Rig Cost Controller: Budgeting & Financial Analysis

Borr Drilling Ltd; Aberdeen City; Hybrid; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Borr Drilling Ltd in Aberdeen is seeking a Cost Controller to manage financial analysis, budgeting and performance reporting for rigs and entities. You will issue customer invoices, review P&L, prepare monthly statements and participate in forecasting processes.

The role requires a accounting/finance degree and at least five years of financial experience, preferably in offshore drilling. Excellent English communication and strong attention to compliance with internal controls are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in accounting or finance or equivalent.
• Minimum 5 years of financial experience.
• Experience in offshore drilling environment preferred.

Responsibilities

• Review monthly P&L and balance sheet reconciliations for rig profit centres.
• Prepare monthly P&L statements and variance memos.
• Participate in budgeting and forecast processes.
• Review assigned area related vendor invoices for appropriate documentation and account coding.
• Interacting with Contracts, supply chain, HR, Technical and management teams.
• Maintain files and documentation thoroughly and accurately, in accordance with policy.
• Prioritize multiple projects and duties and deliver timely results.

Skills

Financial analysis

Budgeting & forecasting

P&L review

Variance analysis

Interdepartmental liaison

Invoicing & accounts

English communication

Education

Accounting/Finance degree

CA/ACCA/CPA/CIMA/CMA

Job description

Borr Drilling Ltd in Aberdeen is seeking a Cost Controller to manage financial analysis, budgeting and performance reporting for rigs and entities. You will issue customer invoices, review P&L, prepare monthly statements and participate in forecasting processes.

The role requires a accounting/finance degree and at least five years of financial experience, preferably in offshore drilling. Excellent English communication and strong attention to compliance with internal controls are essential.