Total 579 procurement manager job vacancies in Finance / Banking / Insurance category in Singapore

[Job ID: 1625588]

Responsibilities:

• Oversee end-to-end case management for insurance applications and ongoing policy servicing
• Manage daily operational workflows, turnaround times, and service quality standards
• Collaborate closely with consultants and internal and external stakeholders to resolve complex cases
• Drive process improvement initiatives to enhance operational efficiency and client experience
• Provide guidance, support, and mentorship to junior team members
• Ensure accurate documentation, regulatory compliance, and adherence to internal policies

Requirements:

• Proven experience in client management, relationship building, and delivering high-quality service within the high-net-worth (HNW) segment
• Strong understanding of life insurance products and insurance brokerage operational processes, particularly for HNW clients
• Excellent organizational, multitasking, and time management skills to manage complex and high-volume cases
• Effective written and verbal communication skills with strong attention to detail and professionalism
• Leadership or team supervision experience is an added advantage
• Familiarity with the Singapore insurance regulatory environment is an added advantage

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EA Personnel Name: Tung Chi Jun (Deng Zijun)

EA Personnel Reg. no.: R25157470

EA License no.: 07C5771

JobDescription:

Roles& Responsibilities:

Youwill be part of a team of seasoned financial professionals. As a RelationshipManager within the Wealth Banking business, you will be responsible forrendering financial advisory to UOB's mass-affluent customers. You are expectedto achieve individual sales target while ensuring accurate and timelycompletion of the entire sales and compliance process.

• Provide prudent financial advisory and investment solutions to meet the financial planning needs and requirements of UOB's clients
• Develop and deepen relationships with clients who have been assigned to you
• Ensure proper advisory procedures and documentation while adhering to the Bank's internal policies, business processes, and regulatory requirements (ie FAA and other related statutory Acts)

JobRequirements

• A recognized university degree
• At least 1 year of relevant financial advisory experience gained in the banking and/or financial services sectors; experienced candidates would be considered for a more senior position
• Good knowledge of wealth management and investment products
• Results-oriented, dynamic and self-driven
• Competent in engaging and managing internal and external clients
• Proven ability to exceed sales target
• Resourceful and able to work with minimal supervision

Singapore-headquartered investment firm and MAS-licensed fund manager investing in private technology companies globally through two funds, with investment activity and operating presence in Singapore, UK and US.

The Role

High-visibility role supporting the firm's accounting, tax compliance, regulatory reporting and compliance, and fund operations across Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Work directly with the Financial Controller and serve as a key coordination point with network of external specialists — fund administrators, auditors, tax advisors, corporate secretaries and compliance consultants — across multiple jurisdictions.

The Finance function operates on a lean, outsourcing-led model: most production work (fund-level NAV, statutory accounts, tax filings) is performed by external service providers, and the Finance team's role is to direct, review, control and consolidate.

Key Responsibilities

Accounting & Financial Reporting

• Maintain the books and records of the management company and related operating entities across Singapore, the UK and the US in Xero, with management reporting and analysis built in Fathom.
• Prepare monthly, quarterly and annual management accounts, consolidated reporting packs and variance analysis for the Financial Controller, COO, CEO and Board.
• Manage accounts payable, accounts receivable, intercompany balances, expense allocations and payroll coordination across entities.
• Coordinate the preparation of statutory financial statements (SFRS / FRS 102 / US GAAP as relevant) and lead the audit process with external auditors in each jurisdiction.

Tax Compliance

• Coordinate corporate income tax, GST/VAT/sales tax, withholding tax and transfer-pricing compliance across Singapore, the UK and the US, working with external tax advisors in each jurisdiction.
• Monitor tax filing calendars and ensure timely, accurate submissions to IRAS, HMRC, the IRS and relevant state authorities.
• Support employee tax matters (IR8A, P11D, W-2 / 1099) and cross-border tax considerations for staff and entities.

Regulatory Reporting

• Prepare and submit regulatory filings to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) — including Form 1, returns under the SFA and AML/CFT submissions — and equivalent reporting in the UK (FCA) and the US (SEC / state regulators), supported by external counsel and compliance advisors as needed.
• Track regulatory deadlines, capital adequacy and risk-based capital requirements; flag changes in the regulatory landscape that affect the firm.
• Maintain documentation supporting regulatory submissions and internal controls.

