The Finance area is responsible for ensuring the integrity, accuracy, and reliability of the company’s financial information and accounting operations across the organization. As we build a financial institution from the ground up, this role plays a critical part in maintaining strong financial governance, supporting regulatory compliance, enabling strategic decision-making, and ensuring scalable and sustainable financial operations.

This role will support the end-to-end accounting cycle and monthly close process under US GAAP and Colombian accounting standards (IFRS/NIIF), ensuring the accuracy and integrity of financial information, compliance with tax and statutory requirements, and timely reporting to the integral headquarters.

Challenges that await you:
- Assist with the monthly and annual financial close, including managing the closing calendar, recording accruals and amortizations, and performing analytical reviews of the income statement and balance sheet.
- Support complex and high-risk balance sheet reconciliations,



including bank and intercompany reconciliations across group entities, ensuring the timely resolution of outstanding items.
- Prepare and support the presentation of financial statements and the monthly reporting package for the group, including variance analysis against budget and prior periods.
- Participate in tax compliance activities, including withholding tax, VAT, ICA, statutory information reporting (Exogenous Information), and corporate income tax filings in collaboration with the Tax team, ensuring the accuracy and completeness of all submissions.
- Prepare technical accounting memos and analyses on topics such as revenue recognition, provisions, and differences between US GAAP and IFRS/Colombian GAAP, while contributing to the documentation and continuous improvement of accounting policies.
- Identify and support the implementation of process improvements, automation initiatives, and accounting controls within the ERP, driving improv

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