Management Accountant

Job Summary

Reporting to the Senior Finance Manager, the Management Accountant is assigned to the Alaska Business Unit (“BU”) and will provide the BU senior leadership with all information related to volumes, revenues, expenditures and cost controlling for the BU. The role will cover approximately 6 months of extended leave and is responsible for reporting and controlling expenditures in compliance with annual cost and revenue budgets and company standards.

The incumbent will work closely with BU departments and the Drilling and Completions organization.

• Monitor and partner with the BU to manage expenditures and support decision‑making across the Business.
• Monitor contractual terms, production operations, and value of work completed against invoices received to determine monthly accruals.
• Support the preparation and reporting of annual budgets, monthly performance reporting, tracking against KPIs, and prepare analysis and commentary for results.
• Review and update cost coding and allocations.
• Review, analyze, and update production operation forecast values.
• Develop cost controls, operating metrics, and reporting procedures in readiness for first oil operationalization.

• Formal
  
  Qualifications:
  
  Bachelor’s Degree in finance or business. MBA, CPA, or any relevant cost‑control certifications highly desirable.
• Skills/Technical
  
  Competencies:
  
  Excellent oral and written communication skills; strong problem‑solving, data modelling, and analytical skills; proficient computer skills with MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook, etc.).
• Experience:
  
  5+ years of progressive experience in finance or accounting; knowledge of the upstream oil and gas industry preferred; experience working on oil and gas production operations and major capital projects, ideally in harsh weather or logistically challenging environment; experience with joint‑venture and IFRS accounting desirable.
• Experience with SAP and Power BI desirable.