Financial Analyst
- Publicação
- 24 de ago. de 2026
- Última verificação
- 31 de ago. de 2026
- Fonte responsável
- Michael Page
Sobre a vaga
Experience with Cash Flow Analysis Available to work under a PJ arrangement Sobre nosso cliente: Our client is a well-established multinational company operating in the telecommunications and technology sector, with a strong presence across the Americas. The organization supports multinational clients by delivering integrated connectivity and digital solutions.
In Brazil, the company operates with a lean structure, offering a dynamic and hands-on environment, where professionals have high exposure and close interaction with international stakeholders.
Descrição: Payment preparation based on approved payment requests; Payment registration; Collection registration; Daily banking; Bank Reconciliation; Cash Position [Monthly]; Letter of Credit reconciliation with HO; Leasing Control; Cash Flow Analysis; Money Market Interest Earning; Foreign Exchange Control; Monthly Wire Transfer to HO.
Perfil desejável: The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented and analytical finance professional with previous experience in financial operations, treasury, cash management, banking and/or accounting. Strong Excel skills, attention to detail, organization, and a hands-on approach are essential. The candidate should be comfortable working in a dynamic environment, communicating with different stakeholders, and managing multiple priorities.
O que está sendo ofertado: Location: Sao Paulo, Brazil (on-site presence required 4 days per week, 1 day remote) Type: Independent contractor (PJ) 12 invoices a year Monthly compensation: R$10,000 - R$12,000 Parking available at the office Health insurance reimbursement of up to R$1,600/month after 6 months
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