Financial Control Analyst

TL;DR

Financial Control Analyst (GRC): Execute, monitor, and improve financial controls within the Governance, Risk and Compliance framework with an accent on risk identification, remediation, and regulatory compliance. Focus on analysing control data, producing reports, supporting audits, and driving process enhancements for financial reporting integrity.

Location: The Hague, NL, 2595 AK

Company

hirify.global, headquartered in The Hague, supports Aramco's global energy and chemicals operations with services in technology, finance, HR, legal, PR, and communications.

What you will do

• Execute and monitor financial control activities, ensuring timely escalation of exceptions and consistency across assigned areas.
• Support GRC framework operations, compliance reviews, audit readiness, and stakeholder guidance on controls.
• Identify risks, assess root causes, coordinate remediation plans, and escalate issues per governance requirements.
• Produce reports, analyse trends and exceptions, translating data into actionable insights for management.
• Contribute to control framework development, policy updates, and alignment with regulatory best practices.
• Support audits, manage evidence, track remediation, and coordinate with Finance, Audit, Compliance, and Legal teams.
• Drive process improvements, automation, and optimisation in financial controls and reporting.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance or related discipline (or equivalent experience).
• 5+ years in Finance, ideally in governance, risk, and compliance; experience with financial controls, audit, or risk management.
• Part qualified or pursuing ACCA, CIMA, or CPA; familiarity with COSO and financial compliance.
• Knowledge of risk standards like ISO 31000 advantageous; ongoing professional development expected.

Culture & Benefits

• Work with top industry suppliers to maintain leadership in energy and chemicals.
• Collaborate across Finance, Internal Audit, Compliance, and Legal functions.
• Emphasis on structured analytical approach, accuracy, accountability, and continuous improvement.