Fund Operations

• Act as primary day-to-day liaison with third-party fund administrators on NAV production, capital activity (capital calls, distributions, transfers), investor reporting and year-end audits for the firm's two funds strategies
• Review NAV packs, fee calculations (management and performance fees, carried interest waterfalls), expense allocations and investor capital account statements before release.
• Support investment transactions from a finance and operations perspective — funding, drawdowns, FX and treasury — and post-investment monitoring of portfolio holdings.
• Support fund-level matters: on-boarding of new investors (KYC/AML), side-letter tracking, ongoing investor communications and ad hoc LP queries.
• Liaise with custodians, bankers, corporate secretaries and counsel across fund domiciles (including Cayman Islands and other jurisdictions as relevant).

Controls, Process & Projects

• Identify and implement improvements to financial systems, controls and processes as the platform scales.
• Support ad hoc projects: new entity set-up, banking relationships, system implementations, internal policy drafting and management reporting build-outs.

Requirements

• University degree in Accountancy, Finance, Business or a related discipline.
• CA (Singapore) qualification — or equivalent (e.g. ACA, ACCA, CPA Australia/US) — with full membership.
• 5–8 years of post-qualification experience, ideally combining Big 4 audit/assurance with in-house or fund administration experience.
• Solid technical accounting knowledge (SFRS / IFRS) and exposure to at least one other GAAP framework (FRS 102 and/or US GAAP).
• Strong working knowledge of private equity fund accounting concepts: NAV, capital activity, waterfall and carried interest, management and performance fees, expense allocation.
• International mindset and confidence working across multiple time zones, jurisdictions and external service providers.
• Comfortable operating in a lean, outsourcing-led model
• High attention to detail, strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple deadlines independently.
• Excellent written and spoken English; clear and professional communication with senior stakeholders and external counterparties.
• Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident.

Highly valuable

• Prior experience working in a fund administration capacity (administrator, fund accountant or investor services) for private equity, venture capital or growth-equity funds.
• Direct experience with MAS regulatory reporting (Form 1, AML/CFT submissions) and/or FCA / SEC reporting.
• Experience supporting Cayman Islands and other offshore fund structures.
• Hands-on proficiency with Xero and Fathom; strong Excel skills.

Personal attributes

• Hands-on, problem-solving mindset — comfortable rolling up sleeves in a lean team.
• Discretion and integrity; understands the importance of confidentiality in a fund management environment.
• Collaborative and able to build trust with internal and external stakeholders.

EA: 25C2690 | R1221146

Credit Risk Management

• Develop, implement, and maintain credit policies and procedures
• Assess creditworthiness of new and existing customers
• Set and review credit limits in line with risk appetite and business strategy
• Monitor customer credit exposure and mitigate potential bad debt risk

2. Accounts Receivable & Collections

• Oversee end-to-end accounts receivable (AR) process
• Ensure timely collection of outstanding debts across all customer portfolios
• Manage aged debt reporting and drive reduction in overdue balances
• Implement effective escalation processes for high-risk accounts

3. Cash Flow & Working Capital Management

• Monitor cash inflows and forecast receivables performance
• Support working capital optimisation initiatives
• Collaborate with FP&A team to provide insights on cash flow trends and risks

4. Revenue Assurance & Controls

• Ensure accuracy of billing and invoicing processes
• Identify and prevent revenue leakage across customer accounts
• Strengthen internal controls across credit and receivables processes
• Partner with operations to resolve billing disputes efficiently

5. Stakeholder Management

• Work closely with Sales and Commercial teams to balance growth and credit risk
• Partner with Finance Business Partners on customer profitability and exposure analysis
• Engage with senior stakeholders on credit decisions and risk exposure reporting

6. Reporting & Analytics

• Produce regular credit risk, AR ageing, and cash collection reports
• Analyse customer payment behaviour and identify risk trends
• Provide actionable insights to improve collection efficiency and reduce DSO (Days Sales Outstanding)

7. Team Leadership & Process Improvement

• Lead and develop the credit control / AR team (if applicable)
• Drive process improvements and automation in credit and collection workflows
• Implement best practices and standard operating procedures across regions/business units

• Position : Financial Controller / Senior Finance Manager
• Location : Central - (MRT nearby)
• Working hours : 5 Days/ Office hours
• Salary (commensurate with experience) : Up to $10,000 per month + discretional bonus, medical benefits $500 flexi benefit per year and annual leave 14 days
• Duration : Permanent
• Industry : SGX Catalist-Listed Company/ investment holding company

Our client is an SGX Catalist-listed company seeking an experienced Financial Controller / Senior Finance Manager to support financial reporting, compliance, governance and finance operations.

