A managed finance operations service that keeps project budgets, invoices, cash flow, and monthly variance reports under control for project-heavy SMEs.
Added Jul 7, 2026
Engineering, construction, facilities, marine, and project-based operators are hiring finance managers, project administrators, procurement managers, and FP&A analysts to track project costs, budgets, cash flow, invoices, and reporting. The pain is not just bookkeeping; it is the recurring workflow of connecting operational project activity to financial control before overruns, late collections, or poor margin visibility damage the business. Smaller firms often cannot justify a senior full-time project controller, but still need disciplined monthly reporting and budget governance.
Offer a productized managed service that acts as a part-time project finance control desk. The service sets up project budget trackers, purchase order and invoice controls, receivables aging reviews, cash flow forecasts, monthly project P&L? packs, and variance explanations for management. Delivery can start with spreadsheets, accounting exports, procurement records, and recurring review calls, then later productize common templates and lightweight reporting software.
The cluster shows recent hiring demand across finance, procurement, operations, facilities, construction, and engineering roles, indicating this capability is spreading beyond traditional finance teams. Project-heavy companies appear to need better cost control and cash visibility without necessarily buying a standalone SaaS? platform first.
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The Finance Analyst is responsible for leading financial planning, forecasting, reporting, and analysis, partnering closely with regional stakeholders to manage budgets, monitor project spending, and evaluate operating expenses. The role oversees monthly forecasting, quarterly financial close activities, and management reporting, ensuring accurate financial performance analysis, robust controls, and insightful variance reporting. The successful candidate will drive process improvements, enhance reporting efficiency and forecast accuracy, support financial systems and business initiatives, and provide strategic financial insights and recommendations that enable informed decision-making and support the achievement of business objectives across the region.
Responsible for the preparation of financial information for management decision making in the areas of facility management (e.g. mid- and long-term investment decisions and planning) and manufacturing (e.g. manufacturing efficiency and productivity); In driving seat in running the monthly performance review process and budgeting processes;
of the role are to review and consolidate Month End Reporting, drive budgetary & forecasting cycle (incl. Multi Year Budget -MYB- process), manage financial controlling for Shared Functions and assist CFO with various tasks assigned. In addition to the above, this position is also responsible for supporting compliance and internal controls
Identify, communicate, and monitor financial risks and opportunities, and translate them into executable actions aimed at improving business performance, mainly in the area of OPEX coverage and production work orders. Take a proactive role in preparing and managing the business line’s long-term financial plan, global annual budget cycle, and monthly financial reviews, ensuring high-quality planning information in terms of relevance, content, accuracy, and timeliness.
Serve as a strategic partner to Finance leadership developing business plans and operational priorities that support Torc's goals and objectives, including planning for future needs on a global scale. Own schedules and commentary on operating account results and variances, and lead production of working capital and cash-flow reporting for executive leadership.
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