Partner with business teams (Category, Supply Chain, Customer Development, Finance Excellence) to manage P&L, drive profitability, forecasting, performance management, and controls. Support financial controlling, reporting, risk management, and prepare investment cases. Roles may include distributor lifecycle management, margin and savings delivery, and expertise areas like FX, payroll, treasury, pensions and employee benefits.
Broadly HUL finance offers three streams of roles
Finance Business Partnering
Developing an understanding of the strategies that drive our growth, you will be at the forefront of how we evolve
to meet our goals. We have Finance Business Partners in Category, Supply Chain, Customer Development and the
Finance Excellence Team. As an Asst Finance Manager in a Business Partnering role, responsibilities include:
Asst Manager – Category Finance: End-to-end P&L responsibility for delivering growth and unlocking profitability
improvement, cash up and forecasting; identify opportunities to improve realisation; Drive discussions with
category heads on performance management
Asst. Manager – Supply Chain Finance: Driving gross margin and savings delivery, managing business waste;
Preparing investment business cases with supply chain partners; Working with procurement team to identify areas
of opportunity wherein significant value can be unlocked
Asst. Manager – Customer Development Finance: Leading performance management at the Branch; Responsible
for distributor life cycle partnering – distributor appointments, exits, attrition management, ROI; Operation
controls and outliers
Asst Manager - Finance Excellence Team: Driving business performance metrics and performance management
for Categories. Enabling delivery of business financial targets; Driving forecast process hygiene
Controlling
Financial Controlling is the fundamental building block of our function. A role here is an opportunity to develop
your financial accounting, reporting and control skills as well as providing objectivity and challenge to the business.
Working in this team will give you the broad exposure to the rest of the business as you build partnerships as a
trusted change agent, actively driving the risk management agenda for the business.
You will have the opportunity to develop project management skills and will get exposure to expertise areas such
as tax and pensions.
As part of the Controllers team you will have the opportunity to either work in one of our Accounting Centres,
Financial Reporting or Investor Relations
Expertise
Expertise roles allow us to create value across our business. They are a great opportunity to enable experiences
across the breadth of the business including payroll, insurance and treasury. Deployed well in our business,
expertise roles are a major source of value. Understanding of foreign exchange markets and macro-economic
factors affecting currency and hands on experience of PF Trust management and employee benefit administration
are some of the things you can expect to learn from a role in Expertise.
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