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TekniPlex

Director of Finance & Business Controller

Posted 18 Days Ago
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
Expert/Leader
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
Expert/Leader
Leads financial performance, reporting, planning, controls, cost accounting, capital analysis, and operational finance for the U.S. Fresh Foods Division. Partners with executive and plant leadership to improve profitability, manufacturing performance, working capital, and cash flow. Oversees forecasting, budgeting, audits, SOX compliance, financial reporting, standard costing, inventory valuation, and capital investments while developing the finance organization and driving continuous improvement.
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Imagine: A Career with Purpose and Possibility

Picture this: You are part of a global team of problem-solvers whose innovations in materials science can make life better. Every day, you help turn ideas into impact using science, technology, and creativity to tackle real-world challenges. You’re part of a company whose work helps improve patient outcomes in healthcare and protects essential consumer goods that people around the world rely on every day.

At TekniPlex, you’ll join more than 8,000 colleagues across 12 countries, all united by one purpose: creating safer, smarter solutions that touch daily life. Through our two divisions, TekniPlex Healthcare and TekniPlex Consumer Products, you’ll help shape industries that matter: healthcare, pharmaceutical, food & beverage, beauty, and personal care.

Here, your ideas count and your work matters. You’ll be encouraged to think boldly, collaborate across cultures, and keep growing every step of the way. You will help protect the integrity of essential products, support patient safety and comfort, and contribute to innovations that make everyday life better, all while building a career that makes an impact.

Because at TekniPlex, you don’t just deliver products – you help shape what’s next.

What is the role where you can make an impact?

Director of Finance & Business Controller:

The Director of Finance and Controller is the senior financial leader responsible for the financial performance, reporting, planning, and internal controls for the Fresh Foods Division in the US. This role partners with division leadership to drive profitable growth, improve operational performance, and ensure accurate financial reporting while maintaining compliance with corporate policies and accounting standards.

The position leads plant financial analysis, cost accounting, capital investment analysis, operations partnership, and is a critical leader in budgeting, forecasting.  This leader should ensure a high-performing finance organization and drive process improvement.

What will you do in this strategic role?

Financial Closing Process Ownership

  • Ensure timely close of the financial systems every month across the business unit in accordance with US GAAP/IFRS/GMP.
  • Ensure that the Controllers provide analysis and recommendations to management in the areas of; cost management, resource management, finance, revenue accounting, customer profitability and market segmentation, pricing, and contracts.
  • Support CapEx spending management and execution.
  • Partner with business and IT to develop new processes to better manage operating expenses, working capital and overall business profitability.

Financial Leadership

  • Serve as a primary financial advisor to segment leadership.
  • Provide financial guidance supporting strategic and operational decisions.
  • Translate financial information into actionable business recommendations.
  • Participate as a member of the segment leadership team.
  • Key driver of operational improvements through efficiency efforts, automation, and insightful analysis.

Financial Planning & Analysis

  • Support the development of monthly forecasts and long-range financial plans.
  • Analyze operating results and identify risks and opportunities.
  • Present financial results and recommendations to senior management.
  • Participate in the annual operating plan and strategic planning process.

Financial Reporting

  • Ensure timely and accurate monthly financial reporting.
  • Review income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements.
  • Explain financial variances against budget, forecast, and prior year.
  • Maintain compliance with US GAAP, IFRS (if applicable), and corporate reporting requirements.

Operational Finance

  • Support pricing decisions and customer profitability analysis.
  • Evaluate product mix and margin improvement opportunities.
  • Monitor working capital performance.
  • Improve inventory turns and cash flow.
  • Develop operational KPIs and financial dashboards.

Cost Accounting & Manufacturing Finance

  • Oversee standard costing and product costing.
  • Ensure accurate inventory valuation.
  • Analyze manufacturing variances including:
    • Material usage
    • Labor efficiency
    • Overhead absorption
    • Production yield
    • Scrap
    • Productivity
  • Partner with operations to improve manufacturing performance.

Internal Controls & Compliance

  • Maintain strong internal controls.
  • Ensure SOX compliance (where applicable).
  • Coordinate internal and external audits.
  • Ensure compliance with company policies and accounting procedures.
  • Monitor financial risk across the division.

Capital Management

  • Evaluate capital investment proposals.
  • Prepare ROI, NPV, IRR, and payback analyses.
  • Monitor capital spending against approved budgets.
  • Support post-investment reviews.

Business Partnership

  • Partner with Operations, Sales, Supply Chain, Procurement, R&D, Human Resources
  • Support continuous improvement initiatives such as 80/20, Lean, Six Sigma, or operational excellence

Team Leadership

  • Lead, develop and coach the financial Controllers organization.
  • Build succession plans.
  • Promote a culture of accountability and continuous improvement.

What skills do you bring to the team?

Education

  • Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance required.
  • MBA preferred.
  • CPA or CMA preferred.

Experience

  • 7 to 10+ years of progressive finance experience.
  • 5+ years of manufacturing finance leadership.
  • Experience as a Controller or Senior Finance Manager.
  • Multi-site manufacturing experience preferred.
  • Experience supporting executive leadership.

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