Middle East Credit Control Junior Specialist

About the Role

BCGDV is seeking a Middle East Credit Control Junior Specialist to join the Credit Control Team within Commercial Finance. This full-time position is based in Riyadh and is a temporary role for a 9-month maternity cover. The specialist will act as a business partner to the Middle East business, focusing primarily on accounts receivable, invoice tracking, and management.

Company Overview

Boston Consulting Group (BCG) partners with leaders in business and society to address their most significant challenges and opportunities. Founded in 1963, BCG pioneered business strategy and now assists clients with total transformation, enabling organizational growth, building competitive advantage, and driving bottom-line impact. BCG delivers solutions through management consulting, technology and design, corporate and digital ventures, and business purpose, operating with a collaborative model across the firm and client organizations.

Responsibilities

• Support Accounts in tracking and collecting payments, including uploading invoices in Etimad and monitoring payment status.
• Manage client relationships and escalate issues to management as needed.
• Prepare for MDP meetings and execute assigned actions.
• Contribute to the monthly cash forecast and identify any gaps to support cash flow management.
• Serve as the primary contact for Wrike updates and ensure its consistent usage within the Credit Control Team.
• Allocate payments for accounts under management.
• Respond to all accounts receivable (AR) related queries, including Statements of Account (SoAs) and other documentation requests.
• Understand and ensure compliance with both internal and external deadlines.

Qualifications and Requirements

• 0-1 year of experience in a relevant field.
• Strong motivation and analytical skills.
• Good knowledge of accounts receivable, financial reporting, and business reporting.

Team Environment

The finance team at BCG is responsible for preserving the firm’s intellectual capital, assets, and integrity. Team members contribute to the firm’s direction, performance, and risk-management models. Finance roles encompass accounting and reporting, planning and analysis, tax and treasury, financial systems, payroll, and executive compensation.