location Wayne, NJ
salary to 180,000
requirement: CPA, MBA would be nice
travel less than 50%
Chemical Company
Vice President, Internal Audit
The Vice President, Internal Audit, is a key member of the Finance Leadership team, reporting to the Chief Financial Officer. Internal audit is responsible for (1) monitoring the company's adherence to its accounting and control policies and GAAP, (2) reviewing the performance of significant investments or business arrangements, and (3) identifying and assisting in the implementation of business process improvements and cost reductions. The department has global responsibility for auditing manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, technical centers, sales offices and Corporate Headquarter departments. There is frequent involvement in special projects such as M&A due diligence.
The successful candidate will have ten or more years combined experience in accounting,
finance, and audit, with an undergraduate degree in Accounting or Finance and a CPA.
An MBA is highly desirable, as is experience in a global manufacturing
environment. Knowledge of international business, process manufacturing costs systems,
audit techniques, U.S. GAAP and IFRS accounting standards, and process improvement
(six sigma, lean) methodologies and certification are all desirable.
Responsibilities
Vice President, Internal Audit
The Vice President, Internal Audit, is a key member of the Finance Leadership team, reporting to the Chief Financial Officer. Internal audit is responsible for (1) monitoring the company's adherence to its accounting and control policies and GAAP, (2) reviewing the performance of significant investments or business arrangements, and (3) identifying and assisting in the implementation of business process improvements and cost reductions. The department has global responsibility for auditing manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, technical centers, sales offices and Corporate Headquarter departments. There is frequent involvement in special projects such as M&A due diligence.
Qualifications
The successful candidate will have ten or more years combined experience in accounting, finance, and audit, with an undergraduate degree in Accounting or Finance and a CPA.
An MBA is highly desirable, as is experience in a global manufacturing environment. Knowledge of international business, process manufacturing costs systems, audit techniques, U.S. GAAP and IFRS accounting standards, and process improvement
(six sigma, lean) methodologies and certification are all desirable.
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