Title: Corporate Controller Zip Code: Eden Prairie, MN 55344Annual Cash Compensation: up to $260,0000Email your word document resume to [redacted] and reference the subject "Corporate Controller"
Job Duties & Responsibilities- Direct all corporate accounting operations, including general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, fixed assets, and inventory accounting.
- Lead post-acquisition M&A integration, partnering with executive leadership to absorb newly acquired sites and accounting practices from Knoxville, TN and Des Moines, IA.
- Prepare comprehensive monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements in strict accordance with GAAP.
- Ensure the execution of timely, accurate, and disciplined month-end and year-end close processes.
- Assist with banking relationships, debt compliance management, and ongoing covenant reporting.
- Monitor corporate cash flow, liquidity, and working capital performance while overseeing rolling cash forecasting processes.
- Manage external audit and tax preparation processes, serving as the primary point of contact for RSM
- Streamline enhancements, migrations, and reporting updates to ERP systems across multiple platforms to one single source of truth (NetSuite)
- Oversee standard costing systems and collaborate with the Director of Cost Accounting to execute annual cost roll updates.
- Analyze manufacturing variances, labor efficiency, material usage, and overhead absorption to drive plant profitability.
- Monitor inventory valuation and reconciliation processes for raw materials, work-in-process (WIP), and finished goods.
- Develop and deliver actionable KPI reporting and dashboard analytics related to production, profitability, and cash flow to executive leadership.
- Lead, mentor, and develop a distributed accounting team, establishing clear performance objectives and professional growth paths.
Experience- background operating within a PE-backed portfolio company environment is deemed a plus but CFO will teach you
- Progressive experience managing, mentoring, and developing full-cycle accounting teams.
- All not required but helpful: multi-entity consolidations, cost accounting, inventory metrics, and GAAP compliance.
- Integrating financial operations and cross-functional facilities following strategic corporate acquisitions.
