FAQs
What is the role of an Associate Cost Controller at Maersk?
The Associate Cost Controller is responsible for ensuring business operations control, global accounting processes, and compliance with IFRS and APMM group guidelines. They will also liaise with auditors and implement continuous improvements in cost control processes.
What are the key responsibilities of the Associate Cost Controller?
Key responsibilities include understanding the ETS process, validating stock allocation models, coordinating with the Energy Market team, reconciling EUA deliveries, studying cost drivers, reviewing surrender requests, and driving continuous improvement within the team.
Will the Associate Cost Controller work with other teams?
Yes, the Associate Cost Controller will work with a wide range of stakeholders within and outside the finance and operations organization.
What qualifications are necessary for this position?
While specific qualifications are not listed, a strong background in finance, accounting, or a related field is typically expected for a position like Associate Cost Controller.
Is experience with IFRS accounting required?
Yes, knowledge and experience with IFRS implications and compliance are essential for the Associate Cost Controller role.
What type of improvements is the Associate Cost Controller expected to drive?
The Associate Cost Controller is expected to implement continuous improvements in areas of cost control, cost leakages, business controlling, and reporting.
How does Maersk approach diversity in hiring?
Maersk is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace and welcomes applicants from various backgrounds, regardless of race, gender, age, religion, or other characteristics protected by law.
Are there any accommodations available during the hiring process?
Yes, Maersk is happy to support any needs for adjustments during the application and hiring process. Applicants can contact accommodationrequests@maersk.com for assistance.
Are there opportunities to work on cost types other than EUA?
Yes, the Associate Cost Controller may serve as a backup for other cost types such as DRC Capex, project cost, and shore power cost.