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Corporate Controller

Posted 2 days ago

stevendouglasCharlotte (NC)

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About the role

Corporate Controller – Manufacturing Charlotte, NC | Hybrid | Full-TimeStevenDouglas is partnering with a growing manufacturing company to find a Corporate Controller. You’ll lead the accounting function, own the close and reporting, and act as a strategic partner to the CFO and operations leadership.
What You’ll Do: Lead the monthly, quarterly, and annual close, and deliver accurate, timely GAAP financial statements. Oversee cost accounting, inventory valuation, standard costing, and variance analysis across plant operations. Use Oracle to optimize reporting, drive system enhancements, and strengthen data integrity. Maintain a strong internal control environment and manage external audits. Partner with operations and FP&A on margin analysis, budgeting, and forecasting. Lead, develop, and scale a high-performing accounting team.
What You Bring: Bachelor’s in Accounting; CPA required.10+ years of progressive accounting experience, including 3+ in a Controller or Assistant Controller role. Manufacturing industry experience, with deep knowledge of cost accounting and inventory. Hands-on Oracle experience (EBS or Cloud/Fusion).Public accounting background a plus, but not required. Strong leadership and communication skills, plus a continuous improvement mindset.

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