Associate Director, Finance Legal Entity Responsible US + Canada
$132,000 - $186,900 per year
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Manager
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$132,000 - $186,900 per year
About the role
- Oversee accurate and timely financial close processes, including Balance Sheet and P&L reviews, in collaboration with Regional Controlling and Shared Service teams
- Ensure compliance with US and Canadian GAAP standards, managing complex and non-routine accounting transactions
- Act as the primary contact for internal and external auditors and take ownership of statutory and regulatory filings across entities
- Partner with Group Tax and Treasury teams to ensure tax, transfer pricing, liquidity, and capital management compliance
- Lead and enhance the Internal Control System (ICS), ensuring strong governance and achievement of corporate compliance KPIsDrive process improvements, including automation, standardization, and Shared Service Center development
- Support strategic finance initiatives and, where applicable, mentor and develop team members
- 10+ years of experience in finance within an international, global operating environment
- Strong expertise in financial reporting, US GAAP, and regulatory compliance
- Proven experience managing audits, statutory reporting, and tax coordination
- Advanced SAP or equivalent ERP system experience
- Excellent stakeholder management skills with the ability to influence across functions and seniority levels
- Strong communication and leadership capabilities, with experience coaching or mentoring others
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or Economics (CPA required; Master's degree preferred)
- Requires onsite presence at our Morristown, NJ office three days per week
- Includes required domestic travel (minimum level)
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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