Director, EMEA Controller Job at Robinhood (Luxembourg)

Director, EMEA Controller

Bitstamp by Robinhood is seeking a Director, EMEA Controller to lead accounting ...

Location

Luxembourg , Luxembourg

Salary:

Not provided

Robinhood

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

12+ years of progressive accounting experience, including significant experience leading accounting functions across EMEA
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance
recognized accounting qualification (e.g., ACA, ACCA, CPA) required
Proven leadership skills and experience managing teams across multiple geographies
Deep knowledge of IFRS/US GAAP and local statutory reporting requirements across key EMEA jurisdictions
Strong experience on internal controls and tax (e.g., VAT/GST)
Strong understanding of internal controls, operational processes, and accounting system architecture
Demonstrated ability to lead complex initiatives involving cross-functional collaboration, systems integration, and process transformation
Experience supporting M&A integrations, implementing finance systems, and scaling operations in a high-growth environment
Excellent communication skills and the ability to influence and partner across multiple functions and levels of the organization

Job Responsibility

Lead the accounting close process for all EMEA entities, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and compliance with local statutory requirements and US GAAP
Oversee financial reporting, including preparation of statutory financial statements and coordination with external auditors across multiple jurisdictions
Hire, develop, and manage a growing EMEA accounting team, fostering a culture of ownership, collaboration, and continuous improvement
Serve as a key partner to the Global Controller and cross-functional stakeholders on finance transformation efforts, including process improvements, system implementations, and automation initiatives
Collaborate with Product and Business teams to assess accounting implications of new product launches or business changes in EMEA markets
Support M&A integration activities within the region, including accounting policy alignment, systems onboarding, opening balance sheet validation and integration
Partner with Technical Accounting, Tax, and Legal teams to ensure proper treatment and documentation of complex transactions
Drive implementation of scalable processes, controls, and reporting tools that meet the needs of a growing international business
Review local tax documentation (e.g. VAT/GST) and filings across EMEA and collaborate with the global tax team to support accurate and timely local tax and U.S. group tax reporting and compliance
Ensure successful completion of external audits and support SOX and internal control requirements as applicable

EMEA Tax Director

We are looking for an EMEA Tax Director to lead WeWork’s EMEA Direct Tax Functio...

Location

United Kingdom , London

Salary:

Not provided

WeWork

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

10+ years of tax experience
Big 4 and/or large multi-national in-house tax department experience preferred
Proven experience leading a team
Comprehensive understanding of UK and other EMEA tax rules and compliance requirements
Familiarity with US and other international tax laws, tax treaties, tax withholding, and financing structures
Ability and experience collaborating with outside advisors on complex international tax matters
Work independently with strong problem solving and analytical skills, and have the ability to recognize and recommend solutions
Highly motivated and willing to take on multiple responsibilities
Able to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to communicate complex tax concepts to non-tax colleagues

Job Responsibility

Lead and manage our EMEA Direct Tax Team to ensure tax responsibilities are properly addressed and timely completed
Provide strategic international tax advice to the global business (e.g., in relation to new product offerings, corporate strategy, new market expansion, acquisition targets and divestiture transactions)
Lead the team in driving continuous improvements in the Direct Tax provision and compliance process, through automation, simplification, improving data integrity and utilizing state-of-the-art tax technology
Manage the EMEA direct tax compliance, currently primarily prepared by outside service providers, while corresponding and negotiating with tax authorities
Partner with other worldwide direct and indirect tax professionals to provide comprehensive guidance on complex tax matters
Manage the preparation of the EMEA annual and interim income tax provision calculations for inclusion in the consolidated U.S. GAAP financial statements with emphasis on SOX documentation, controls and processes
Collaborate with the HQ tax team to automate and simplify tax processes
Maintain compliance with all intercompany transfer pricing and other agreements, calculations, payments and documentation
Monitor new tax legislation and regulations to determine impact to the company and advise on restructuring, as needed
Manage and prioritize multiple tasks with sensitive deadlines while ensuring accuracy and overall efficiency

Fulltime

New

Director of Finance, EMEA

Blockstream is seeking a Director of Finance, EMEA to lead regional finance oper...

