Head of Budget and Reporting

**Pays**

Australie

**Lieu**

Australia

**Lieu de travail**

MELBOURNE-BOURKE PLACE(AUS)

**Société employeur**

TotalEnergies EP Australia

**Domaine**

Finance, Gouvernance et Information

**Type de contrat**

CDI

**Expérience**

Minimum 15 ans
Your key responsibilities will include, but not be limited to:

Lead, coach and develop the Budget & Reporting team
- Provide professional analysis and recommendations to assist with the decision-making process
- Monitor and control running and sole costs of the business
- Provide timely, high quality and accurate financial analysis and data
- Manage the Management Reporting Activities
- Manage the Cost Control Activities
- Play a key role in the preparation of the annual Long Term Planning process
- Identify and mitigate financial risks
- Contribute to the development and implementation of business improvement initiatives

**Activités**
To be successful in the role, you’ll have the following skills/experience:

Qualified Finance professional (CA/CPA).
- Minimum of 15 years’ experience, preferably in the resources or energy sectors.
- Demonstrated success in managing teams and staff development.
- Ability to interact and build effective relationships with internal and external stakeholders at all levels of the organisation.
- Ability to collaborate with cross functional and cross geographic teams.
- Articulate with the ability to influence and persuade via both verbal and written means.
- Considerable knowledge of international and Australian accounting standards (IFRS, US GAAP etc), tax legislation, tax effect accounting and Treasury practices.
- Understanding of JV accounting and contractual norms in the energy sector.
- Knowledge of the Sarbanes Oxley process and corporate responsibilities.

**Contexte et environnement**

The Head of Budget & Reporting is a key leadership role within the affiliate, responsible for owning and delivering the strategic objectives of the budget and reporting function.

The role has 3 direct reports and is ideally suited for a trusted senior finance professional with experience working in a similar role and with a hands-on leadership approach.
- Additionally, possessing the necessary qualifications, membership in a professional body such as CA / CPA, and the ability to engage in effective business relationships is crucial.

**Informations supplémentaires**

This position is based in Australia (MELBOURNE) and cannot be opened to an expatriate contract.

Only applicants with Australian Working Rights will be considered.

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**TotalEnergies EP in Australia**

Our Australian story began in the early 1960s when TotalEnergies first decided to explore for oil and gas as part of the company’s global strategy to diversify from the traditional heartlands of Europe, Middle East and Africa. In 1963 TotalEnergies funded seismic activities in Australia’s Simpson Desert, the fourth-largest sand dune desert covering around 176,500km2 in central Australia. With limited access across this region, a road had to be built to provide support to the seismic activities. Today, this track remains one of the few ways of driving across the desert by four-wheel drive vehicle and is known locally as the “French Line”. Since that time, our upstream activities in Australia have varied from both onshore and offshore oil and gas exploration to exploration and production of other minerals such as uranium, coal and gold.

As a world leader in the LNG trade, Australia plays an essential part in realising our ambition. We are foundational investment partners in two large scale LNG projects: Gladstone LNG in Queensland, and Ichthys LNG, with operations offshore Western Australia and liquefaction operations in the Northern Territory. We plan to continue investing significantly in these projects to extend their production plateau and meet our long-term commitments to our customers, particularly in Japan, Korea, and Malaysia, and to decarbonise these assets.

In Renewables, TotalEnergies has a large portfolio of projects in solar, wind, and energy storage in development. We wish to capitalise on the development of renewables to fast-track the decarbonisation of our LNG assets. Such action will require massive investment to avoid and reduce CO2 emissions, e.g., through green electrification of the plants, and to sequestrate CO2 through investment in carbon capture and storage projects.