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Our Kroll Fixed Asset Advisory Services (FAAS) practice provides fixed asset insurance appraisals, fixed asset due diligence, and inventory and reconciliation services. The Mexico City-based Senior Associate will work closely with our US-based team to lead and independently execute domestic (US and Canadian) client engagements, primarily in a remote, centralized capacity, while coordinating with clients and developing junior team members.
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RESPONSIBILITIES:
Independently plan and execute fixed asset insurance appraisal, inventory, reconciliation, and due diligence engagements from kickoff through final deliverables, aligning work with the agreed scope, schedule, budget, and quality standards.
Serve as a day-to-day client contact in coordination with US-based Project Managers, leading kickoff, status, data-request, and issue-resolution discussions and communicating progress, risks, and recommendations clearly.
Perform and review real and personal property valuation analyses, including cost trending, asset categorization, data normalization, and reconciliation, ensuring that methods, assumptions, and conclusions are technically sound and supportable.
Direct remote data collection and analyze client records, images, drawings, and supporting documents; identify information gaps and develop practical approaches to complete the engagement efficiently.
Prepare and review client-ready workpapers, schedules, findings, and reports, maintaining precise, clear, and audit-ready documentation in accordance with Kroll policies and professional standards.
Manage assigned workstreams and junior staff by delegating tasks, monitoring progress, reviewing work, and providing timely coaching and technical training to support quality and development.
Apply advanced proficiency in proprietary software, asset management databases, valuation tools, Microsoft Excel, Teams, and SharePoint; promote consistent methodologies, quality controls, and process improvements.
Collaborate effectively across time zones, proactively escalate issues, and support engagement scoping, fee estimates, proposals, and other analytical or administrative activities required for successful project delivery.
REQUIREMENTS:
Bachelor’s degree in engineering (industrial or civil preferred), architecture, accounting, business administration, or another field relevant to valuation consulting.
Approximately four to six years of experience in fixed asset valuation, property insurance appraisal, asset inventory and reconciliation, engineering consulting, or a related field, with demonstrated ability to execute substantial workstreams or engagements independently.
Strong working knowledge of building construction, plants and machinery, infrastructure assets, and fixed asset valuation concepts, including cost approaches and cost trending.
Demonstrated project management skills, including defining work plans, managing scope and schedules, coordinating data requests, balancing multiple priorities, and delivering high-quality work under deadlines.
Fluency in English and Spanish, both written and verbal, is required, with the ability to lead professional client and team communications in English.
Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and strong proficiency in Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint; experience with asset management databases, valuation software, or data analysis tools is preferred.
Excellent analytical judgment, attention to detail, and technical writing skills, with the ability to review work, identify issues, and produce clear, supportable conclusions and client-ready deliverables.
Strong interpersonal, leadership, and coaching skills, with cultural awareness and professionalism when training junior staff and working in a cross-border, virtual team environment.
Must be based in the Mexico City area and available during core US business hours with Eastern and Central time zone overlap; travel within Mexico, the United States, and Latin America is expected based on engagement needs.
ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR OFFSHORE ROLE:
The role will be integrated into a hybrid offshore team model; the Senior Associate is expected to take ownership of assigned engagements, lead remote execution, and operate effectively with limited in-person supervision.
Strong self-motivation, sound judgment, initiative, and disciplined communication are critical to balancing priorities, resolving issues, and escalating risks appropriately from a distance.
Prior experience working for a US or international company, coordinating directly with clients, or training and reviewing the work of junior professionals is preferred.
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