Director Project Controlling EMEA
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Dematic in Milano
The Director Project Controlling EMEA leads the regional Project Controlling organization and has end-to-end responsibility for financial governance, transparency and performance management across the EMEA project portfolio. The role acts as a strategic finance partner to EMEA Operations, Business Unit leadership and the Executive Leadership Team, converting complex project and portfolio information into clear decisions and actions.
The position ensures reliable forecasting, margin protection, cash optimization, strong risk management and consistent application of project accounting and control standards. It also develops a high-performing multinational team and drives standardization, digitalization and continuous improvement across countries and business units.
We offer:
- Career Development
- Competitive Compensation And Benefits
- Pay Transparency
- Global Opportunities
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Should this role be filled in Italy the base pay range for this role is estimated to be 87.000 € - 127.600 € at the time of posting.
Compensation will be aligned with the applicable National Collective Labour Agreement, namely the CBA “Metalmeccanico Industria”.
Final compensation will be determined by various factors such as work location, education, experience, knowledge, and skills
Tasks and Qualifications:
Responsabilities:
EMEA Portfolio Performance and Executive Business Partnership
- Own the financial oversight and performance management of the EMEA project portfolio, ensuring predictable delivery against budget, forecast and strategic commitments.
- Act as trusted finance advisor to Business Unit Leaders on portfolio optimization, transformation and sustainable profitable growth.
- Lead regional portfolio and performance reviews, clearly articulating drivers of margin, volume, cost, risk, cash and forecast variances and defining corrective actions with accountable owners.
- Challenge Operations and Project Execution teams to protect project economics, improve outcomes an