Total 3 job vacancies by Finiti Partners Pte. Ltd.

Summary

The Head of Internal Audit provides independent assurance to the Board and Audit Committee regarding the effectiveness of the Group’s governance, risk management, and internal control frameworks.

As a key strategic advisor, you will lead the Internal Audit function and oversee Group-wide activities. You will play a pivotal role in identifying emerging risks and driving control improvements across complex commodities trading, supply chain operations, and global logistics environments.

Key Responsibilities

1. Governance & Risk Oversight

• Strategic Audit Planning: Develop and execute a multi-year, risk-based audit plan focusing on high-impact business risks and emerging global trends.
• End-to-End Process Review: Evaluate controls across trading desks, procurement, logistics, and sustainability to identify operational gaps.
• Control Maturity: Assess the Group’s governance maturity and recommend scalable improvements to SOPs, ensuring alignment with evolving business needs.
• Risk Identification: Proactively identify exposures in commodity price volatility, supply chain disruptions, cyber threats, and geopolitical shifts.

2. Board & Stakeholder Advisory

• Board Reporting: Act as the primary advisor to the Audit Committee, presenting concise, actionable reports on audit findings and risk themes.
• Strategic Oversight: Provide independent governance advice on major transformation initiatives and corporate projects.
• Cross-Functional Synergy: Align audit priorities with Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) registers while maintaining strict functional independence.

3. Audit Delivery & Innovation

• Operational Excellence: Lead comprehensive audits across Finance, IT, and specialized Trading operations.
• Special Investigations: Oversee investigations into significant control breaches or incidents, ensuring robust management action plans are validated.
• Tech Integration: Champion the use of Data Analytics and Automation to enhance audit precision and continuous monitoring capabilities.

4. Leadership & Culture

• Team Development: Lead and mentor a high-performing audit team, fostering a culture of continuous learning and professional growth.
• Risk Awareness: Drive a Group-wide "speak-up" culture and heighten awareness of internal controls and ethical standards.

Requirements

• Degree in Accountancy, Finance, or a related discipline.
• Must hold CIA, CPA/CA, or CISA certifications. Additional credentials in Risk (CRISC) or ESG are highly advantageous.
• 8–10 years of experience in Internal Audit or Risk Management. Mandatory exposure to Commodities Trading, Global Supply Chain, or Banking (Commodities desk) is required.
• Deep understanding of hedging, market risks, trade finance, and operational risk within a global trading house context.
• Proven experience implementing technology-enabled audit techniques and data analytics.
• Exceptional stakeholder management skills with the ability to influence C-suite leadership and the Board.
• High proficiency in technical report writing and presenting complex risk data simply.
• Willingness to travel to regional sites as required for operational reviews.

About the Company

We are partnering an established Boutique Ship Owner headquartered in Singapore. They specialize in the technical management and commercial operation of a dedicated fleet of Chemical and Product Tankers. Currently, our client values technical precision and long-term asset value, offering a high degree of autonomy to their leadership team.

The Role

We are seeking a high-caliber Technical Lead to oversee our fleet operations. Reporting to the Head of Shipping, the Fleet Manager will be responsible for the end-to-end technical integrity, safety, and budgetary performance of our tankers. This is a "Head of Department" seat, ideal for a Senior Vessel Manager or an experienced Superintendent ready for a strategic step-up.

Key Responsibilities

• Fleet Oversight: Direct technical management of a specialized tanker fleet, ensuring all vessels meet rigorous global trading standards.
• Vetting Excellence: Lead the strategy for OCIMF SIRE and CDI inspections; maintain strong relationships with Oil Majors to ensure uninterrupted vessel vetting approvals.
• Lifecycle Management: Manage the full scope of Dry-Docking and major repair projects, with a focus on technical life-extension and reliability for mature tonnage.
• Financial Stewardship: Full P&L responsibility for fleet OPEX and CAPEX; optimizing maintenance spend while ensuring zero compromise on safety.
• Regulatory Leadership: Navigate the fleet through evolving IMO, MARPOL, and ESG/decarbonization requirements.

Requirements

• Technical Qualification: Must hold a Class 1 Certificate of Competency (Marine Engineer).
• Background: Proven track record as a Chief Engineer on tankers (Oil/Chem/Product).
• Shore Experience: Minimum 5–8 years in shore-based technical management (Superintendent or Vessel Manager level).
• Expertise: Deep experience in Technical Life Extension and managing the complexities of vessels 20+ years in age.
• Audit Success: Demonstrated success in maintaining top-tier SIRE/PSC performance records.

Why Apply?

• Stability: Join an asset-heavy principal with a long-term view on the maritime market.
• Professional Growth: Opportunity to lead an entire department and shape the technical culture of the firm.

Role: Head of Global Freight Strategy & Portfolio (Agri-Commodities)

Location: Singapore (Central)

Reporting to: Executive Office / Board Level

About the role:

Our client is a global powerhouse in the integrated agri-commodity and specialty chemicals space. They are not looking for a traditional logistics manager to "move boxes." They are seeking a Commercial Freight Architect to lead their global containerized shipping portfolio. Reporting directly to the Executive Office, you will be responsible for transforming their logistics function from a cost center into a strategic competitive advantage.

Responsibilities:

This is a high-visibility, high-impact role designed for a professional who views freight as a volatile commodity. You will own the global container strategy for a multi-billion dollar business, ensuring that our supply chain is resilient, cost-effective, and ahead of market shifts.

Key Strategic Mandates:

• Commercial Freight Procurement: Architect and execute a robust global pricing strategy. You will lead high-stakes negotiations directly with major Ocean Carriers and 4PL partners to secure optimal terms and space protection.

• Freight Risk & Hedging: Utilize market intelligence and hedging tools to protect the business from maritime volatility. You aren't just buying freight; you are managing the financial risk associated with it.

• Global Flow Optimization: Oversee complex, multi-modal movements (Container, ISO-Tank, and Flexibag) across global trade lanes, with a specific focus on navigating the regulatory nuances of Southeast Asian exports (ID/MY).

• Executive Advisory: Act as the internal "Freight Economist" for the Board. Provide the market insights that allow our global trading desks to make informed, profitable commercial decisions.

• Team Leadership: Modernize the existing logistics framework, mentoring a high-performing team to move beyond "execution" and toward "strategic value-add."

The Ideal Candidate:

• 10–15 years of heavyweight experience in global freight procurement or "Freight Desk" management within a major commodity house or top-tier global exporter.

• You must "speak the language" of both the Liner industry (Maersk, MSC, ONE) and the technicalities of liquid bulk-in-container (ISO-Tanks/Flexibags).

• Proven track record in freight rate hedging, contract of affreightment (COA) optimization, and navigating port disruptions/rollovers.

• You have successfully managed senior stakeholders (Traders, MDs, Board Members) and can translate complex logistics data into clear commercial narratives.