Philip Morris International U.S. · 17 hours ago
Treasury Supervisor
Philip Morris International U.S. is transforming its business to deliver a smoke-free future. The Treasury Supervisor role involves managing cash pool accounts, overseeing debt and intercompany payments, and supervising staff while ensuring compliance with financial regulations.
Consumer Goods
Responsibilities
Responsible for the daily administration and accounting of the cash pool accounts, as well as the corresponding operating bank accounts
Accountable for debt payments, intercompany payments and confirmations with its parent company and affiliate entities
Oversees the cash application of customer remittances
Manages the assignment and review of credit extensions and risk mitigation as it pertains to customer balances
Supervises a staff
Process wire transfers and other electronic payments as authorized
Settle affiliate transactions, update and maintain cash pool worksheets, record related transactions, and distribute the month end worksheets
Supervise direct report (s), cash applications coordinator(s)
Review current and new customer data to determine credit worthiness and risks
Submit uncollected balances to the assigned collection agency and complete corresponding account adjustments
Complete/process the fields sales audits and their corresponding adjustments
Manage, administer, and review the daily cash collections/returns, credit holds, and processing of accounts receivable activity
Reconcile accounts receivable bad debt and aging accounts, and other cash and operating accounts
Perform special projects and additional tasks as required by the manager
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's in Accounting/Finance/Business
5–7 years in accounting/finance with direct treasury operations exposure (cash management, cash application, bank reconciliations, bank accounting, month end closure activities)
2-3 years experience supervising and managing staff
Working knowledge of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance
Strong GAAP and internal controls; SOX awareness; Experience supporting audits and compliance initiatives
Advanced Excel (pivot tables, lookups; macros preferred)
Ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks; strong communication; ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Ability to adapt to dynamic environments and shifting priorities
Must be legally authorized to work in the US without sponsorship for employment now or in the future
Must be within a commutable distance to Tampa, Fl. This is a hybrid position and will required 3 days/week in office
Preferred
CTP, CPA, or CFA designation
Experience in credit risk management and collections
Familiarity with ERP integrations and online banking portals; SAP preferred; ability to interpret industry credit reports
Proven process improvements
Experience in consumer goods/retail
Benefits
Great medical, dental and vision coverage
401k with a generous company match
Incredible wellness benefits
Commuter benefits
Pet insurance
Generous PTO