Location

Switzerland , Lugano

Salary:

Not provided

Blockstream

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Proven experience leading finance or accounting functions in a regional or international environment
Strong technical knowledge of IFRS and solid understanding of US GAAP
Familiarity with multiple financial and regulatory regimes, including Switzerland, Italy, Germany, and the Netherlands
Experience with revenue recognition, contract accounting, and multi-entity structures
Demonstrated ability to manage audits, internal controls, and statutory compliance
Strong business partnering skills and ability to work across cultures and functions
Comfortable operating in both strategic and hands-on execution modes
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field
Minimum 8+ years of progressive finance / accounting experience, including leadership roles in international or EMEA regional organizations
Working knowledge of NetSuite

Job Responsibility

Serve as the senior finance leader for the EMEA region, partnering closely with the CFO, Corporate Controller and MD Europe on strategy, execution, and financial decision-making
Act as a trusted advisor to regional leadership on financial performance, risk, and resource allocation
Own EMEA accounting operations, including general ledger, AR/AP, payroll coordination, intercompany accounting, local tax and statutory reporting
Lead and execute the regional month-end and quarter-end close process, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and alignment with global close timelines
Act as final regional reviewer for statutory accounts, audit deliverables, and management reporting prior to global consolidation
Ensure compliance with IFRS, local statutory requirements, and alignment with Group GAAP / PCAOB reporting standards
Lead EMEA budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning activities in coordination with global FP&A
Analyze actuals vs. budget, explain variances, and deliver actionable insights to management
Oversee regional cash flow planning, working capital management, and coordination with global treasury
Support revenue recognition analysis under IFRS 15 / ASC 606 for regional contracts

Fulltime

New

Financial Crime Legal Director - EMEA

Barclays have an excellent opportunity for a Financial Crime Legal Director - EM...

Location

United Kingdom , London

Salary:

Not provided

Barclays

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Qualified lawyer (Solicitor, Barrister, Attorney or equivalent)
Seasoned AML expert with demonstrable experience leading high‑profile, complex AML/CTF matters in financial services, ideally across multiple jurisdictions
Strong knowledge of UK AML/CTF legal and regulatory frameworks
familiarity with Middle East / Africa regimes advantageous
Track record of operating independently and advising senior stakeholders, including ExCo‑level engagement
Experience partnering with regulators and managing regulatory interactions on financial‑crime topics
Exceptional analytical, judgement and problem‑solving skills
ability to distil complexity into clear, pragmatic advice
Strong communication, negotiation and influencing skills
capable of credible challenge and effective escalation

Job Responsibility

Act as the senior regional legal lead for AML/CTF across the UK, Middle East, and Africa regions delivering authoritative, independent advice on high‑profile, complex matters with minimal supervision
Be a trusted advisor to senior stakeholders, exercising sound legal judgement and professional independence in a fast‑paced environment
Provide strategic leadership on legal issues relating to AML/CTF, working with other functions to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of AML/CTF risk management within the region and across the Bank
Drive our global remit, locally coordinating cross‑border legal advice and ensuring consistent standards across jurisdictions
Strengthen the region’s financial‑crime risk management by partnering with Legal, Financial Crime Compliance (FCC), Audit and the Business, providing effective oversight and credible challenge
Proactively seek to identify unmanaged risk and emerging trends in financial crime, (including forthcoming laws, rules, and regulations) and help deliver legal advice on procedures and controls of to anticipate those trends and deliver sustainable value within the region and to the Bank globally
Provide a supporting role to LI&E, the Bank’s FIU and FCC as necessary, on investigations and potential enforcement actions, specifically providing SME input including on remediation considerations
Serve as primary senior legal contact for AML/CTF in the region
lead complex, time‑sensitive matters with material legal, regulatory and reputational impact
Provide cross‑border legal advice coordinating with in‑country and product counsel to ensure consistent positions and robust execution

What we offer

Hybrid working
Wellness Suite includes a well-equipped gym and exercise studios, and provides personal training sessions and massage therapy
Cycle or run to work? We’ve got everything you need – from cycle hire and parking areas to new showering and changing facilities

Fulltime

Financial Crime Legal Director EMEA

Join the Legal team to protect Barclays, its employees, and its brands while ens...

