Assistant Financial Analyst – Supply Chain & Logistics – Al Tayer Group

Al Tayer Group is hiring a Assistant Financial Analyst – Supply Chain & Logistics, based in Dubai. Al Tayer Group, through its retail arm Al Tayer Insignia, has represented luxury fashion, home and automotive brands across the UAE for more than 40 years. This role sits in supply chain and logistics finance, providing the financial analysis, planning or reporting that the wider business relies on to make informed commercial decisions.

Core responsibilities typically include budgeting and forecasting, variance analysis, management reporting, and partnering with operational business units to translate numbers into something decision-makers can actually act on. In a diversified group like Al Tayer Group, that often means working across multiple business lines rather than a single P&L, which adds genuine complexity to the role.

Al Tayer Group will be looking for someone with a solid finance or accounting background, strong Excel and financial modelling skills, and the ability to communicate financial insight clearly to non-finance stakeholders who need the headline, not the full spreadsheet.

Finance functions like supply chain and logistics finance are the part of a business that leadership relies on to actually know what is happening commercially — not what everyone hopes is happening, but what the numbers say. At a diversified organisation the size of Al Tayer Group, that honesty has outsized value, because decisions made on bad or late numbers compound quickly across multiple business lines. The person in this seat is effectively translating raw transactional data into something a non-finance leader can use to make a real decision — invest here, cut there, hold steady — and that translation work, done well, is what lets a business move with confidence instead of guesswork. It's rarely visible work from the outside, but every serious leadership team at a company this size knows exactly how much they depend on this function being accurate and on time, every single reporting cycle. For a Assistant Financial Analyst – Supply Chain & Logistics role specifically, what actually separates a strong hire from an average one is consistency on the fundamentals, day after day, not any single standout moment.

Corporate finance experience at a large, diversified group like Al Tayer Group is a genuinely strong foundation for a long finance career — exposure to multiple business lines builds broader commercial pattern-recognition than a role at a single-business employer typically offers, and that breadth is recognised by future employers. It's also one of the clearer internal progression paths in a large organisation: strong financial analysts and planners are the typical pipeline for finance manager, FP&A lead or business-partner roles over time. The UAE package for finance roles at this level is generally tax-free and competitive, with standard benefits including medical insurance and annual leave, and often support toward professional qualifications for those pursuing ACCA, CFA or similar credentials. Beyond the immediate role, the discipline of working to recurring, non-negotiable reporting deadlines while maintaining real accuracy is a durable professional habit that shows clearly in every finance role that follows, and it's exactly the kind of track record that senior finance leaders look for when deciding who to promote. For a Assistant Financial Analyst – Supply Chain & Logistics role specifically, what actually separates a strong hire from an average one is consistency on the fundamentals, day after day, not any single standout moment.

• Relevant degree in finance, accounting or a related field; professional qualification (ACCA/CA/CMA/CFA) is an advantage
• Demonstrable experience in supply chain and logistics finance, budgeting, forecasting or management reporting
• Strong Excel and financial modelling skills
• Ability to translate financial analysis into clear, actionable business recommendations
• Comfortable partnering with non-finance operational stakeholders
• High accuracy and attention to detail under reporting deadlines