Assistant Controller

Amphenol Network Solutions, headquartered in Liberty Lake, Washington, is a division of Amphenol Corporation, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of interconnect products, with global headquarters in Wallingford, Connecticut. Guided by a bold vision to connect people with technology, Amphenol serves a wide range of markets including IT Datacom, Mobile Devices, Mobile Networks, Broadband, Industrial, Automotive, Commercial Aerospace, and Military.

At Amphenol Network Solutions, we are at the forefront of global connectivity, delivering a high‑quality, seamless portfolio of fiber distribution, cable management, power solutions, racks, passives, and enclosures. From fiber crossing oceans to networks spanning continents, our technologies enhance the performance of our customers’ products, systems, and networks—one connection at a time.

Recently recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in the Inland Northwest, we believe that coming to work every day is a choice—and a meaningful one. We foster an environment where innovative, hard‑working, passionate, honest, and fun‑loving people thrive. If you’re looking to be part of a global force shaping the future of communication and connectivity, you’ve found it.

The Assistant Controller is a senior accounting leader responsible for the accuracy, integrity, and timely delivery of the Company's financial reporting. Reporting directly to the Controller, this position performs duties aligned with a Controller role, including ownership of the monthly, quarterly, and annual close; financial statement preparation and analysis; general ledger governance; inventory and cost accounting; internal controls; audits; compliance; and development of the accounting team.

The Assistant Controller serves as the CFO/Business Unit Controller’s primary accounting partner, provides decision‑ready financial insight, and has authority to establish accounting procedures, assign work, resolve routine accounting matters, and elevate significant judgments, risks, or policy decisions to the CFO/Business Unit Controller.

• Lead the monthly, quarterly, and annual financial close, including the close calendar, account reconciliations, journal entries, accruals, eliminations, consolidations, and management review schedules.
• Prepare and review accurate, timely financial statements and reporting packages in accordance with U.S. GAAP, Company policies, and corporate reporting requirements; explain significant results, trends, and variances to the Controller and business leaders.
• Own the integrity of the general ledger and chart of accounts, including accounting policy application, balance‑sheet substantiation, intercompany activity, revenue recognition, reserves, and other significant or non‑routine transactions.
• Oversee manufacturing accounting, including inventory valuation and reserves, standard costs, bills of material, labor and overhead rates, cost rolls, production and purchase variances, cycle counts, and physical inventory results.
• Maintain a strong internal‑control environment by documenting processes, establishing review controls, monitoring segregation of duties, testing key controls, and leading corrective actions for identified deficiencies.
• Coordinate external, internal, and corporate audits; manage requests, supporting schedules, issue resolution, and remediation plans while maintaining complete and audit‑ready documentation.
• Lead corporate compliance and recurring assessment activities assigned to Finance, including hard‑close requirements, policy certifications, and other…