Vice President Finance

Key Responsibilities: Serve as the company’s senior accounting and financial leader, ensuring accurate, timely and reliable financial reporting. Evaluate and improve accounting systems, reporting processes, internal controls and the monthly close. Identify the causes of reporting errors and implement sustainable processes that improve accuracy and accountability. Establish consistent accounting policies and best practices across multiple manufacturing facilities. Oversee accounting, financial reporting, FP&A, treasury, budgeting, forecasting and financial governance. Maintain close oversight of cash flow, liquidity, working capital, credit and collections. Strengthen manufacturing accounting practices related to inventory, costing, margins, capital assets and operational performance. Ensure compliance with GAAP, statutory reporting requirements, internal policies and applicable U.S. and Canadian regulations. Lead and develop the finance team, establishing clear responsibilities, standards and accountability. Provide the President and Board with clear financial analysis, forecasts and recommendations. Partner with operational leaders to improve profitability, efficiency, cash generation and return on investment. Evaluate investments, capital expenditures and other significant business decisions. Support external programs related to tax reporting, payroll, benefits and workers’ compensation. Travel periodically to company facilities in Oregon and Canada.

Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, business administration or a related field. Active CPA designation. Seven or more years of progressive finance and accounting leadership experience, including senior management responsibility. Manufacturing industry experience required. Strong technical accounting foundation with direct ownership of financial statements, close processes, controls and compliance. Demonstrated success improving an accounting function where systems, reporting or financial statements required significant remediation. Hands-on experience with manufacturing costing, inventory, margins, working capital and capital assets. Experience leading finance within a smaller or privately held organization strongly preferred. Strong experience with cash management, budgeting, forecasting and operational analysis. Experience with U.S. and Canadian accounting, tax and compliance requirements preferred. Ability to communicate effectively with a President, Board of Directors and operational leaders. Sound judgment, strong business acumen and the ability to challenge constructively. High standards of integrity, professionalism and accountability. Why This Role Direct partnership with the President and meaningful access to the Board. Opportunity to strengthen and modernize a multi-site finance organization. Visible influence over financial performance and major business decisions. Competitive executive compensation and performance-based bonus opportunity. Comprehensive health and benefits program. Retirement savings program. Professional development and leadership growth opportunities.