Corporate Controller

• Are you a hands-on financial leader who thrives in a fast-paced, high performance manufacturing environment?
• Do you take pride in turning complex financial data into clear insights that drive results and strengthen operations?
• Are you ready to bring your accounting horsepower to a company built on precision, innovation, and speed?

Burnout Brands is a leading platform in the high-performance automotive aftermarket, bringing together a growing portfolio of respected brands built on innovation, precision engineering, and a shared passion for performance. Its portfolio includes BD Diesel Performance, Brian Tooley Racing (BTR), D&J Precision Machine, and Monster Transmission & Performance.

Operating across multiple locations in Canada and the United States, Burnout Brands designs, manufactures, and distributes performance products for diesel, gas, and racing applications. Its brands offer a broad range of products, including turbochargers, transmissions, camshafts, engine components, and precision-machined parts.

Burnout Brands combines the entrepreneurial spirit and specialized expertise of its individual companies with the resources and capabilities of a larger organization. Its culture is grounded in craftsmanship, innovation, integrity, and a commitment to delivering exceptional products and service to automotive enthusiasts and professionals.

Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, the US Corporate Controller will oversee the day-to-day accounting operations for three business units including BTR, Monster Transmissions, and D&J Precision Machine ensuring accurate financial reporting, strong internal controls, and effective cost accounting processes within a manufacturing environment.

This role is responsible for managing core accounting functions including the general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, fixed assets, inventory accounting, and financial reporting. The US Corporate Controller will play a key role in maintaining the integrity of financial data within the respective ERP systems of each business unit while providing detailed financial analysis to support operational and business decision-making.

The successful candidate will bring strong hands-on accounting experience, deep knowledge of manufacturing cost accounting, and the ability to analyze financial data to identify operational improvements and support business performance.

The US Corporate Controller will perform the following:

• Direct and oversee all accounting operations for the three business units including general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, fixed assets, and inventory accounting.
• Provide accounting and financial support for potential future acquisitions and assume responsibility for additional companies as assigned by management.
• Lead the monthly close process and ensure timely and accurate financial reporting in accordance with GAAP.
• Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements for leadership review.
• Maintain and enforce strong internal controls to ensure the integrity of financial records and safeguard company assets.
• Support external audits and ensure compliance with all financial reporting requirements.
• Oversee all cost accounting processes including standard costing, product profitability, inventory valuation, labor and overhead allocation, and manufacturing variance analysis.
• Analyze manufacturing variances including material usage, labor efficiency, and overhead absorption to identify performance trends and improvement opportunities.
• Ensure accuracy of bill of materials (BOM), routings, and product cost structures within the business units respective ERP system.
• Partner with operations and supply chain leadership to monitor production costs and improve manufacturing efficiency.
• Provide insights into product margins, cost drivers, and operational performance.
• Perform detailed financial and operational analysis to support decision-making across manufacturing, supply chain, and commercial teams.
• Provide variance analysis (actual vs. budget) and explain key drivers impacting financial performance.
• Analyze product profitability, operational costs, and margin…