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In treasury, there is no "more or less": the balance on the report must match the bank exactly. It is this daily precision that recruitment agency Heading is seeking for its client in the oil and gas industry — a Cash Management Specialist (M/F) based in Maputo, responsible for keeping a close eye on money: accounts, payments, petty cash and reconciliations.
The ad does not name the client; it only mentions operating in the oil and gas sector and that the role is based in the capital. However, it leaves an important detail visible: there is a Senior Cash Management Specialist reviewing your work —
balance sheet reconciliations, monthly SOX responses and auditor replies all require senior sign-off. For anyone looking to build a career in treasury, this is a solid setup: you execute from day one, but with an experienced professional checking every step.
Based on the task list, the work environment involves formal processes: approved payments, written policies to keep up to date, auditor queries to answer within deadlines, and banks — both local and international — to communicate with every week.
The responsibilities are split into sections; the largest is cash management itself. Translated into everyday language, your routine looks like this:
Beyond the daily cycle, the role extends to internal processes and external stakeholders. The job ad lists:
The role is structured around execution with a safety net: you manage the daily routine — morning balances, scheduled payments, cash positions — while senior oversight is always in place. Certain deadlines leave no room for delay, and financial records require confidentiality and protection,
as highlighted in the ad itself. Qualifications, years of experience and language skills are listed in the requirements section without distinguishing between essential and desirable criteria — you will find them there as published, with nothing added on our side.
The role is based in Maputo. The job ad does not mention contract type, working hours or benefits — and we will not fill in those blanks ourselves. What the task list confirms: payments subject to control, written policies,
reports sent to the Central Bank via the tax department and confidentiality of financial information. You will interact with many stakeholders: finance colleagues, the tax department, external auditors and account managers from Mozambican and international banks. It is a role suited to those who appreciate structured work and tidy numbers.
Let's be direct: no salary details were published with the ad, and Inademy's editorial policy is to never publish unverified figures — a guessed number would only hinder your discussion with the agency. If you proceed, the formal offer will be presented during Heading's recruitment process. To help you prepare for that conversation, our guide on salary negotiation in Mozambique is linked at the bottom of this page.
This page only went live after our team verified it: on the date of publication, we checked requisition 5803 on the agency's official website, confirmed it was active and that the application form was accepting submissions. The link to apply is in the following section. From there, your CV will be reviewed by Heading's team, who manage the selection process.
Deadline: by our calculation, this page will be unlisted on 22 September 2026 — 14 days after publication. The agency website does not state when the requisition closes, and it may close earlier than this editorial mark. If this role is for you, apply straight away.
Steps: access requisition 5803 on Heading's official portal, answer the question on how you found the vacancy, complete the fields and submit your CV. As the original job ad is written in English — and the rest of the hiring process usually takes place in English — it pays to be prepared:
Beware of scams: in Mozambique, fake job postings almost always involve upfront requests for money — asking for an "application fee", "administrative costs" or payments to expedite a response. None of that applies here: your application goes through Heading's official portal linked above and costs nothing from start to finish.
One more step, optional but worth your while: your free profile on Inademy. It only takes a few minutes to set up, keeps your CV in a single place, and lets you switch on alerts for new vacancies —
each one landing in the email inbox and WhatsApp number you define. Only remember: applying for this job happens on Heading's portal, as explained above; your Inademy profile works as the logbook for the opportunities that follow.
We have not divided anything on our own accord: the job advert lists the requirements in a single list, without labelling them mandatory and preferred, and that is how we copy them — the 'preferred' and 'plus' notes are markings from the original text: