仕事内容

The selected candidate will handle the following duties:

Ensure accurate accounting in compliance with Chilean accounting and tax laws, including SII regulations, payroll, and mandatory reports.
Prepare the conversion from local accounting to IFRS standards by creating adjustments, account reconciliations, note preparations, and assisting with the accounting close process.
Generate and maintain management reports such as Profit & Loss Statement, Cash Flow, and Balance Sheet.
Manage expense budgeting by collecting requests, preparing budgets, and controlling execution.
Analyze plan-versus-actual deviations by preparing reports, identifying root causes, and offering recommendations.
Plan payment schedules, monitor liquidity, and interact with banking institutions.
Coordinate with local accountants, auditors, and tax advisors.
Support the executive team with financial analysis and decision-making assistance.

University degree in accounting, finance, economics, or business administration.
Additional certification or training in IFRS, managerial accounting, or financial analysis is appreciated.
Three to five years of experience in finance, management control, or accounting.
Proven experience with Chilean accounting and tax regulations.
Experience in converting financial statements to IFRS is a significant advantage.
Experience with budgeting, plan-versus-actual analysis, and financial modeling is favorable.

Strong proficiency with local accounting software or ERP systems, such as Softland or Defontana, is preferred.
Advanced knowledge of Excel or Google Sheets, including pivot tables, formulas, and financial modeling.
Good understanding of IFRS principles.
Ability to structure and analyze financial information effectively.
Capability to work independently and develop processes from the ground up.

High attention to detail and quality in task execution.
Proactive attitude focused on achieving results.
Effective communication skills and ability to manage multiple stakeholders.
Flexibility and adaptability to a dynamic environment typical of a small enterprise.

Spanish: mandatory with sufficient proficiency to interact with local accounting teams and public agencies.
English, Portuguese, or Russian: considered a plus.

Financial Controller (Chile)