Vice President, Finance

At American Rheinmetall Munitions, we believe in satisfied customers and healthy, engaged employees. We listen to our customers and develop transformational technology that delivers critical lethality capabilities to our Warfighters while also providing challenging and fulfilling careers to our employees. We are a leader in the design, development and production of critical Soldier lethality solutions including large and medium caliber ammunition families, long-range artillery, and mortar and infantry systems.

We are dedicated to supporting today's highest military modernization priorities and committed to delivering unmatched advancements in munitions technologies that empower and protect the members of our U.S. Armed Forces and ensure their safe return home. In the past two years, we've invested to increase production capabilities by building a new facility and opening two new production lines to support current and future programs as we continue to grow our business and execute our goals.

Salary starting at $220k, hybrid schedule 3 days/week onsite

• Serve as a trusted business partner to the CEO and executive leadership team and participate in the development of corporate strategy
• Translate approved strategic priorities into financial, operational, and resource plans
• Develop and recommend the financial strategy required to support the company’s growth from approximately $30 million to $100 million in annual revenue
• Provide timely, clear, and decision-oriented analysis of financial performance, trends, risks, and opportunities
• Prepare financial evaluations and recommendations for major bids, partnerships, joint ventures, capital investments, make-or-buy decisions, and other strategic initiatives
• Support long-range planning, annual operating plans, and periodic forecasts in alignment with Rheinmetall reporting and governance requirements

• Build and lead a scalable FP&A capability with driver-based planning, rolling forecasts, cash forecasting, and scenario modeling
• Develop enterprise and program-level KPIs, dashboards, and business-review processes
• Lead revenue, margin, backlog, working-capital, and profitability analysis by program, customer, product, and business segment
• Partner with functional leaders to establish budgets, monitor performance, analyze variances, and implement corrective actions
• Provide forward-looking analysis of indirect-rate absorption, workforce requirements, production capacity, supply-chain impacts, and operating leverage

• Ensure accurate and compliant accounting for U.S. Government contracts in accordance with applicable FAR, DFARS, CAS, DCAA, and contract requirements.
• Maintain the integrity of certified costing, cost or pricing data, indirect expense rates, forward-pricing assumptions, and proposal pricing support.
• Establish and maintain systems and records that support incurred-cost submissions, audits, rate development, contract closeout, and other government reporting requirements.
• Partner with Contracts, Programs, Operations, Supply Chain, and Business Development to ensure bids and program forecasts are financially sound, supportable, compliant, and aligned with approved margin objectives.
• Monitor program financial performance, including estimate-at-completion, cost-to-complete, revenue recognition, reserves, risks, and opportunities.

• Maintain overall financial control of company assets and ensure the accuracy, completeness, and integrity of financial records.
• Establish standardized accounting policies, procedures, and internal controls appropriate for a growing defense manufacturer.
• Lead a timely, accurate, and disciplined monthly, quarterly, and annual close process with auditable supporting documentation.
• Oversee general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, fixed assets, inventory accounting, reconciliations, consolidations, and financial reporting.
• Prepare financial reports, forecasts, analyses, and Board materials for the…