Senior Cost Controller
Pubblicato il 29-08-2026 - Generali Employee Benefits - GEB in Milano
Generali is one of the largest global insurance and asset management providers. Established in 1831, it is present in 50 countries in the world the Generali Group is one of the most significant players in the global insurance and the asset management industry. Generali supports each firm to innovate and grow with full investment autonomy ensuring they are set up to develop sustainable and innovative solutions. With the stability of Generali Group backing, the platform enables investors to access distinctive strategies and experts' insights.
Generali Employee Benefits (GEB) Network is now Redion Employee Benefits, a Generali Company.
We are Redion. This is not a new company or a restructuring. This is our new global name — one brand for Europ Assistance and Generali Employee Benefits (GEB) Network, bringing together our insurance, assistance, and employee benefits services worldwide. Our vision: to be the world’s premier care partner.
Redion Employee Benefits is the global platform dedicated to the human capital of multinational corporations and,
following the acquisition of Swiss Life Network earlier in 2026, the undisputed worldwide leader in employee benefits.
For more information, please visit our website www.redion.com/eb
We are looking for a Senior Cost Controller to join our Finance Team. Application must be submitted in English
As Senior Cost Controller, you will play a key role in supporting the financial performance and cost governance of Redion EB. You will closely collaborate with business stakeholders across the organization to ensure accurate cost monitoring, reporting and planning processes, including (but not limited to):
- Monitor and analyse operating expenses, identifying trends, risks and opportunities for improvement;
- Prepare periodic cost reports, management dashboards and variance analyses versus budget and forecast;
- Support annual budgeting & forecasting exercises;
- Partner with business functions to challenge expenditures and promot