Chief Financial Officer

Job Summary:

Chief Finance Officer (CFO)

Key Responsibilities:

Project Finance & Cost Control

• Oversee capital allocation and evaluate ROI across multiple construction projects.
• Guide bid evaluations, contract negotiations, and budget planning with strategic financial insights.
• Implement effective cost control measures to maintain profitability and mitigate overruns.

Financial Operations

• Manage cash flow and ensure timely disbursements to contractors, vendors, and suppliers.
• Identify and proactively address financial risks related to compliance, credit, and budgeting.
• Ensure alignment with statutory regulations, taxation norms, and accounting standards.

Reporting & Analysis

• Develop tailored financial reports including balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow forecasts.
• Track project-specific costing, overheads, margins, and profitability metrics.
• Present actionable insights to stakeholders on project performance and financial health.

Capital Strategy & Funding

• Design and manage funding strategies, including loans, credit lines, and investment partnerships.
• Foster strong relationships with banks, investors, and funding agencies to secure project financing.
• Optimize capital structure to support operational scalability and organizational growth.

Requirements:

Required Skills

• Deep knowledge of

  construction accounting

  , job costing, and contract compliance.
• Strong command of

  budgeting, forecasting

  , and financial modeling.
• Excellent leadership and stakeholder communication skills.
• Understanding of construction-specific laws (e.g. lien regulations, bonding, taxation).
• Ability to manage diverse projects simultaneously in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• Chartered Accountant (CA) certification is

  mandatory

  .
• Prior experience in

  infrastructure or commercial construction

  projects is highly preferred.