Responsibilities:

• Oversee finance, accounting, reporting and compliance matters for the Group.
• Prepare and review monthly, quarterly and annual financial reports.
• Ensure compliance with SGX Catalist listing requirements, SFRS/IFRS standards and corporate governance requirements.
• Liaise with auditors, tax agents, corporate secretary, banks, sponsors and relevant external parties.
• Handle GST, corporate tax, audit schedules, regulatory submissions and management reporting.
• Support budgeting, cash flow planning, cost control and financial analysis.
• Strengthen internal controls, finance processes and reporting accuracy.
• Assist senior management in business planning, corporate exercises and process improvement matters.

Requirements:

• CPA certified.
• Minimum 5 years of relevant finance / accounting experience.
• Experience in an SGX-listed or Catalist-listed company will be highly advantageous.
• Familiar with financial reporting standards, audit, tax, internal controls and compliance matters.
• Able to liaise with auditors, sponsors, banks and senior stakeholders.
• Hands-on, meticulous and comfortable working in a lean corporate environment.

Email to joie@searchpersonnel.com.sg

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Joie Chang

Deputy Consulting Director (APAC)

Reg no.: R2090601 | EA No: 13C6684

Thank you for your interest in this position. Our shortlisting period is 3 working days. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further consideration.

If you do not receive communication from us within this timeframe, it's likely that your application has not been shortlisted by our client. In such cases, we recommend that you continue your job search to maximize your opportunities. We wish you all the best and should we have any suitable roles that match your experiences/ qualifications/ preferences, we will reach out to you.

• Handle daily treasury transactions (e.g. deposits, FX, borrowings)
• Monitor inter-company loans and support interest computation and settlement
• Perform month-end closing and reconciliations for treasury activities
• Prepare reports for management, including analysis and financial summaries
• Ensure compliance with accounting standards and internal policies
• Support tax and GST-related treasury matters
• Assist with banking administration and system controls
• Provide support to stakeholders on treasury-related queries
• Participate in projects and other ad-hoc duties

Interested applicants may email resume to kellychooi@recruitexpress.com.sg

Chooi Kelly (CEI Registration No: R25136207)

Recruit Express Pte Ltd (EA: 99C4599)

We regret only shortlisted candidates will be contacted

We are partnering with a leading global asset management firm on opportunities within their Middle Office Governance team.

This is a newly created team with headcounts at the Assistant Director level and at the Manager level.

These roles offer the opportunity to work closely with investment teams, supporting governance, controls, and investment compliance initiatives while partnering with senior stakeholders across the business.

Why consider this opportunity?

• High visibility and autonomy within the function
• Close partnership with Fund Managers and senior stakeholders
• Opportunity to broaden governance, controls, and investment compliance expertise
• Leadership and career progression opportunities within a growing team

Key responsibilities include:

• Investment compliance governance and controls
• Pre- and post-trade monitoring activities
• Investment guideline interpretation and rule assurance
• Aladdin coding and monitoring oversight
• Stakeholder management across Investments, Compliance, and Risk
• Process improvement and governance enhancement initiatives

Assistant Director

• Strong investment compliance and Aladdin/Charles River coding experience
• Proven stakeholder management skills
• Experience partnering with Fund Managers

Manager

• Experience in investment compliance monitoring
• Exposure to pre- and post-trade compliance activities
• Some Aladdin coding experience

Open to candidates from asset management or other buy-side investment compliance backgrounds.

If you would be interested in learning more, do reach out for a confidential discussion.

Company Reg No.: 201131609D | License No.: 24S2411 | Reg No: R22109164 | Valenzuela Alexandra Marie Tolentino

(The Federation of Merchants’ Associations, Singapore – FMAS)

About FMAS:

The Federation of Merchants’ Associations, Singapore (FMAS) is the national trade association representing heartland merchant & hawker associations as well as individual merchants and hawkers across Singapore. We work closely with government agencies, industry partners, and community stakeholders to strengthen businesses, uplift capabilities, and drive transformation across Singapore’s heartlands.

