The adecuado candidate will build and lead the finance function of an established Mexican manufacturer in a regulated industry with operations in Mexico and the United States. This hands-on role will take ownership of treasury, cash flow, budgeting and supplier negotiations, turning them into a disciplined, repeatable function that gives plant and commercial leaders the information they need to make decisions. The position starts as CFO for the Mexico operation and is expected to evolve into Group CFO within the first 12 months. Responsibilities
• Own the 13-week cash flow forecast, liquidity in MXN and USD, and FX exposure.
• Lead supplier negotiations on payment terms and past-due balances, and present a liquidity plan to management and the Board.
• Structure working capital financing and build relationships with financial institutions and alternative capital providers.
• Lead the annual budget, rolling forecast and scenario analysis for capacity, pricing and capex decisions.
• Own standard costing, monthly cost variance analysis, and margin reporting by product line,



customer and region.
• Deliver a consolidated monthly close within 15 business days for Mexico and U.
S. entities, strengthen internal controls and lead the external audit.
• Oversee Mexican tax compliance, IMMEX and transfer pricing, while leading and developing the finance team. Qualifications
• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance or Economics; CPA or MBA preferred.
• 10+ years in financial leadership, including at least 3 years as CFO or Finance Director in a manufacturing company.
• Proven track record in turnaround or liquidity-constrained environments: 13-week cash flow, supplier or creditor renegotiation, and financing with limited access to bank credit
• Experience reporting to a Board, private equity fund or strategic investor, within multi-entity Mexico–U.
S. structures
• Fully bilingual Spanish–English; availability to travel to the U.
S. 20–25% of the time

📌 Chief Financial Officer Ciudad de México
🏢 Empresa Confidencial
📍 Ciudad de México