Corporate Consolidation Analyst

Nexans; Puteaux; Sur place; EUR 55 000 - 85 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Nexans is seeking a Corporate Consolidation Analyst in La Défense to join a key finance team. You will participate in quarterly IFRS consolidations and help enforce accounting principles while supporting entities globally in reporting.

Ideal candidates hold a Master in Finance / Audit / Accounting with at least four years in finance or consolidation and are fluent in French and English, collaborating with auditors and cross‑functional teams to strengthen the Group’s reporting process.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree from a Business School or Master in Finance / Audit / Accounting.
• Minimum 4 years’ experience in Finance / Audit / Consolidation.
• Good knowledge (training & experience) in accounting (IFRS) and finance.
• French and English required.

Responsabilités

• Prepare the Group’s quarterly IFRS consolidated financial statements.
• Set and enforce the Group’s IFRS accounting principles and assess impacts of operations.
• Support and train entities worldwide on accounting and reporting aspects.
• Design and implement projects to improve the efficiency of the finance community.
• Coordinate the group auditor’s review and liaise with auditors.
• Collaborate with the controlling team on analyses.

Connaissances

Analytical skills

English communication

Autonomy

Team spirit

Adaptability

Formation

Master in Finance / Audit / Accounting

Description du poste

Nexans is a global player in energy transition. Our purpose: ELECTRIFY THE FUTURE. For over a century, Nexans has played a crucial role in the electrification of the planet. With around 13,000 people in 35+ countries, the Group is leading the charge to the new world of electrification: safer, sustainable, renewable, decarbonized and accessible to everyone. In 2025, Nexans generated 7.8 billion euros of sales.

Join Nexans as a Corporate Consolidation Analyst in La Défense and become a key-member of the team!

Consolidation Department Responsibilities

• Preparing the Group’s quarterly IFRS consolidated financial statements, which are disclosed to the Group top management and published to the financial markets every six months.
• Setting and enforcing the Group’s IFRS accounting principles, of implementing the application of new standards, of analyzing / determining the impacts of operations (scope, financing…) from an accounting point of view.
• Supporting and training entities worldwide on the accounting and reporting aspects.
• Designing and implementing projects aiming at improving the efficiency of the finance community of the Group.
• Integrating the newly acquired subsidiaries on the reporting process.
• Taking part on a regular basis in transverse projects involving other functional Departments / Entities of the Group.
• Coordinating the group auditor’s review of the consolidated financial statements and being their key interlocutor.
• Closely working with the controlling team on various analyses and through a common pool of resources.

Getting a Flying Start

• Participation in the quarterly consolidations process per year, which includes assisting the entities.
• Participating to projects of optimization and transformation, which involves frequent communications with other departments (financial communication, merger & acquisition, tax department, investor relations…), and thus enables having a more complete view of the Group.
• Preparing the consolidated financial statements for publication and review of year-end and quarterly consolidated financial statements before their publication (AMF documents).
• Participating in balance sheet analysis and IFRS projects (application of new standards and new regulations).
• Ensuring that the entities comply with the accounting rules of the Group, which derives from the IFRSs.

How You Make An Impact

• Ability to handle multiple objectives at the same time and to be polyvalent in the team (because the team is small).
• Team spirit.
• Communication ability, especially in English for regular exchanges with entities.
• Nimbleness with information systems and willingness to continuously improve the Group’s reporting tool.
• Intellectual curiosity and will to progress.
• Autonomy.

Your Starting Points When You Join

• Master’s degree from a Business School or Master in Finance / Audit / Accounting.
• Minimum 4 years’ experience in Finance / Audit / Consolidation.
• A previous experience in external audit will be highly valued.
• Good knowledge (training & experience) in accounting (IFRS) and finance.
• Analytical skills.
• Ability to adapt to a changing financial and accounting environment.
• French and English required.

At Nexans, we recognize the differences that make each employee valuable and unique. The diversity of experiences, origins, personalities, gender and disability are considered key to our global ambition to lead the world in energy transition towards a sustainable planet. This is why we encourage diversity in our recruitment – Bring yours to Nexans, it is welcome!