We are looking for a detail-oriented and commercially aware Commercial Analyst & Cost Control Manager to join our hospitality operations team.
The role is focused on financial analysis, operational cost control, reporting, and performance monitoring across F&B and retail hospitality activities. The ideal candidate has a strong background in accounting, auditing, or finance, with hands-on exposure to hospitality, restaurant, café, food production, retail, wholesale, supply and procurement operations. Key Responsibilities • Monitor and analyse operational costs, food costs, margins, and profitability • Conduct inventory reviews, stock variance analysis, and COGS reporting • Review purchasing procedures, supplier invoices, and cost efficiency • Prepare commercial and financial reports for management • Analyse sales performance, POS reports, and revenue trends • Support budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning processes • Identify inefficiencies, anomalies, and opportunities for operational improvement • Assist in implementing internal controls and reporting procedures • Work closely with operations, purchasing, finance, and management teams • Support commercial analysis and reporting linked to future expansion initiatives, including opportunities across other European and Middle Eastern markets Requirements • Degree or qualification in Accounting, Finance, Audit, or related field • Experience in hospitality, F&B, cafés, restaurants, retail, or operational auditing is considered a strong asset • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills • Advanced Microsoft Excel skills • Good understanding of financial reporting and cost control principles • Ability to communicate financial information clearly to non-financial teams • Organised, detail-oriented, and commercially minded • Experience with multi-outlet operations is considered an advantage Languages • English required • Arabic considered an asset
If multiple Education and Language Profiles are defined, please note that you must fit at least one of them, but not necessarily all.
