Senior Financial Analyst - Business Controller

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heidelbergKennesaw (GA)

Treasurers and Controllers Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books)

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About the role

Business Controller This is a non-management and hands-on role. The Business Controller is responsible for accounting, budgeting/forecasting activities, and cost center review for assigned product areas. The Business Controller is responsible for leading profitability discussions with business drivers and challenging the status quo to deliver on expected results. The Business Controller is also responsible for reconciliations of assigned accounts and required to meet all month-end and department timelines.

What You Will Do: Month-end closing activities including accruals, calculation of journal entries, deferrals Perform product area analysis including variance explanations and recommend corrective actions to business drivers and finance managers Calculate and maintain monthly rolling forecast of revenues, margins, and costs of assigned product/cost areas and proactively communicate anticipated deviations Provide monthly profitability reports to business drivers prior to month-end close requesting feedback on material deviations while identifying corrective action Support department needs to update financial reports with latest actual results and other metrics, including balance sheet reporting Crosstrain on department tasks for knowledge share, backup support, and departmental success Work with the various product team members and business drivers to understand the business concepts/topics for fluid discussions across the business Provide support for the interim and annual audit process, communicating details with professionalism and understanding, to external auditors where needed Provide support for weekly payment cycle approvals Education Bachelors degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or related field requiredMBA or other advanced financial education preferred Experience 7–10 years of progressive experience in: Financial controlling Leading dynamic discussions with business drivers Financial Planning & Analysis Accounting or corporate finance Budgeting and fore

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