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Matrix Design Group lists this Controller - Financial Operations opportunity in belle, West Virginia. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Position Summary
We are seeking an experienced and collaborative Controller to join our team and serve as the senior accounting and financial leader for Saminco Manufacturing, LLC, a well-established industrial operation. This hands‑on leadership role is responsible for overseeing financial reporting, inventory and cost accounting, budgeting and forecasting, internal controls, audit management, cash flow oversight, and the overall accounting function. As a trusted business partner, the Controller works closely with executive and operational leaders to provide accurate financial insights, strengthen processes, improve profitability, and support sound business decisions. This is an excellent opportunity for a results‑oriented professional who enjoys both strategic involvement and day‑to‑day leadership, and who wants to make a meaningful impact on the continued success of our organization.
Immediate Priorities
Stabilize payroll and timekeeping processes and establish effective review and approval controls.
Implement consistent project‑level tracking of labor, materials, purchased services, and direct costs.
Establish disciplined accounts payable, vendor management, purchasing documentation, and invoice approval processes.
Strengthen inventory controls for parts, supplies, consumables, and other materials.
Support business system integration efforts and reporting improvements.
Provide concise weekly and monthly business reports that enable operational and financial decision‑making.
Key Responsibilities
Financial Leadership and Reporting
Lead monthly, quarterly, and annual financial close processes.
Prepare and analyze financial statements, forecasts, budgets, cash‑flow reporting, and management reports.
Ensure the accuracy and integrity of the general ledger, balance sheet, reconciliations, and supporting records.
Analyze financial performance, explain variances and trends, and recommend actions to improve results.
Inventory and Cost Accounting
Oversee inventory accounting, reconciliation, valuation, controls, reserves, and reporting.
Lead cycle‑count and physical inventory programs and resolve inventory discrepancies.
Maintain costing methodologies and analyze material, labor, overhead, and production variances.
Partner with operations to improve inventory accuracy, cost control, margins, and profitability.
Audit, Controls, and Compliance
Lead external financial audits, inventory observations, tax requests, lender reporting, and related examinations.
Maintain effective internal controls, accounting policies, documentation, and approval processes.
Ensure compliance with generally accepted accounting principles and applicable company policies.
Address audit findings and control gaps through documented corrective action.
Budgeting and Operational Support
Lead annual budgeting and periodic forecasting activities.
Monitor cash, working capital, receivables, payables, purchasing commitments, and inventory investment.
Support pricing, margin analysis, capital expenditures, staffing, and other business decisions.
Develop meaningful financial and operational performance measures for leadership.
Office Leadership and Administration
Lead, develop, and oversee office and administrative staff.
Establish procedures, workflows, calendars, document retention standards, and cross‑training programs.
Serve as the General Manager's primary administrative partner.
Escalate operational risks, control issues, vendor concerns, and employee matters promptly and professionally.
Team Leadership and Process Improvement
Lead, coach, and develop accounting staff while establishing clear responsibilities and review expectations.
Oversee core accounting operations, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, fixed assets, and payroll interfaces.
Establish strong procedures, documentation, backup coverage, and accountability across the accounting function.
Identify and implement practical process, system, reporting, and control improvements.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field required.
CPA, CMA, or comparable advanced accounting credential preferred.
Eight or more years of progressive accounting and finance experience, including hands‑on controllership or senior accounting leadership responsibility.
Strong experience with financial reporting, general‑ledger accounting, month‑end close, budgeting, forecasting, and audit preparation.
Strong knowledge of inventory accounting, cost accounting, physical inventory, cycle counts, reserves, and variance analysis.
Experience in manufacturing, fabrication, machining, mining, industrial services, equipment repair, project‑based operations, or a similar environment preferred.
Experience with ERP systems, financial reporting tools, process improvement, and advanced Microsoft Excel.
Ability to lead accounting staff and partner effectively with operational leaders, executives, auditors, lenders, and advisors.
Work Environment
This is an on‑site position in the Belle, West Virginia area. The role operates primarily in an office environment but requires regular interaction with manufacturing, warehouse, and operational areas. The position may require additional hours during month‑end and year‑end close, audits, budgeting cycles, system changes, and physical inventory activities. Limited travel may be required based on business need.
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Worksite address
belle, WV, 25015, US
Who can apply
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