FMAS also oversees key initiatives and entities, including the Hawkers’ Division and Heartland Enterprise Centre Singapore (HECS), a subsidiary focused on enterprise development and placemaking.

Finance & HR Manager (Corporate Functions)

(Title and remuneration commensurate with experience)

Role Purpose

The Finance & HR Executive /Corporate Functions Executive supports the centralised Finance and HR corporate function serving FMAS, FMAS Hawkers’ Division and HECS.

The role is employed under FMAS and is intended to strengthen operational support for FMAS as the parent entity and FMAS Hawkers’ Division, while also supporting HECS Finance and HR matters where required.

The role reports functionally to the Finance & HR Manager / Senior Manager, Corporate Functions for day-to-day Finance and HR work, and administratively to the FMAS Executive Director for FMAS-related work priorities, organisational alignment and performance oversight.

Key Responsibilities

1. Finance Operations Support

Assist with day-to-day finance operations including invoice processing, payment preparation, receipt tracking, claims checking, filing and data entry.

Support Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, bank reconciliation, project cost tracking and maintenance of finance records.

Assist in preparing supporting schedules, working papers and documentation for monthly reporting, year-end closing and audits.

Maintain proper records for FMAS, FMAS Hawkers’ Division and HECS transactions, ensuring documents are complete and properly filed.

Track expenses, claims, procurement records and supporting documents for FMAS and FMAS Hawkers’ Division.

2. HR Operations Support

Assist with HR administrationincluding staff records, onboarding documents, offboarding checklists, leaverecords, OIL trackers, payroll support and CPF/AIS preparation.

Maintain HR files, staffdocumentation, appointment letters, confirmation records and related forms.

Support recruitment coordination,interview scheduling, onboarding arrangements and staff administrative matters.

Assist with performance appraisaldocumentation and HR policy administration.

3. Audit, Compliance and Documentation Support

Compile and organise supportingdocuments for statutory audits, grant audits, internal reviews and managementreporting.

Assist in maintaining procurementrecords such as quotations, approvals, purchase documents and payment support.

Ensure proper filing and documentationin accordance with Finance and HR SOPs.

Flag missing documents, discrepancies,approval gaps or compliance concerns to the Finance & HR Manager and/orFMAS ED.

4. FMAS and Hawkers’ Division Corporate Support

Provide heavier operational support toFMAS and FMAS Hawkers’ Division in view of the role being employed under FMAS.

Support tracking of Hawkers’ Divisionmanpower, claims, procurement, project expenses and administrative records.

Assist in preparing informationrequired for FMAS management, Exco, Standco, Hawkers’ Division updates andother reporting needs.

Coordinate with internal teams toobtain supporting documents for claims, payments, procurement and HR matters.

5. General Corporate Administration

Support vendor coordination, officeadministration, filing, documentation and general corporate function matters.

Assist in maintaining shared trackers,templates, registers and administrative records.

Provide support for meetings, internalreviews and other corporate function tasks as assigned.

Requirements

Diploma in Accounting, Finance,Business Administration, Human Resource Management or related discipline.

1 to 3 years of experience in financeadministration, HR administration, accounting support or corporateadministration.

Basic knowledge of accounting, claimsprocessing, payroll support, CPF/AIS, filing and documentation.

Comfortable working with spreadsheets,accounting systems and administrative trackers.

Meticulous, responsible, discreet and willing to learn.

Able to support multiple entities and work in a lean team environment.

Strong follow-through and ability to maintain proper documentation.

Vita Partners is Asia-Pacific’s largest pan-regional pure-play life science, innovation and R&D real estate platform, backed Australian headquartered multinational real estate company Lendlease and leading US private equity growth investor Warburg Pincus. The platform focuses on investing, acquiring, developing, constructing, managing, and operating real estate projects in fast-growing life sciences, innovation and R&D real estate markets in Asia-Pacific. The company operates within two main segments – a high-barrier-to-entry life sciences project construction management business and a specialized investment management business. Since the 2000s, the project construction management business has worked on over 200 projects in Asia-Pacific for more than 100 blue-chip life sciences and pharmaceutical companies, with many repeat clients. The investment management business currently manages ~SGD 2 billion of AUM on behalf of institutional investors, with strong aspirations for growth within the region.

