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Financial Controller
Criteo · Luxembourg
Job description
About the role
We are looking for a Financial Controller to lead the finance function of our Luxembourg holding entity. You will ensure accurate accounting, statutory compliance and support group finance across reporting, budgeting and M&A projects.
Key responsibilities
- Set up and operate the Luxembourg finance function, overseeing Luxembourg GAAP accounting.
- Prepare for conversion from French to Luxembourg holding and manage merger accounting.
- Coordinate work with EY Luxembourg and other consultants, ensuring alignment with corporate tax and treasury functions.
- Review and sign‑off monthly, quarterly and annual financial statements, maintaining internal controls.
- Identify and implement statutory adjustments between US GAAP and Luxembourg GAAP.
- Manage preparation, approval and audit of Luxembourg statutory financial statements.
- Ensure timely tax compliance and regulatory filings in Luxembourg.
- Support Group Finance with reporting, budgeting and project cost tracking, acting as primary liaison.
- Participate in finance, legal and tax projects related to entity setup, restructuring and M&A.
Required profile
- Master’s degree in Accounting or Finance; CPA or equivalent is a strong plus.
- Minimum 5 years of experience in public accounting, preferably Big 4.
- Experience in technology or digital marketing sectors is advantageous.
- Excellent written and spoken English; French or Spanish a plus.
- Strong analytical, organizational and teamwork skills.
Required skills
- Advanced Excel
- PowerPoint
- SAP (preferred)
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