Job Highlights
- Business partnering, strategic finance
- Ensuring control, accuracy, predictability and timely delivery of results
- Fast-paced and dynamic environment
The Role
- Act as a Finance Business Partner
- Monitor the total cost per ton/liter of feedstock and analyze variances against budgets, forecasts, and benchmarks.
- Prepare margin analysis and cost breakdowns for different feedstock types (e.g., used cooking oil, tallow, POME, agricultural residues).
- Liaise with origination and operations teams to evaluate cost impacts of feedstock quality, yield, and processing efficiency.
- Evaluate supplier performance by comparing delivered cost vs. expected cost and quality/yield outcomes.
- Analyze trends in global feedstock pricing, exchange rates, transportation, and supply availability to guide cost projections.
- Provide cost input to contract negotiations and strategic sourcing decisions.
- Develop and enhance feedstock cost monitoring dashboards and KPI tracking tools.
- Recommend process improvements to enhance cost accuracy and control.
The Person
- Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business, Economics, or Chemical Engineering.
- 10-15 years of experience in cost control or financial analysis, ideally in energy, biofuels, refining, or manufacturing industries.
- Solid understanding of feedstock supply chains, including procurement, logistics, and sustainability certifications.
- Candidates with experience in the refining sector or trading operations are also encouraged to apply.
- Strong communication skills, result-oriented, proactive, independent with attention to detail.
- Analytical and good problem-solving skills.
- Proficient in English, Chinese (Mandarin), Cantonese (Preferred)
- Proficient in Excel & PowerPoint.