Responsibilities

Cost Planning & Estimation

• Lead the Function: Drive and manage the overall cost planning function for the business.
• Lifecycle Estimates: Prepare, develop, and maintain robust cost plans across all project stages, including order-of-magnitude estimates, elemental cost plans, pre-tender budgets based on user requirements/design specifications, and post-contract cost reports.
• Tender Pricing: Generate accurate, well-substantiated cost estimates for commercial tenders, budget costing exercises, and tender proceedings across a broad range of life sciences and pharmaceutical project types.
• Commercial Benchmarking: Perform rigorous cost evaluations and benchmarking to validate contractor and subcontractor pricing, ensuring value for money and alignment with market rates.
• Procurement Support: Support the strategic appointment of contractors through thorough analysis of tender submissions, bid comparisons, and negotiation support. Advise on procurement strategies, contractual arrangements, and suggest tenderers alongside potential pre-qualification criteria.

Contract Administration & Cost Control

• Works Administration: Administer works in progress, ensuring strict compliance with engineering specifications, drawings, and contract documents.
• Financial Tracking: Develop construction-stage elemental cost plans, prepare project cash flow forecasts, and provide approximate estimates of future cost increases or variations.
• Progress Valuations: Value monthly work progress, assess construction compliance, and recommend appropriate interim payments for contractors and subcontractors.
• Reporting & Analytics: Provide ongoing commercial advice, monthly financial statements, and cost-to-complete analyses to maintain effective cost control during construction. Submit final cost statements and detailed cost analysis under the contract.
• Accounts & Closeout: Prepare interim and final statements of accounts, warranties, bonds, and collateral documentation. Settle final accounts with contractors/subcontractors and certify final payments.
• Dispute Resolution: Assist the project management team in dispute resolution, claims analysis, and arbitration/litigation support.

Design Change Management & Variation Control

• Change Evaluation: Lead the cost management of design development. Accurately identify, evaluate, and price design changes from initial concept and tender drawings through to final construction issue documents.
• Variation Governance: Maintain a structured variation register and ensure all scope changes or variations are captured, assessed, valued, and reported to the project management and client teams in a timely, transparent manner, accounting for material or labour fluctuations.
• Scope Optimisation: Provide proactive commercial advice during design development to minimise scope creep and optimise cost outcomes without compromising project quality or GMP compliance requirements.

Research, Analysis & Benchmarking

• Database Management: Conduct in-depth market research and analysis to develop, maintain, and continuously improve internal cost databases, unit rate libraries, and elemental cost benchmarks relevant to life sciences and pharmaceutical construction.
• Data Integration: Analyse survey data, engineering drawings, specifications, procurement records, and historical project data to inform and substantiate cost estimates.
• Commercial Intelligence: Provide cost intelligence insights to support business development, feasibility studies, and client advisory engagements.

Commercial Strategy & Value Engineering

• Value Engineering: Recommend, develop, and evaluate alternative cost options and value engineering opportunities across design, procurement, and construction phases. Balance cost reduction against technical and regulatory requirements.
• Tendering Strategy: Contribute to the development and implementation of commercial strategies for tendering, procurement, and contract award. This includes packaging strategies and market engagement plans.
• Risk Mitigation: Support risk identification and quantification, providing commercial input to project risk registers, risk management plans, and contingency strategies.

Reporting, Governance & Compliance

• Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all cost planning and administration activities comply with Vita's internal commercial governance frameworks, client requirements, and applicable regulatory standards for GMP-regulated facilities.
• Continuous Improvement: Provide input into the continuous improvement of Vita's commercial policies, processes, templates, and best-practice guidelines across the PCM division.
• Audit Trails: Maintain thorough and auditable records of all commercial decisions, assumptions, correspondence, and approvals throughout the project lifecycle.

