Holcim is the number one building materials solutions provider globally, as well as the leading cement producer in the US. The US represents roughly 40% of their global revenue, which has resulted in the decision for Holcim North America to branch off into its’ own entity, with a launch goal of April 2025. US GAAP & SEC adaptations are in the works. Straight from the Head of Income Tax: “This role is being added to a strong existing tax group to aid in the balance of workflow during this transition. It’s a busy time for Holcim, but this is a role that will have a huge payoff & growth opportunities.”
What will the right person find attractive about the role?
- Someone open to a role with more special projects will appreciate the broad experience space this position provides.
- Someone enthusiastic about cementing themselves as a pillar within a corporate giant will appreciate the ground-zero open door to Holcim’s North America spinoff.
- Holcim’s benefits are world-class. This should resonate with anyone.
What is the company looking for?
- Bachelor’s degree in Tax Accounting, Tax Law, or similar field required; Master’s preferred.
- 4+ years of qualifying experience within tax, including advanced tax research.
- CPA, experience with OneSource, & SAP experience preferred.
- Assist in all areas of US income taxation, including income tax compliance and audits, quarterly and year-end tax provisions, and tax planning projects.
- Report to the Manager, Income Tax with data & insights to support efficiency within the tax team.
- Assist in projects related to upkeep of business while supporting the required action needed for the upcoming North America spinoff.
Compensation:
- $85,000 – $105,000 base + 12-20% bonus
- Hybrid position