Chief Financial Officer

Oferta confidencial; Mexicali; Presencial; MXN 1.800.000 - 3.200.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Oferta confidencial is seeking a Chief Financial Officer to lead end-to-end financial management for the group, spanning forecasting, capital allocation, cash flow, and reporting. The role combines group-level leadership with hands-on ownership of numbers and requires close collaboration with the Board and lenders.

Based in Mexicali, you will oversee US GAAP and Mexican NIF reporting, multi-entity consolidation, and working capital control, with on-site presence at the plant and fluency in

Formación

• Must hold Licenciatura en Contaduría Pública or equivalent.
• Certified professional qualification (CPC/CPA) in good standing is required.
• Detailed knowledge of US GAAP and Mexican NIF for statutory reporting is essential.
• Experience in a growing business with capital allocation and working capital management.

Responsabilidades

• Lead end-to-end financial management for the group, including forecasting and control.
• Own capital allocation decisions, cash flow management and reporting to the Board.
• Oversee multi-entity consolidation and intercompany accounting.
• Ensure compliance with US GAAP and Mexican NIF, and manage working capital.

Conocimientos

Capital management

Board-level reporting

Financial modelling

ERP experience

Multi-currency consolidation

Educación

Licenciatura en Contaduría Pública or equivalent

CPC/CPA/ Chartered Accountant or equivalent

Herramientas

ERP systems

MS Excel

BI/Analytics tools

Descripción del empleo

Purpose of the role

The Chief Financial Officer holds end-to-end responsibility for the financial management, control and compliance of the entire group, not solely the Mexicali operation. The role combines group-level financial leadership with genuine hands-on ownership of the numbers.

The key objective of the role is efficient capital management in a growing business. The CFO owns forecasting, return on capital invested, margin management and working capital control, and is accountable to the Board for the disciplines that fund growth while protecting group liquidity.

This is a role for someone who wants to help build a business rather than administer one. The group intends to grow materially in North America over the coming years, and the CFO will be central to how that growth is funded, priced, measured and defended to the Board and to lenders.

Requirements

• University degree in Accounting or Public Accounting (Licenciatura en Contaduría Pública) or equivalent.
• Currently certified as a Contador Público Certificado (CPC), US Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Chartered Accountant, or equivalent recognised professional qualification in good standing.
• Detailed working knowledge of US GAAP, which is the group reporting standard, together with sufficient command of Mexican Financial Reporting Standards (NIF) to take responsibility for the Mexican entity’s statutory accounts and to reconcile between the two.
• Demonstrated strength in capital allocation, cash flow management and working capital control in a growing business. This will be tested closely at interview.
• Experience supporting a business through growth or capacity expansion: building the financial case for investment, funding it, and holding the business to the returns promised.
• Proven ability to present at Board level: concise, credible, and able to defend the numbers under direct challenge from directors and lenders rather than taking questions away.
• A track record of meeting a fixed reporting calendar (weekly cash, monthly close, budget and reforecast) without slippage.
• Substantial experience in a manufacturing business or environment, with genuine command of standard costing, inventory control and plant cost analysis.
• Direct experience of the Mexican IMMEX / maquiladora regime and its accounting, inventory control, VAT certification and transfer pricing consequences, including working through a shelter or administrative services provider.
• Experience in a multi-entity, multi-currency group, including consolidation and intercompany accounting.
• Fluent in Spanish and English, written and spoken, with English to a standard sufficient for Board-level reporting and negotiation with lenders and investors.
• Advanced financial modelling and Excel capability, and practical ERP experience.
• Able to be based in Mexicali and present onsite at the plant.