Stakeholder Engagement & Collaboration

• Trusted Advisor: Build and maintain productive working relationships with clients, contractors, subcontractors, design consultants, and internal project teams, serving as a trusted commercial advisor throughout the project lifecycle.
• Consultant Management: Coordinate directly with external cost consultants and specialist advisors, managing deliverable quality, consistency, and alignment with Vita's commercial standards.
• Commercial Representation: Represent Vita's commercial interests in client-facing meetings, design reviews, tender interviews, and post-contract negotiations with professionalism and authority.
• Mentorship: Provide coaching, mentoring, and technical guidance to junior commercial team members, fostering a high-performance, knowledge-sharing culture within the PCM commercial function.

Knowledge, Skills & Experience

Educational & Professional Qualifications

• Degree: Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying, Civil or Mechanical Engineering, or a closely related discipline.
• Professional Accreditation: Membership of, or active progress towards, a recognised professional body such as RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors), AIQS (Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors), or equivalent is strongly preferred.
• Postgraduate Education: Postgraduate qualifications in Construction Management, Project Management, or Engineering Economics are advantageous.

Work Experience

• 8 to 12 years of substantive, post-graduation experience in construction cost planning and estimation, with demonstrated progression in seniority and scope of responsibility. Candidates with relevant experience and advanced commercial leadership capability will be considered at the Cost Planning Manager (CPM) level.
• Proven experience independently managing cost planning across complex, multi-disciplinary, large-scale construction or fit-out projects from feasibility through to practical completion.
• Experience within the life sciences, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or advanced manufacturing sectors is highly regarded. Candidates with GMP-regulated project exposure will be prioritized.
• Demonstrated proficiency in EPCM project delivery methodologies, including involvement across engineering, procurement, and construction management phases.

Technical Knowledge & Skills

• Construction Economics: Advanced knowledge of construction cost planning principles, elemental cost analysis, and construction economics as applied to complex industrial and specialized facilities.
• Multi-Disciplinary Engineering: Sound understanding of engineering disciplines relevant to life sciences projects, including mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP), process, civil, structural, and architectural works.
• Regulatory Knowledge: Familiarity with GMP regulatory frameworks and the implications for design, specification, procurement, and construction cost within cleanroom and pharmaceutical manufacturing environments.
• Document Interpretation: Demonstrated ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications, schedules, and contract documentation across multiple design disciplines.
• Industry Software: Working proficiency with industry-standard estimating and cost management software and tools.

Basic up to $4200 Plus allowance and Commission

Banking working environment

Entry level into the banks

Fantastic Career Progression

Description

• Highly motivated individuals to promote and acquire new and existing customers by selling the value propositions of banking facilities to various consumer segment
• Engage & build good relationships with customers, generate sales referrals & deliver good client experience
• Good follow-up skills and ensuring customers' applications and documentation are completed for processing timely
• Requires to meet performance standards, business goals, and sales targets
• Able to present effectively and communicate comfortably to customers face-to-face or through telemarketing activities

Qualifications

• Minimum Local Diploma qualifications
• The candidate must be confident, meticulous, possess good interpersonal and follow-up skills
• Candidate needs to have good communication & customer service skills
• Sales-oriented and self-motivated candidate to excel in sales targets and goals
• A team player with the ability to multi-task & thrive in a banking sales environment
• Computer literate, proficient with use of MS Office & Outlook
• Candidates without sales experience may apply

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Registration No: R1105423
EA License No: 08C5257

Senior Executive, Finance

• Working Days & Hours: Monday to Friday, 9.00am – 6.00pm or 8.30am – 5.30pm.
• Location: NTU Nanyang Drive
• Salary: $3,200-$4,000
• Hybrid work arrangement (3 days in office and 2 days work-from-home) available upon confirmation, subject to performance and management approval.

Responsibilities

• Support the company's accounting and taxation functions and ensure compliance with accounting and tax regulations.
• Assist with financial and management reporting, including variance analysis between actual figures and budgets.
• Assist in budget preparation and periodic forecasting.
• Handle company tax, GST, and withholding tax reporting.
• Manage core accounting functions, including General Ledger (GL), Accounts Payable (AP), and Accounts Receivable (AR).
• Implement and review financial policies and procedures.
• Support ERP system management, digitalization initiatives, and system migration exercises.
• Manage and track grant funding opportunities.
• Handle corporate, legal, and secretarial matters.
• Assist the Managing Director and Group Head in evaluating new business opportunities and conducting financial due diligence for acquisitions.
• Liaise with the holding company in Germany, external auditors, tax agents, bankers, and operational stakeholders.
• Perform ad-hoc duties and special projects as assigned.

