The Project Economics Controller (PEC) under the operational authority of Project Economics Manager (PEM) is accountable for managing and consolidating R&D and CAPEX expenses of the project and participates to achieve assigned targets by conducting all relevant action plans
Main activities:
Establishes the project expenses status
Monitors operationally expenses under his/her responsibility (make/buy investments launching costs supplier ED&D and PSO Purchase Services Others)
Synthesizes the global expenses of the project by adding FTE and validation means (lead by Planning Manager)
Retrieves Buy costbook from CTPC/PCP costbook coordinator
Establishes multi-year expenses view as well as needed splits (annual by project region)
Guarantees the source the quality and the consistency of data used in expenses synthesis
Builds and updates the Risks and Opportunities portfolio for expenses with PEM
Leads action plans to converge to assigned targets
Contributes during the projects convergence phase to definition of robust expenses targets (with Product Planning)
Proposes expenses targets to the different stakeholders and actors involved in the project (Engineering GPSC for sourcing..)
Proposes action plans for expenses under his/her responsibility if target is not met
Manages the project annual budget
Monitors project expenses (including comparison between actual expenditure and budget) and establish annual & monthly forecasts including annual indirect costs budget
Manages action plans with all stakeholders (Purchasing Engineering) to meet annual/monthly forecast
Controls and validates expenses workflows (R&D investments)
You are rigorous creative and curious and you enjoy working as part of a team while developing your skills in a dynamic environment. You are passionate about service-oriented professions and wish to grow within a friendly and supportive work environment join us!
Remote Work :
No
Employment Type :
Full-time
Experience: years Vacancy: 1
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