PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Finance Business partner Jobs in Kenya

Job Description & Summary

  • The Finance Business Partner serves as the strategic finance partner to leadership, converting financial, commercial and operational data into forward-looking insights and disciplined action.

  • The role supports execution of line of service strategy, profitable growth, cash conversion, engagement economics and operational excellence across countries, business units and cross-border engagements.

    Job Description

  • Provide financial input into Line of Service (LoS) strategy, annual plans, budgets and forecasts at LoS, business-unit, country and cost-centre levels.

  • Maintain strategy and KPI trackers covering financial and operational priorities and highlight exceptions requiring leadership intervention.

  • Prepare weekly, monthly and quarterly management insights on net revenue, production, utilisation, realisation, engagement margin, CSS cost, direct costs, controllable margin and net income.

  • Translate performance movements into business implications, options and recommended actions.

  • Undertake country, business-unit and thematic deep-dive analyses when requested by leadership.

  • Analyse pipeline performance, secured work, win targets and win/loss trends by business unit, sector, country and priority account.

  • Support opportunity pricing and engagement budgeting, including recovery, margin, resourcing and cross-border commercial considerations.

  • Coordinate finance input to bids and multi-country opportunities, escalating tax, legal-entity, exchange-control and policy matters to the appropriate specialists.

  • Provide leadership with scenario analysis on revenue conversion, capacity, cost and margin implications.

  • Act as the principal Finance adviser on project and contract setup, project budgets, billing arrangements, WIP valuation, provisions, adjustments and general NIC management.

  • Monitor major engagements against commercial milestones and identify execution, revenue-recognition, margin, billing and recoverability risks.

  • Drive timely and accurate job-code opening for local and cross-border engagements, including coordination of Internal Firm Agreements and inter-territory billing.

  • Promote consistent accounting and reporting treatment across countries and business units.

  • Provide disciplined oversight of billings, collections, debtors, WIP, ageing, provisions and write-offs.

  • Analyse actual billings and collections against targets and distinguish timing issues, credit-term effects, tax deductions and genuine recoverability risks.

  • Partner with business leaders to improve the engagement-to-cash cycle.

  • Use dashboards and exception reporting to focus leadership attention on material balances and required actions.

  • Build effective working relationships with leadership teams, business-unit leaders, country Finance teams,
    Centres of Excellence (COEs), Shared Services and other internal functions.

  • Coordinate regional allocations, inter-territory balances and cost-centre structures.

  • Apply finance policies, controls and approval requirements, escalating complex or unusual transactions where necessary.

  • Support business reviews, network requests and leadership forums with reconciled, decision-ready analysis.

  • Identify opportunities to simplify, standardise and automate recurring finance processes and reporting.

  • Present concise, audience-appropriate financial narratives that clearly distinguish facts, assumptions, risks and recommended actions.

  • Constructively challenge business assumptions, targets and actions when they are not supported by available evidence.

  • Provide practical guidance and periodic training on relevant processes, reports and commercial disciplines.

  • Oversee and coordinate project-support activities within the assigned portfolio, ensuring clear hand-offs and service expectations.

    Qualifications, Experience and Knowledge

  • Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics or a related discipline.

  • Professional qualification such as CPA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent is required.

  • At least four (4) years of relevant financial management or business-partnering experience; professional-services experience is highly desirable.

  • Demonstrated experience in budgeting, forecasting, management reporting, profitability analysis and working capital management.

  • Experience supporting senior stakeholders across multiple business units or countries and coordinating cross-functional actions.

  • Working knowledge of engagement economics, revenue, WIP, debtors, provisions, utilisation and margin management in a project-based environment.

  • Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint.

  • Experience with Oracle, EPM, dashboards or comparable finance and business intelligence tools is desirable.

  • Practical awareness of controls and the commercial, tax, legal and regulatory considerations affecting contracts and cross-border work, with appropriate reliance on specialists.


    How to apply

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