Full-Time

Finance Controller

Operations

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Airbus

Airbus

10,001+ employees

Manufactures aircraft, helicopters, and space systems

No salary listed

Mid

Belfast, UK

Category
Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A)
Finance & Banking
Required Skills
Financial analysis
Requirements
  • Educated to at least degree / masters level
  • CIMA Qualification preferred
  • Experience in a relevant financial controlling / management accounting role
  • Strong verbal and written communication in the Airbus business language (English)
  • A desire to work in a collaborative team environment, focused on driving future innovation
  • Ability to effectively communicate with and influence a diverse mix of finance and operational stakeholders of various nationalities and of various levels of seniority
  • The ability to be self aware and a wish to be in the driving seat of your development
Responsibilities
  • Guarantee full and accurate visibility of the A220 Wing Operations on short, mid and long-term.
  • Guarantee the assessment of all risks and opportunities related to current and next 5 years on RC costs (CoP and CoS)
  • Ensure the follow-up of corrective measures defined to achieve the A220 Wing targets.
  • Guarantee the financial reliability and accuracy of any Business Case.
  • Ensures Finance processes implementation and conformity (planning, budgeting and reporting processes), particularly guaranteeing full compliance of A220 Wing Operations processes with the Internal Financial Control Standards.
  • Contributes and promotes financial awareness to A220 Wing Operations management team.
  • Contributes to continuous improvement of A220 and Belfast Controlling Processes through regular challenging of the activity, including targets setting (OP process) and KPI development and deployment.
  • Overall business partner to the Head of CDT and integrated member of the A220 management team.
  • Lead and coordinate A220 Wing controlling through streamlining of controlling processes such as budgeting, forecasting and reporting between sub-assembly areas.
  • Working and liaising with MFOWx reporting and VSM teams in order to ensure alignment on the delivery of major forecasting milestones (FC1,2 and3) and OP.
  • Establish the top-down targets costs for A220 Wing Operations consistent with the VSM cascaded RC targets.
  • Challenge the A220 Wing bottom-up planning to match cascaded targets.
  • Preparation and submission of 5 year OP and cascade of annual budget.
  • Providing Robust Forecasting of RC costs against the Programme CoS targets.
  • Ensure monitoring and reporting of A220 Wing process and Programme analysis of RC Unit Costs (Labour/Overheads), as well as inventory and Capex.
  • Identify and assess A220 Wing Operations Risks and Opportunities in coordination with Head of Operations.
  • Evaluate project appraisals and business cases to assist decision-making.
  • Lead the wider Belfast team in identifying and securing business improvements and project savings.
  • Propose and control all corrective measures and action plans to mitigate risks and achieve opportunities.
  • Monitor and challenge as necessary all discretionary investment and ensure that planned cash flows and NPVs are in accordance with the approved Business Case for the investment.
  • To promote financial awareness and provide financial guidance to managers and their respective teams and ensure adequate processes exist to have stringent financial controls.
  • Ensure that there is consistency, transparency and accuracy of all financial information.
  • Ensure rigorous processes are in place to maintain data integrity and guarantee accuracy of reported RC actual and forecast information.
  • Ensure compliance of UK processes to Airbus Internal Financial Control Standards (IFCS) and Ethics and compliance.
  • Support the continuous improvement of UK deployed financial processes and procedures through proactive participation of Projects in support of the Finance Balanced Scorecard.

Airbus is a leader in the aerospace industry, providing a variety of products and services including commercial aircraft, helicopters, defense systems, and space technologies. The company designs popular passenger planes and produces helicopters for both civil and military purposes, while also developing military aircraft and satellite systems. Airbus stands out from competitors through its focus on innovation and sustainability, investing in technologies like hydrogen-powered aircraft to reduce environmental impact. The goal of Airbus is to meet the evolving needs of the aerospace sector while contributing to global sustainability efforts.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Blagnac, France

Founded

1970

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What believers are saying

  • Growing demand for sustainable aviation fuels aligns with Airbus' environmental initiatives.
  • Thermoplastic fuselage designs could reduce costs and improve fuel efficiency significantly.
  • VR Flight Trainer enhances pilot training, positioning Airbus as a leader in aviation training.

What critics are saying

  • Boeing's restructuring may increase competition, affecting Airbus' market share.
  • Complexity in integrating quantum algorithms may challenge gesture-based control system development.
  • Regulatory hurdles for thermoplastic fuselage designs could delay market entry.

What makes Airbus unique

  • Airbus leads in sustainable aviation with hydrogen-powered aircraft and sustainable fuel initiatives.
  • The company pioneers thermoplastic fuselage designs, enhancing cost efficiency and fuel savings.
  • Airbus integrates AI and quantum computing in defense, advancing gesture-based control systems.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Paid Vacation

Parental Leave

401(k) Retirement Plan

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Professional Development Budget

Flexible Work Hours

Company News

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The Mirror
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