Requirements

• Diploma or Degree in Accountancy, or CPA qualification.
• Minimum 5 years of relevant accounting experience. Candidates with at least 3 years of relevant experience and a stable employment history (minimum 3 consecutive years with one company) may also be considered.
• Experience in financial reporting, budgeting, and forecasting.
• Knowledge of accounting principles, taxation, and compliance requirements.
• Experience in General Ledger (GL), Accounts Payable (AP), and Accounts Receivable (AR) functions.
• Experience with ERP systems, accounting software, and digitalization initiatives.
• Experience with Microsoft NAV and Microsoft Business Central. Prior involvement in Microsoft NAV migration projects is an advantage.
• Familiarity with grant management, corporate secretarial matters, and financial due diligence is preferred.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office applications.

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SHEE YOKE RU|R26161758 | The Supreme Hr Advisory Pte Ltd EA No: 14C7279

Role Overview

The Assistant Cost Manager – CSA will support the delivery of cost management services for Civil, Structural & Architectural (CSA) works on a large‑scale data centre development.

Working closely with senior team members, this role will assist in cost planning, procurement, and commercial management, ensuring cost control and accurate reporting throughout the project lifecycle. This is an excellent opportunity for a developing professional to gain exposure to complex, mission‑critical construction projects.

Key Responsibilities

Cost Planning & Estimation Support

• Assist in the preparation of cost estimates, cost plans, and budget updates for CSA works.
• Support benchmarking and cost analysis to align project costs with market data.
• Provide input during design development to support cost optimisation and value engineering initiatives.

Procurement & Tendering

• Assist in preparing tender documentation for CSA trade packages.
• Support tender processes, including document issuance, tender queries, and preliminary analysis.
• Assist in compiling tender evaluation reports and commercial comparisons.

Post‑Contract Cost Management

• Support the management of variations, change orders, and cost tracking.
• Assist in reviewing contractor progress claims and certification processes.
• Maintain and update cost records, logs, and supporting documentation.

Reporting & Financial Control

• Prepare and assist in compiling cost reports, cash flow forecasts, and financial updates.
• Track project cost performance and highlight potential risks or variances.
• Ensure timely and accurate documentation of all cost-related activities.

Stakeholder Coordination

• Work closely with senior cost managers, project managers, consultants, and contractors.
• Attend project meetings and support coordination between CSA and MEP works.
• Assist in ensuring smooth communication and alignment across stakeholders.

Governance & Documentation

• Ensure compliance with project procedures, cost management standards, and reporting processes.
• Support the maintenance of accurate records in line with audit and governance requirements.
• Contribute to capturing lessons learned and project data for knowledge management.

Role Overview

The CSA Cost Manager will be responsible for delivering full lifecycle cost management services for the Civil, Structural & Architectural (CSA) packages on a large‑scale data centre development.

This role focuses on ensuring cost certainty, commercial control, and value optimisation across complex base‑build works, including substructure, superstructure, building envelope, and architectural elements. You will work in a fast‑paced, mission‑critical environment, collaborating closely with project teams, consultants, and contractors.

Key Responsibilities

Cost Planning & Pre‑Contract Management

• Prepare and manage cost estimates, feasibility studies, and detailed cost plans for CSA works.
• Provide cost advice during design development on structural systems, construction methods, and architectural elements.
• Benchmark costs and identify value engineering opportunities to optimise project outcomes.

Procurement & Tendering

• Prepare tender documentation and commercial deliverables for CSA trade packages.
• Manage tender processes including pre‑qualification, tender analysis, evaluation, and recommendations.

Post‑Contract Cost Management

• Manage change control processes, including variation assessments and cost impact analysis.
• Review and certify contractor progress payments.
• Monitor cost performance and maintain accurate forecasts and records.
• Support final account negotiation and project close‑out.

Reporting & Financial Control

• Prepare regular cost reports, forecasts, and financial updates.
• Identify cost risks, trends, and mitigation measures.
• Ensure alignment with project budgets and financial governance requirements.

Stakeholder Coordination

• Work closely with Project Managers, consultants, contractors, and client representatives.
• Participate in design, coordination, and site meetings, providing commercial input for CSA scope.
• Coordinate closely with MEP teams to ensure integrated project delivery.

