RTR Accountant (Supply Chain)
RTR Accountant (Supply Chain)
Our RTR Accountant role is a great job opportunity for a motivated and detail-oriented accountant with some years of experience in accounting.
Are you eager to expand your knowledge and see yourself as a part of the finance team in the backbone of the company, our Supply Chain operations? At FrieslandCampina, we offer several growth opportunities within the Global Business & Digital Services; in the last years we grew from 150 to 400 employees and continue to expand our scope.
What we ask
- University or college degree in finance/accounting
- At least 2 years of experience in General Ledger accounting at a multinational company or in an SSC environment
- Fluency in English is a must
- Strong stakeholder management skills & project management experience
- Proactive attitude and participation in cross-border / cross-functional process improvement projects
- Excellent SAP knowledge, Excel knowledge
- Ability to adopt change
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
What we offer
- Competitive salary matching your experience
- Hybrid work model (2 office & 3 HO days)
- Exciting learning opportunities (professional and soft skills)
- A wide range of benefits (cafeteria, home office and sustainable travel allowance, MetLife life- and accident insurance, Medicover package, All You Can Move sport pass, annual bonus)
- Positive team spirit
Vacancy description
You will be responsible for performing balance sheet reconciliations, supporting month-end close activities, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure accurate financial reporting. Your role will also involve process improvements and stakeholder communication within global and local projects.
The R2R department offers interesting opportunities with supported career path. We are following the process-based structure. This opportunity is within the Supply Chain Team a team of seven accountants, with a direct line to the RtR Manager. Everybody in the team has the same structure of the activities he/she is responsible for. The volume of the markets and the complexity of the tasks differentiate.
