Treasury Ops Specialist

Jumia, a leading pan-African e-commerce platform, is hiring a Treasury Ops Specialist for a full-time position based in Portugal. This role involves overseeing the entire payment chain across Jumia’s African markets, ensuring seamless financial operations from supplier payments to cash management. The position emphasizes visibility into financial processes, including payment execution, cash control, and financial oversight for multiple markets.

What it offers

This role focuses on payment execution, where you will manage daily payment cycles for suppliers, logistics partners, and sellers across Africa. Your responsibilities include verifying requests, executing payments via in-house modules and banking portals, and resolving delays. Additionally, you will monitor cash balances, identify funding gaps, and ensure all transactions comply with forecasts. Financial control duties include managing bank accounts, updating beneficiary details, and overseeing account openings and closures for the respective markets.

Who can apply

Applicants should have experience in treasury operations, preferably in a multinational or African market context. Knowledge of financial workflows, banking systems, and cross-border payments is essential. No explicit nationality, education level, or age requirements are stated in the provided text.

What you'll do

• Payment execution: Process daily payments for suppliers, logistics partners, and sellers across African markets, ensuring timely and accurate transactions.
• Cash control: Track cash balances, forecast funding needs, and prevent unauthorized transactions.
• Financial control: Maintain bank master data, update payee records, and manage account openings/closures for assigned markets.

How to apply

The application process is not explicitly detailed in the provided text. No specific documents or steps are mentioned.

Good to know

This is a full-time position located in Portugal. The role is part of Jumia’s treasury operations team, focusing on end-to-end financial processes across Africa. No explicit benefits (e.g., salary, stipend, or relocation support) are mentioned.