




Job Summary: Temporary Financial Assistant responsible for account reconciliation, accounts payable routines, preparation of financial reports, and support to Treasury. Key Highlights: 1. Handling account reconciliation and accounts payable routines 2. Supporting the preparation of financial studies and reports 3. Providing support to Treasury coordination We are seeking a Temporary Financial Assistant to join our team. **Responsibilities and Duties** Perform bank, customer, and supplier account reconciliations; verify bank statements to ensure the reliability of reported figures. Handle accounts payable routines: access banking portals, manage accounts payable, process payments and advances, execute transfers between accounts under the same ownership, manage cash control, record transactions, reconcile bank statements, and reflect these activities in the ERP system. Support the preparation of financial studies and reports by assisting with financial research analysis and execution, resource provisioning and recording, generating cash flow information to support monitoring and evaluation of the company’s financial performance. Provide support to other Treasury coordination requirements as needed. **Requirements and Qualifications** Organized; focused; able to work effectively in a team; skilled at interfacing with other departments across the company. Currently pursuing or having completed a bachelor’s degree. Major in Administration, Accounting, Economics, Finance, or related fields. Desirable: Treasury knowledge; SAP proficiency; Mandatory: Intermediate-level Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). **Additional Information** Flexible Benefits Card (meal/food allowance) Health Insurance Dental Insurance Life Insurance Profit Sharing Program (PLR) Mobility Allowance Gympass Birthday Day Off Short Friday Hybrid Work Model (3 days in-office / 2 days remote) **About Evoltz** Founded in 2018, Evoltz operates eleven transmission lines totaling 3.561 km, spanning ten Brazilian states. Today, the company serves as an operational platform for energy transmission assets, capable of accommodating new investments. In 2021, the company achieved a transformative milestone when the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board (“OTPP”) signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of Evoltz. This transaction cemented Evoltz’s success story, transforming it within just three years into an operational holding company managing electricity transmission concessions. Among our projects, we highlight NBTE—the world’s third-largest high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission line—spanning over 2,400 km, connecting Northern Brazil to the state of São Paulo. Additionally, we operate MTE in Manaus, over 550 km long, linking the Amazon region to the Brazilian National Electric System.


