The Cost Control Engineer position has been mainly established to support the project teams managing their budget, to ensure that Lessons Learnt from the execution phase are conveyed back to the proposals team and to report the financial results of the project to Finance. Major responsibilities of the Cost Control Engineer also include remeasurement of actual works performed and assets used, invoicing, monitoring of payments and expenses, as well as preparing forecasts of Submarine Cables Business Unit annual turnover. Cost Control Engineers will be members of Cost Control team within the Commercial Division and work closely with various teams of the group as members of a project’s team. Communication with clients, subcontractors and suppliers will be part of the job requirements. Attention to detail and analytical thinking are part of the skills required to perform the job. Responsibilities Perform DPR Analysis. Monitor for invoicing milestone accomplishment. In general, together with the Contract Manager if needed, to ensure that all deadlines and conditions described on contracts with reference to payment milestones and similar commercial aspects of the project are met. Monitor payment of invoices and liaise directly with clients to ensure payment in a timely manner. Report/forecast and monitor incoming cash and expenses per project as well as on portfolio level. The Cost Control Engineer shall compare the forecast of tender phase with the actual financial results of the project and ensure that valuable feedback is conveyed back to the Proposals team for the improvement of future offers. Consult with Cost Control Manager and Commercial Proposal Manager to define project’s budget and profitability based on company’s target. Thereafter, monitor and report expenses versus budget and profitability. Senior Cost Control Engineers to act as Commercial Managers as a member of the project team. Analyze project designed solution with an eye toward reducing costs and increasing profits. Advise the project team on any aspects of project costs which deviate from the budget of the project. Provide the necessary commercial input for the draft of commercial claims, change orders or potential serious disputes. Requirements A higher university degree in Engineering; Master in Business Administration (MBA) will be a plus; 3-5 years experience in the construction industry or/and in supply chain management; Experience of working with subcontractors and suppliers will be a plus; Excellent problem solving and analytical skills; Clear and effective oral and written communication skills in English language; Additional working knowledge of other foreign languages, (e.g. Italian, German, French etc.) are not prerequisite but are to be considered as extra skills; Ability to effectively prioritize and manage multiple tasks Benefits Fast-paced environment Private Medical Insurance Specialization in a niche market Competitive compensation Continuous development opportunities This job description is intended to convey information essential to understand the scope of the job and the general nature and level of work performed by job holders within this job. However, this job description is not intended to be an exhaustive list of qualifications, skills, efforts, duties and responsibilities or working conditions associated with the position. All the above are illustrative duties and the post holder will be expected to become involved in a range of work to enable the team to respond effectively to the requirements of the Company. We are an equal opportunities employer. We are determined that no job applicant or employee receives less favorable treatment on the grounds of sex, pregnancy or maternity, gender re-assignment, sexual orientation, religion or belief, marriage or civil partnership, age, race, or disability. All information will remain confidential to the Company and will be handled in accordance with the requirements of the Personal Data Protection legislation.