NES Fircroft
Senior Project Controller

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Position: Senior Project Controller
Location: Remote Working (Birmingham Office, when required)
Benefits: Competitive Salary, Bonus & Standard UK Benefits
Profile:
As a Senior Project Controller, you will be working in a project-driven environment where financial governance, forecast accuracy, and cash discipline directly shape delivery outcomes. You will work closely with Project Management and cross-functional teams to provide clear financial insight, support decision-making, and strengthen project performance.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Provide financial support across the full project lifecycle (tender → execution → warranty), ensuring transparency and control.
- Partner with Project Managers on commercial and financial matters, translating data into clear insights and supporting decisions.
- Support profitability and cash performance by identifying risks and opportunities early and contributing to mitigation actions.
- Coordinate and prepare monthly project reviews and forecasts, ensuring reliable financial insight and consistency.
- Support financial processes including invoicing, cash collection, currency exposure tracking, bonds & guarantees, and tax alignment with relevant functions.
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Ideal Background:
- Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or similar.
- Strong Excel capability; experience with SAP or similar ERP systems is an advantage.
- Experience in project or tender controlling in a project-based environment is beneficial.
- A structured approach with the ability to move from data to insight to action.
- Comfortable working with multiple stakeholders in an international environment.
- Fluent in English, both written and spoken.


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The Company:
NES Fircroft are currently working on behalf of a global power technology business which have a presence in almost 100 countries. Leading innovation for over a century, they partake in offering products, solutions and services within the energy industry. Helping their customers, improve efficiency, optimize resources, and reduce emissions.
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