Plant Controller

Looking to join an established and growing manufacturing company? This could be just the role for you! This Plant Controller role will focus on full cycle accounting, project costing, budgeting & forecasting, streamlining processes and more while managing one direct report! This opportunity is 100% in office in Cambridge!

What our client has to offer:

Opportunity to help with company growth

Competitive compensation

Ability to work in a hands on role

Responsibilities:

Full-Cycle Accounting:

General Ledger Management: Oversee all accounting functions, including journal entries, reconciliations, and month-end and year-end close processes.

Month-End Close: Manage and oversee the month-end close process, ensuring all transactions are recorded, reconciled, and accurate financial statements are prepared on time.

Financial Statements: Prepare and review accurate monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements, ensuring compliance with accounting principles

Budgeting & Forecasting: Collaborate with management to prepare annual budgets and financial forecasts, providing insightful analysis to support strategic decisions Project Costing:

Cost Tracking & Allocation: Monitor and analyze costs associated with specific projects, ensuring expenses are accurately allocated and within budget.

Project Budgeting: Collaborate with project managers to develop and maintain project budgets, forecasts, and reporting tools.

Reporting: Prepare regular project cost reports and variance analyses to provide visibility into project financials and support decision-making.

Financial Reporting & Analysis:

Variance Analysis: Review and analyze financial performance, providing insights to management regarding trends, costs, and opportunities for improvement.

Process Improvements:

Process Optimization: Continuously assess current accounting and payroll workflows to identify inefficiencies and areas for improvement. Implement process improvements to enhance operational efficiency, accuracy, and timeliness.

Requirements:

Experience in the manufacturing industry is a requirement

CPA designation is considered an asset

IFRS experience is considered an asset #ACC1