Group Business Controller - Eurofiber
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What do you do?

Eurofiber is a fast-growing, dynamic organization focused on developing and managing digital infrastructure. Its fiber networks and cloud solutions enable businesses, governments, and institutions in their digital transformation. With operations in the Netherlands, Belgium, and France, Eurofiber plays a key role in Europe’s digital infrastructure. The organization is experiencing strong growth. Within this context, the role of finance is shifting from reporting to steering, with a stronger focus on performance, investments, and predictability.

The role of Group Business Controller Operations is part of the central Group Business Control team. You work closely with business teams across different countries, as well as with Group Finance. In this role, you report to the Group Director Business Control, while acting as a key support and sparring partner to the Group Business Controller Technology.
The focus of the role is on understanding the business and translating data into insights that support planning, forecasting and decision making. This goes beyond explaining what has happened and requires a forward-looking perspective on performance and investments.
The role combines analysis, planning and stakeholder management and requires the ability to maintain oversight across multiple entities while also going into detail on operational and financial topics. Within the team, there is a strong focus on further standardizing Business Control, with increasing collaboration and alignment across countries.

Good to know

Group Business Control within Eurofiber is closely linked to project delivery and investment cycles across the different countries. This means working with data from multiple sources and translating this into structured insights that support planning, forecasting, and reporting. The role provides visibility on how projects and investments evolve over time and how these translate into performance, enabling more informed and forward-looking decision making.

Who are you?

You thrive in a dynamic, fast-growing environment and are eager to learn. You combine strong analytical skills with a genuine interest in the business and are able to translate data into clear and relevant insights.
You take ownership, work independently and bring structure where needed. At the same time, you are comfortable working with stakeholders across different teams and countries and are able to communicate financial topics in a clear and pragmatic way.

“In this role, a proactive mindset is essential. You are confident enough to engage with the business and able to navigate across different countries and teams, each with their own dynamics and pace. Curiosity and interest in the business and technology help you to get up to speed quickly.”

  • Master’s degree and at least 2 years of experience in Business Control or Financial Control
  • Strong analytical mindset; comfortable working with Excel
  • Experience with data analysis; eperience with PowerPoint is a plus
  • Proactive and hands-on
  • Fluent in English; Dutch is a plus

More about Eurofiber

Technology is an integral part of modern society. Through its own fiber network and data centers, Eurofiber provides open cloud and connectivity solutions to businesses, governments and institutions. Customers can choose the services, applications and providers that best fit their needs, enabling them to operate efficiently and scale.

The Eurofiber Group consists of multiple companies across the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and since 2026 also Luxembourg. Since its founding in 2000, Eurofiber has grown into a leading provider and operator of open digital infrastructure in the region. In October 2020, Dutch pension fund PGGM joined as a shareholder alongside Antin Infrastructure Partners, which has held a majority stake since 2015. Growth is driven by a combination of organic expansion and an active buy-and-build strategy.

Eurofiber operates an open fiber network of over 76,000 kilometers, connecting more than 12,000 locations and continuing to expand. In addition, the company operates 11 data centers. Its strategy is built around two core pillars: fiber connectivity and cloud infrastructure, supported by a dedicated Cloud Infrastructure business unit established in 2021.


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