Location

United Kingdom , London

Salary:

Not provided

Barclays

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Qualified lawyer (Solicitor, Barrister, Attorney or equivalent)
Seasoned AML expert with demonstrable experience leading high‑profile, complex AML/CTF matters in financial services, ideally across multiple jurisdictions
Strong knowledge of UK AML/CTF legal and regulatory frameworks
Track record of operating independently and advising senior stakeholders, including ExCo‑level engagement
Experience partnering with regulators and managing regulatory interactions on financial‑crime topics
Exceptional analytical, judgement and problem‑solving skills
Strong communication, negotiation and influencing skills
Proven leadership and people‑development capability
Resilient, organised and responsive under time pressure
In‑depth knowledge of UK financial‑crime law, with strength in AML/CTF

Job Responsibility

Act as the senior regional legal lead for AML/CTF across the UK, Middle East, and Africa regions
Be a trusted advisor to senior stakeholders
Provide strategic leadership on legal issues relating to AML/CTF
Drive our global remit, locally coordinating cross‑border legal advice
Strengthen the region’s financial‑crime risk management
Proactively seek to identify unmanaged risk and emerging trends in financial crime
Provide a supporting role to LI&E, the Bank’s FIU and FCC as necessary, on investigations and potential enforcement actions
Serve as primary senior legal contact for AML/CTF in the region
Exercise independent judgement when advising senior management
Represent FCL at regional governance fora

What we offer

Hybrid working
Structured approach to hybrid working with fixed 'anchor' days
Supportive and inclusive culture and environment
Commitment to inclusion and opportunities

Fulltime

Statutory Reporting Specialist

Statutory Reporting team is an independent group of subject matter experts in Re...

Location

Hungary , Budapest

Salary:

Not provided

Citi

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

University/College degree in Finance, Accounting or Economics, ACCA is an advantage
3-5 years of experience in financial auditing (internal or external) or financial reporting and accounting or controlling
IFRS and US GAAP experience, familiarity with UK GAAP is an advantage
Prior experience with preparation of financial statements and supporting external audit is an advantage
Accuracy and attention to detail
Pro-active, able to manage time and issues
Planning and organizational skills, able to prioritize work
Advanced verbal and written communication skills in English

Job Responsibility

Preparation of the statutory accounts of selected EMEA entities
Active involvement in the external audit of the statutory accounts
Delivery of statutory accounts to directors, and liaison with the Company Secretarial or local country finance team to set up related board meetings
Collaboration with EMEA Accounting Policy team on new accounting standards and complex accounting matters
Regular liaison with the Corporate Tax function and other regulatory reporting departments to assist them with tax returns and regulatory submissions respectively
Project work on the development of and implementation of new systems and any restructuring within the entities
Assistance in onboarding the financial statement preparation of further EMEA entities to the Budapest CSC
Managing the EMEA audit fee approval process and work on continuous development of the procedure

What we offer

Cafeteria Program
Home Office Allowance - for colleagues working in hybrid work models
Paid Parental Leave Program - maternity leave and paternity leave
Private Medical Care Program and onsite medical rooms at our offices
Pension Plan Contribution to voluntary pension fund
Group Life Insurance
Employee Assistance Program
Access to a wide variety of learning and development programs, online course libraries and upskilling platforms, such as Udemy and Degreed
Flexible work arrangements to support colleagues’ in managing work - life balance
Continuous career progression opportunities across geographies and business lines

Fulltime

Managing Quantity Surveyor

As a Managing Quantity Surveyor at Datalec Precision Installations (DPI), you wi...

