Job Description: The successful applicant will join the Engineering Controlling Team (TFAOE) in Getafe. You will be responsible for the planning, controlling and steering of the Engineering contribution to the Airbus Derivatives (MRTT) projects. The jobholder acts as a Business Partner of the Chief Engineering organisation, supporting in all financial aspects across the life cycle of a Project, from the bidding to the execution, along with EAC and day-to-day requests. Your main tasks and responsibilities will include:
Manages targets set by programs through convergence process
Cascade the targets at the correct level of granularity to steer the business properly (Org Area, Personnel hours/Subco./Material, etc.);
Secure adherence of vigente costs with the target during the execution phase. Provide transparent reporting per programme level
Deliver high quality timely financial reports, and ensuring that these reports: Provide meaningful information regarding status vs targets; Provide visibility on the different types of delta,
with a special focus on deltas coming from activities out of EAC scope' (late modifications, extraordinary developments, certifications, etc); Are harmonized and ensure consistency, including in the generation process
Analyze quantitative and qualitative data on performance against budgets/targets highlighting discrepancies and risks & opportunities, ensuring early identification of deviation from financial plan and orientate recovery measures for implementation
Support to workload planning cycles as per central Finance requirements, with a particular focus on: Secure consistency across planning cycles (e.g. EAC) and programme directives and assumptionsSecure convergence and alignment with Programme (incl. programme finance)Validate Submission / secure financial affordability of Workload vs Programme funding
Enhance implementation and usage of financial tools (e.g. CMA, SimpliFi, UP) to achieve more efficient controlling; taking care of operatio
📌 Engineering Controller (España)
🏢 Airbus
📍 España