Finance Director
korn ferrySan Diego (CA)
About the role
Korn Ferry is partnered with a mid-sized component manufacturing company in their search for a Finance Director.
Position Summary:
The Finance Director will partner with the General Manager and component manufacturing leadership to drive both commercial & operational results. A successful candidate will have previous experience with a larger manufacturing company that has sound business processes & practices. The Finance Director will also oversee all financial planning & analysis, reporting and month-end close processes.
Key Responsibilities:
Partners with business leadership to support and drive both commercial (orders, pricing, sales, profitability) and operational (productivity, on-time delivery, working capital & other KPI) results. Drives root cause analysis and corrective actions with team when KPI’s or financials are tracking behind commitments or targets. Coordinates & prepares weekly, monthly & quarterly financial reporting requirements. Takes a lead role in the preparation of various forecast requirements & completion of the annual operating plan. Ensures data integrity and consistency throughout the plants and systems. Works with IT & finance teams to streamline/automate the reporting & forecasting processes. Coordinates the monthly business performance review meeting for the Precision Component Group Oversees monthly close process and account reconciliation process. Directs the annual revision of product costs, physical inventory counts at the plants and monitors the cycle count programs. Lead and coach the finance and accounting team for top grade performance, timely results, and career development.
Qualifications:
10+ years of experience with a minimum of 5 years in a medium-to-large manufacturing company ($50MM+ in revenue). Multi-site experience preferred. Bachelor’s degree in Finance or Accounting is required. Self-motivated with excellent interpersonal communication, problem-solving skills, with a strong work ethic. Able to identify, manage and lead business improvement projects. Strong leadership skills to lead and develop talent. Comfortable holding peers accountable while also supporting on driving corrective actions. Strong quantitative and analytical competency. Microsoft Great Plains, JobBOSS, or D365 experience would be considered a plus. Onsite role in El Cajon, CASE: 510824584
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