Capex Control Engineer

Reputable Co. working in Automotive filed located in 6 of October City seeking for Capex Control Engineer by the following terms: · Bachelor’s degree in Engineering . · 1 year of experience in Capex planning, budget control, cost analysis, or financial reporting, preferably in a manufacturing environment. · Good knowledge of Capex and Opex budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis. · Experience with SAP, particularly purchase requisitions (PRs), goods receipt notes (GRNs), and asset registration. · Strong skills in Microsoft Excel and preparing monthly and annual budget reports. · Good understanding of procurement processes and coordination with Finance, Purchasing, Inventory, and other departments. · Ability to monitor 1budget utilization, identify deviations, and recommend corrective actions. · Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills. · Very command of English, both written and spoken. · Ability to meet deadlines and coordinate with multiple departments to achieve budget targets. EXPECTED END RESULTS 1. Capex control on timely base, monthly & yearly progress reporting of GRN results / forecasting budget on timely base with NML MAJOR ACTIVITIES · Capex Budget setting for all MZK department · Setting item budget lists agreed with management for all MZK departments for the development of Gemba and securing smooth run of manufacturing lines.. · Monthly actual and forecast adjustment then reporting to related functions. · Align with finance department different functions monthly reports. · Align and guide MZK teams towards achieving monthly & yearly Capex/Opex targets. · Support issuance of DOAs < delegation of authority> requests to spend timely each capex line item. · Follow up with related DOA issuer /purchasing / inventory / accounting starting PR issuance on SAP till goods receive on SAP and asset or service registry. Finally, achieve yearly target of Capex plan within the T/C of: -5%/-10%, and monthly Residence: Preferably 6th of October City or Giza. Show more Show less