Governance & Risk Management

• Ensure compliance with project governance, procedures, and reporting standards.
• Identify and manage project cost risks proactively.
• Maintain transparency and accuracy in all cost management deliverables.

Role Overview

The Assistant Cost Manager will support the delivery of cost management services for a large‑scale advanced manufacturing facility construction project.

Working as part of a commercial team, this role will assist in managing cost planning, procurement, and financial control across CSA, MEP, and specialist systems within a highly technical, fast‑paced project environment. This is an excellent opportunity for early‑career professionals to gain exposure to mission‑critical and high‑tech construction projects.

Key Responsibilities

Cost Planning & Estimation Support

• Assist in the preparation of cost estimates, feasibility studies, and cost plans across different project stages.
• Support cost benchmarking and data analysis for key construction and engineering packages.
• Assist in providing cost input during design development and value engineering exercises.

Procurement & Tendering

• Support the preparation and issuance of tender documentation for CSA, MEP, and specialist works.
• Assist in managing tender queries, document control, and communication with bidders.
• Support tender evaluation through cost comparison, analysis, and reporting.

Post‑Contract Cost Management

• Assist in managing variations, change control processes, and cost tracking.
• Support the review of contractor progress claims and interim valuations.
• Maintain accurate cost records, logs, and financial documentation.

Reporting & Financial Control

• Assist in preparing cost reports, cash flow forecasts, and financial updates.
• Track project expenditure and highlight any potential cost risks or variances.
• Support compliance with project financial governance and reporting standards.

Technical & Project Coordination

• Work closely with project teams across CSA, MEP, and technical systems to support cost alignment.
• Assist in attending design, coordination, and site meetings.
• Support integration of cost information across engineering and construction activities.

Stakeholder Support

• Assist in liaising with project managers, consultants, contractors, and suppliers.
• Support effective communication and coordination across the project team.
• Provide administrative and commercial support to senior cost management staff.

Governance & Documentation

• Ensure all cost management documentation is accurate, complete, and up to date.
• Support adherence to project procedures, governance frameworks, and audit requirements.
• Contribute to capturing project data, lessons learned, and cost benchmarks.

Role Overview

The Cost Manager will be responsible for delivering full lifecycle cost management services for a large‑scale advanced manufacturing facility construction project.

The role focuses on ensuring cost certainty, commercial control, and value optimisation across complex construction works, including CSA, MEP, cleanroom environments, and process infrastructure. You will work in a highly technical, fast‑paced environment supporting the delivery of mission‑critical facilities to exacting quality and operational standards.

Key Responsibilities

Cost Planning & Pre‑Contract Services

• Prepare and manage cost estimates, feasibility studies, and detailed cost plans across all project stages.
• Provide cost advice during design development, including materials, construction methodologies, and high‑tech facility requirements.
• Support value engineering initiatives to optimise cost, performance, and constructability.

Procurement & Tender Management

• Prepare tender documentation for CSA, MEP, and specialist packages.
• Manage tender processes including tender clarifications, evaluation, commercial analysis, and recommendations.
• Support procurement strategies aligned with fast‑track and complex project delivery environments.

Post‑Contract Cost Management

• Manage variations, change control, and claim assessments throughout construction.
• Review contractor progress claims and certify interim payments.
• Maintain cost tracking, forecasting, and reporting to ensure alignment with approved budgets.
• Support final account negotiation and project close‑out.

Cost Reporting & Financial Control

• Prepare regular cost reports, cash flow forecasts, and financial updates.
• Identify cost risks, trends, and mitigation measures.
• Ensure compliance with project financial governance and reporting standards.

Technical & Project Coordination

• Work closely with project teams across CSA, MEP, cleanroom, and process system scopes.
• Support coordination between engineering, construction, and procurement functions.
• Provide commercial input during design coordination and site meetings.

Stakeholder Management

• Liaise with clients, consultants, contractors, and internal teams to ensure alignment on project objectives.
• Participate in key project meetings and contribute to decision‑making from a commercial perspective.

Governance & Risk Management

• Ensure compliance with project controls, procedures, and audit requirements.
• Identify and proactively manage cost and commercial risks.
• Maintain accuracy and transparency in all cost management deliverabl