Financial Controller
Super is growing across existing and new markets, investing in technology and pursuing growth through both organic development and M&A. As Financial Controller, you will join the Group Finance team responsible for consolidated statutory and management reporting, owning assigned consolidation and reporting workstreams and supporting divisional finance teams in applying Group policies. This is a hands-on role for a qualified accountant who will help resolve accounting and control issues across our multi-entity international business.
What you'll be doing:
Group reporting and consolidation
Own assigned monthly and year-end consolidation workstreams and maintain balance sheet discipline through reconciliations, substantiation and timely resolution of aged items.
Prepare and review consolidation files and adjustments, and produce monthly financial reporting and analysis explaining material movements to stakeholders.
Technical accounting and financial control
Apply IFRS and Group accounting policies to complex or judgemental transactions, preparing audit-ready technical accounting papers and supporting accounting for business combinations, share-based payments, impairments, provisions and leases.
Guide divisional teams on applying Group policies consistently and strengthen controls around manual journals and reporting adjustments.
Audit and financial statements
Support the interim and year-end external audit, coordinating requests, preparing evidence and resolving auditor queries.
Prepare accounting papers, financial statement working papers and note disclosures, and review year-end processes to resolve control matters before sign-off.
Process improvement and collaboration
Review and improve consolidation processes and controls, and support development of D365, Anaplan EPM and related reporting tools.
Partner with Tax, Treasury, FP&A, Legal, Technology, Internal Audit and regional finance teams on Group-level analysis.
What we are looking for:
Professional qualification – ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent, supported by strong academic credentials and degree-level education.
Typically three to four years of post-qualified experience, ideally combining Big Four or other leading audit-firm training with an in-house Group Finance, reporting or controllership role.
Practical experience of group consolidations, monthly close, financial controls and statutory or management reporting in a complex multi-entity organisation.
Strong IFRS knowledge and the ability to reach clear, commercially practical conclusions on complex or judgemental accounting matters.
Experience working independently within a multicultural, multi-location organisation, collaborating effectively across countries and time zones.
Strong project-management skills, attention to detail and the initiative to improve processes and provide direction to others.
Fluent English, excellent written communication and the ability to build trusted relationships with finance and non-finance stakeholders.
Strong Excel capability and experience with ERP, consolidation or performance-management systems.
Nice to have:
Experience with D365 and Anaplan EPM.
Experience in gaming, digital, technology, retail, e-commerce or another fast-growing international business.
What we offer
Medical / Health Insurance
Open Annual Leave
Employee Assistance Programme
Training & Learning Development
Additional benefits vary by country and will be shared during the hiring process.