NB: This job ad is for a VIE. To apply, you must be a European citizen aged 18–28, fluent in English, a graduate, with no prior VIE or work experience in the host country. If you’re not eligible, feel free to explore other opportunities on our Careers page.

Are you looking to develop your financial expertise in an international environment within a major infrastructure player?

Get to know one of American subsidiary, Eurovia Atlantic Coast (EAC), thanks to the VIE program!  

From idea to implementation, they don't just build roads and highways, they also offer tailor-made, vertically integrated solutions for all aspects of the road and construction infrastructure.

To help support EAC’s operational success, we are looking for a Financial Controller V.I.E. F/M who will be excited and is well positioned, to work on accounting and finance projects, varying from financial reporting to cost control and financial risk management. 

Does it feel like a team you would be ready to join? Keep reading! 

What can you expect as a Financial Controller @EAC?

As part of the EAC Accounting and Finance Team, under the leadership and mentorship of EAC’s Regional Financial Controller, you will play a key role in supporting the company’s financial and accounting operations.

Key Responsibilities, include, but not limited to:

• Track Projects and Overhead costs
• Prepare and establishing budget forecasts (budget and adjustments)
• Prepare Monthly and Quarterly closings
• Ensure compliance with the budget of and accountability expenditures
• Analyze cost variation if necessary and ensuring an alert role on any deviations and analyzing the impacts
• Monitor cash and forecast cash flow
• Monitor and analyze key expenditure items
• Carry out monthly reporting (backlog of orders, order intake, analysis of net debt) to Corporate Finance teams.
• Participate in ad-hoc missions within the finance department.  

What about you?

According to the Regional Financial Controller, you would be a great fit if: 

• You have graduated with a master’s degree in accounting/finance and have a first working experience in finance (including internships and/or apprenticeship) which will help you get up to speed and become fully operational under the best conditions.
• You’ve already had the opportunity to work abroad: you understand what it means to uproot your life, start from scratch, and adapt to a whole new culture.
• You know how to manage priorities and meet deadlines, especially during closing periods when accuracy and organization are critical.
• You’re comfortable with IT tools, particularly Excel (and ideally SAP/Kheops), which are essential for analytical tracking and reporting.
• You thrive in structured, demanding environments, as you’ll be working within an international company with standardized accounting processes and tools.
• You demonstrate autonomy and proactivity to ensure proper follow-up on accounting operations and to suggest continuous improvements.
• You enjoy teamwork and communicating with a variety of stakeholders, as your role involves providing daily support to administrative and operational teams.
• You speak fluent English and feel confident communicating in any context—on site, in meetings, or day-to-day
• You have your driving license.

We’ll give you 3 reasons why this opportunity might be perfect for you:

• You're looking to accelerate your career? Thanks to a VIE, what looks like 2 years on a resume is actually worth 5 years of experience. Léa, working in Toronto, says: “I'm learning so much, not only about the job and technical skills, but also about what it’s like to work in Canada. I feel like I’m discovering much more than I would in France at 25.” But if you’re uncomfortable stepping out of your comfort zone, this might not be for you
• You enjoy working under the leadership and mentorship of accomplished professionals, who enjoy their career choice? You’ll work alongside passionate, dedicated professionals, who are genuinely interested in sharing their knowledge and mentoring others. You’ll have the opportunity to join “The Emerging Leader Network” @VINCI Construction, a strong peer lead network. Thomas in New Zealand shares: “My manager made me feel part of the team from day one and ensures I progress every day.” But if you prefer working solo and don’t enjoy teamwork, this might not be the right fit
• You're looking for an environment which will keep you on your toes, make you wonder what’s the next challenge? Considered a valuable part of the EAC team, you will be assigned projects and responsibilities, from the time you arrive, untilyou depart. Caroline, now on a local contract, says: “If I want more, they give me more.” But if you enjoy a well-oiled routine, you might feel uncomfortable with us.