Controller, Finance & Banking, Financial Manager

Executive Finance Succession Opportunity

Are you an accomplished financial leader ready to move beyond traditional controllership and prepare for an executive finance role?

Korry Electronics is seeking a Controller to serve as a key member of our finance leadership team and a strategic partner to the business. This is a high-impact role intentionally designed as part of our finance succession and leadership-development strategy.

Our objective is to develop the successful candidate toward readiness for a Vice President of

Finance opportunity within approximately 2–3 years
, either at Korry Electronics or another business within our parent company. Progression will be based on demonstrated performance, leadership readiness, organizational needs, and available opportunities.

Reporting to the Vice President of Finance, the Controller will lead the accounting and controllership organization while partnering closely with senior functional and business leaders across the company. This role combines controllership, financial planning, operational finance, business partnership, process improvement, and team development.

• Lead monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes and ensure accurate, timely financial reporting in accordance with U.S. GAAP and company requirements.
• Maintain the integrity of financial statements, reconciliations, reserves, accruals, and significant accounting estimates.
• Establish and continuously improve internal controls, accounting policies, and financial governance.
• Lead internal and external audit activities and ensure appropriate controls over inventory, revenue, fixed assets, capital expenditures, and other significant accounts.

• Lead or play a significant role in the annual operating plan, forecasts, long-range planning, and strategic financial modeling.
• Partner with business leaders to translate operational plans into financial forecasts, performance targets, risks, and opportunities.
• Analyze actual results versus plan, forecast, and prior year and clearly identify the underlying business drivers.
• Provide senior leadership with decision-oriented reporting and recommendations on revenue, margins, operating expenses, cash flow, working capital, and key business metrics.

• Provide financial leadership for manufacturing operations, including standard costing, inventory valuation, overhead allocation, and manufacturing variance analysis.
• Analyze labor efficiency, material performance, purchase-price variance, overhead absorption, scrap, inventory, productivity, and other key cost drivers.
• Partner with Operations, Supply Chain, Engineering, Quality, Program Management, and Commercial teams to improve profitability and operational performance.
• Support productivity, sourcing, make-versus-buy, value engineering, and cost-reduction initiatives through disciplined financial analysis.
• Improve visibility into customer, product, and program profitability.

• Serve as a trusted financial advisor to senior functional and business leaders.
• Translate complex financial and operational information into clear recommendations for decision-making.
• Evaluate business cases, pricing actions, capital investments, productivity initiatives, and other significant business decisions.
• Bring an independent financial perspective to strategic and operational discussions and constructively challenge assumptions when appropriate.

• Provide leadership around cash generation and working-capital performance, including accounts receivable, inventory, and accounts payable.
• Support capital planning and prioritization, including financial evaluation of investments and post-investment…