groningen
- Sector
- Controlling
- Required language
- Dutch
Description
Are you ready to take the next step in your career? As a Junior Business Controller, you will become a valued sparring partner for our sales team and play an active role in achieving our financial goals. Every day, we embrace the challenge of bringing together our international trading activities and the world of global finance. Ready to make a difference?
Reach your full potential as a Junior Business Controller
As a Junior Business Controller, you are the go-to person for our commercial departments. You will be working in the Finance Team for our Liquor business, a team consisting of 7 controllers and 5 FA employees, and you will report directly to the Senior Controller.
In your first weeks, you will start with the basics to get a good understanding of the administration and the system: processing purchase invoices, managing cash and bank transactions, and checking goods invoices and payment flows. You will quickly develop into an advisor for our commercial and management teams.
You will work closely with the Senior Controller and play a crucial role in providing insights into financial performance. You will be responsible for preparing management reports and developing and monitoring the budget. These activities are essential for making strategic decisions and optimizing our business operations.
What else will you do?
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Prepare weekly and monthly management reports
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Act as a sparring partner for management and the business
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Ensure the accuracy and completeness of the Balance Sheet and P&L, including monthly and annual closures
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Analyse financial results and identify trends
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Monitor financial KPIs, ratios, and working capital
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Prepare documentation for audits
This is you
You quickly spot patterns in large datasets and enjoy working with numbers. In addition to your analytical skills, you can translate complex data into a clear and understandable narrative. You’re outspoken, persistent, and thorough in your approach. Advising and acting as a sparring partner come naturally to you, and you stand your ground when it counts.
You:
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Have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a financial or economic field
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Have at least internship experience, with preferably 2 years of experience in finance
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Are skilled in Excel and quick to learn other financial systems
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Are fluent in Dutch and English, both written and spoken
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A good salary in line with your experience, plus a yearly fixed Christmas bonus and a performance dependent bonus
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Initially, a one-year contract with the prospect of permanent employment
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25 vacation days, with the possibility to purchase additional days
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A travel allowance of up to 75 km on single trip travel when working at the office, or an allowance if you’re working remotely (from home)
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The flexibility to work 1 day a week from home
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A pension scheme where 2/3rd of the pension costs are paid by us
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The possibility to take courses related to your growth ambitions and function
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A coaching program focused on your mental health (non-binding)
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Participation in group insurance such as disability insurance and survivor’s insurance
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Free use of our company gym
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Bicycle plan where you can benefit from a substantial discount
This is B&S
B&S exists to make premium consumer goods available to everyone, anywhere. We believe that getting access to consumer products that bring joy and comfort into everyday lives, should be easy around the globe.
We are proud to see B&S featured in the latest edition of the #MT500 by MT/Sprout, which lists the 500 most reputable companies in the Netherlands. We rank #9 most attractive employer and #6 most sustainable company.
Are you curious about who we are as an employer and our thoughts on diversity and inclusion? Click here to find more information!
Our recruitment process
Step 1
Apply, send your resume and motivation, and maybe we will say hi.
Step 2
Say hi! First introduction with one of our Corporate Recruiters.
Step 3
Follow up. A follow-up meeting with the manager of your department.
Step 4
Challenge. An assignment to challenge your skills can be part of the process.
Step 5
Proposal, we make you a proposal & final conversation to discuss your proposal.
Step 6
Let’s go! We’re looking forward to seeing you on your first day!
More info?
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Mitchell Handana