Head of Group Accounting & General Ledger
zooplus
Head of Group Accounting & General Ledger
zooplus
Online pet food and supplies retailer
We are looking for an experienced and hands-on Head of Group Accounting & General Ledger to lead our group accounting and general ledger team and take ownership of the financial consolidation and reporting activities.
You will lead and develop a team of six accounting professionals, oversee monthly, quarterly and annual IFRS consolidation, and ensure high-quality financial reporting across the company. You will also drive the further development of our accounting processes and systems, strengthen reporting standards, and increase automation and efficiency across group accounting and general ledger.
Your Responsibilities:
Headquartered in Munich, with offices across Madrid, Krakow, Wroclaw, London and Vienna, we collaborate because we genuinely love working together - so you’ll be at the heart of an incredible, multinational team. We trust each other to get the job done, which means you’ll benefit from hybrid working, spending 60% of your time in the office and 40% at home. There’s an option to work for 20 days abroad in approved countries too.
Add to that development opportunities that help you to shape your own career path, excellent training and support, wellbeing offers, subsidised transport or bike leasing, plus 20% discount across all our products, and you’ll begin to get a sense of what sets us apart. Find out more about the specific benefits at your local office in our blog posts.
At zooplus, we believe in equal opportunity and support everyone to fulfil their potential. We recognise the power of listening and learning from each other and embrace diversity and inclusion of all.
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Compensation: 93200 to 139800 (EUR) (YEARLY)
Zooplus SE is an online retailer in Europe that sells pet food and supplies through a direct-to-consumer e-commerce platform. It offers about 15,000 products for various pets, including private-label brands such as Wolf of Wilderness, Smilla, and Purizon. The company uses a third-party logistics model, meaning it does not keep inventory in-house but coordinates the flow of products from suppliers to customers via fulfillment centers and delivery services. Customers place orders on Zooplus’ website and receive items through partner logistics, with a recent addition of a subscription service in Germany and Austria for automatic recurring deliveries. Zooplus operates across 30 European countries, positioning itself as a major player in online pet supplies. Its goal is to be a leading European pet-e-commerce platform by offering a wide catalog, strong supplier relationships, and scalable logistics, while expanding services like subscriptions to improve recurring sales.
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