Job Summary: A professional with solid experience in corporate and management accounting, proficient in Brazilian accounting standards (CPCs) and IFRS, operating in a technical and operational capacity. Key Highlights: 1. Technical and operational involvement in accounting closing and financial analysis. 2. Focus on Brazilian accounting standards (CPCs) and IFRS. 3. Continuous improvement of accounting processes. A professional with solid experience in corporate and management accounting, proficient in Brazilian accounting standards (CPCs) and IFRS, operating in a technical and operational capacity to manage the accounting closing process, analyze financial statements, support audits, and continuously improve accounting processes. Possesses an analytical profile, sharp critical thinking, and strong internal control orientation, ensuring the quality of accounting information and compliance with the Company’s standards and policies. Works autonomously, organizedly, and with strong prioritization skills in dynamic environments, contributing to the reliability of financial data and supporting decision-making. **Responsibilities and Duties** * Monthly and annual accounting closing; * Preparation and review of financial statements; * Practical application of CPCs / IFRS; * Accounting reconciliations; * Analysis of variances and balance consistency; * Cost and inventory accounting; * Fixed asset and depreciation control; * Accounting provisions and estimates; * Support for external audit; * Review of journal entries and technical support to the team; * Internal controls and process improvement. **Requirements and Qualifications** * Bachelor’s degree in Accounting Sciences; * Advanced Excel (data analysis and large datasets); * Strong analytical capability. **Preferred Qualifications (non-mandatory):** * Experience in corporate groups or audited companies; * Experience with Big Four or independent audit firms; * Knowledge of consolidation; * ERP experience (SAP, Protheus, etc.); * Experience in high-volume operational environments; * Experience in agricultural accounting (biological assets, inventories, agricultural costs); * Participation in process improvement projects. Founded in 2008, AGROJEM stands out for its ability to intelligently and sustainably integrate the animal protein production chain. With over 500 employees and a total area of 50,000 hectares—including 25,000 hectares of preserved land—all of the company’s farms are located in the state of Tocantins and consist of the São Geraldo (Caseara\-TO), Bacaba (Miranorte\-TO), Céu Azul (Divinópolis\-TO), Surubim (Ipueiras\-TO), and Terraboa (Almas\-TO) units, in addition to the corporate headquarters in Palmas\-TO. Focusing on meat production, AGROJEM projects slaughtering 95,000 animals during the 2022/2023 harvest year, following the completion of a new feedlot facility at the Bacaba unit (Miranorte\-TO) this year. There are now two feedlot units, with the first installed at the São Geraldo unit. In agricultural operations, AGROJEM manages over 34,000 hectares across the first and second harvests, with part of this production allocated to feed for confined cattle. Through its JEM General Warehouses unit, the company has the capacity to store its entire production and also provides third-party storage services using a fully automated facility in Miranorte\-TO. Another key initiative is genetic improvement of the Nelore breed through the NELOREJEM brand, created to supply high-potential bulls and breeding cows to the market and responsible for annual auctions that are highlights in Brazil’s northern region. All these initiatives combined result in high operational performance, providing assurance to the meat industry. Currently, 95% of animals supplied by AGROJEM meet international export standards, with animals slaughtered at increasingly younger ages, an average weight of 24 arrobas, and a carcass yield exceeding 57%.