Location

United Kingdom , Buntingford

Salary:

Not provided

Datalec Precision Installations

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Proven experience in a similar commercial or quantity surveying leadership role
Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related field (preferred but not essential)
Strong leadership abilities, with proven ability to develop a team
Sector and Industry knowledge within the Data Centre and associated services environment
Demonstrated experience in managing both internal and external stakeholders
Demonstrated proficiency in commercial acumen and skills
Experience in evaluating, negotiating, and mitigating commercial and contractual risks
Excellent influencing and negotiation abilities
Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines
Strong verbal and written communication skills

Job Responsibility

Report directly to the Head of Commercial, ensuring proactive cost control and commercial governance across all projects
Provide regular commercial updates and financial reports to the Head of Commercial
Prepare and deliver accurate monthly and ad-hoc financial reports aligned with required reporting periods, ensuring precise tracking of revenues, costs, risks and opportunities. Evaluate, negotiate, and mitigate commercial and contractual risks
Ensure timely and accurate reporting of cost forecasts, budget variances, and commercial KPIs
Escalate significant commercial risks or issues to senior management with recommended actions
Support internal and external audits by providing required documentation and insights
Lead, manage, and develop a team of Quantity Surveyors, ensuring high performance and professional growth through the provision of objectives, responsibilities, and accountabilities, managing performance accordingly
Conduct regular one-to-one meetings, performance reviews, and appraisals
Identify training needs and support continuous professional development within the team, to support development plans and career progression
Allocate resources effectively across projects, balancing workloads and priorities

Fulltime

New

Tax Director

This position is a career-fast-track opportunity. Whoever fills this role is exp...

Location

United States , Palatine

Salary:

170000.00 - 195000.00 USD / Year

Robert Half

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in accounting, Finance, Economics, or Taxation required
Master of Taxation (MST), LL.M. in Taxation, or MBA in Finance/International Business preferred
Certifications: CPA, ACA, ACCA, CA, or equivalent professional accounting qualification required
CTA, ADIT, or other advanced international tax credential strongly preferred
Experience working in a high-growth, global, or PE-backed organization, preferably in services, facilities management, or infrastructure
10–15 years of progressive global tax experience (corporate and international), including Big Four or large advisory background
Deep understanding of corporate income tax, indirect tax, and transfer pricing across U.S. and EMEA jurisdictions
Proven leadership in multi-entity, multi-currency organizations
Strong command of tax accounting principles and experience supporting financial close
Expertise in ERP and tax automation systems (Sage Intacct, Avalara, ADP, Salesforce/Certinia)

Job Responsibility

Develop and execute a global tax strategy that supports growth, compliance, and risk mitigation across all operating jurisdictions
Establish and maintain tax governance, policies, and controls that align with audit and SOX/ICFR standards
Maintain a global tax calendar and ensure on-time filings and payments for all legal entities
Monitor international tax law changes (OECD BEPS, Pillar Two, EU e-invoicing, etc.) and communicate business impacts
Identify and manage global tax risks, including nexus, permanent establishment, transfer pricing, and indirect tax exposure
Oversee all direct and indirect tax compliance activities (corporate income tax, VAT/GST, sales & use tax, payroll and withholding)
Ensure accuracy and timeliness of all tax filings and payments globally
Coordinate quarterly and annual tax provision calculations, estimated payments, and reconciliations
Manage relationships with external advisors and auditors to ensure compliance and efficiency
Develop, document, and maintain transfer pricing policies covering intercompany services, cost allocations, and markups

What we offer

medical insurance
vision insurance
dental insurance
life insurance
disability insurance
bonus
401(k) plan

Fulltime

Director, EMEA Controller

Robinhood

Location:
Luxembourg , Luxembourg

Category:
Finance

Contract Type:
Not provided

Salary:

Job Description:

Job Responsibility:

Requirements:

Additional Information:

Job Posted:
February 18, 2026

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