Director, Finance (CAPEX)
nortekhvacBrooklyn (NY)
Director, Finance (CAPEX)
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nortekhvacBrooklyn (NY)
Financial ManagersAir-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment and Commercial and Industrial Refrigeration Equipment Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
At Rheem, we are dedicated to bringing comfort to people’s lives. As a leading global manufacturer of heating, cooling, and water heating equipment, we are innovating all-new ways to deliver just the right temperature while saving energy, water and supporting a more sustainable future. It is an exciting challenge that requires a team of talented, passionate people with a diverse set of skills. From engineers to accountants, sales professionals to support experts, Rheem depends on people to power our innovations. Join Rheem and help shape the future of products that impact lives—every day.
Our Behavior Based Values set us apart Listening to Understand – Open mind, learning from others, accepting feedback, embracing the objective
Contributing Respectively - Sharing opinions, valuing ideas, sharing opposing perspectives with respect
Thinking Creatively – Applying creativity, seeking improvements, understanding from the customers’ lens
Acting with Responsibility – Owning decisions and actions, acting with integrity, embracing accountability
In this critical role, the Director, Finance (CAPEX) will play a key role in managing the financial aspects of Rheem’s capital expenditure process. Main responsibilities include driving global standard finance processes around capital expenditure budgeting, management reporting, KPIs, forecasting and planning. Additionally, this role will provide strategic consultation and business case support to Operations, Product Management, Procurement, R&D and leadership.
Travel is estimated at 10%+ with more during onboarding, primarily domestic.
This position will serve our Rheem North America Division, located in Atlanta, GA (Hybrid). This role follows our hybrid work arrangement, with team members working in the office Monday through Thursday and remotely on Fridays.
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