FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Controller at StandardAero?
The Controller is responsible for all financial and management accounting activities of the business unit, including monitoring financial performance, performing profitability and variance analysis, and providing comprehensive financial measures of performance.
What kind of financial analysis will the Controller be required to perform?
The Controller will perform Monthly Profitability and Variance Analysis and support product cost and profitability analysis.
What experience is required for the Controller position?
A minimum of 10 years of financial planning and analysis experience in a manufacturing environment is required, with aerospace MRO industry experience considered a plus.
What educational background is necessary for this role?
An undergraduate degree in accounting is required for the Controller position.
Is experience with specific software or systems necessary for this position?
Yes, strong technology skills, particularly with Excel and database tools, are essential. Experience with large ERP systems, particularly Oracle, is also a requirement.
What are the key skills the Controller should possess?
The Controller should have superior operational orientation, business modeling and analytical skills, a strong working knowledge of GAAP accounting principles, and excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Will the Controller be involved in budgeting and forecasting?
Yes, the Controller will develop timely and accurate plant financial forecasts and the annual budget for the business unit.
What compliance standards must the Controller lead the organization to follow?
The Controller will lead compliance with the US Government Cost Accounting Standards.
What kind of benefits does StandardAero offer for this position?
StandardAero offers comprehensive healthcare, 401(k) with a company match, paid time off starting on day one, bonus opportunities, health and dependent care flexible spending accounts, and short- and long-term disability, among others.
Is the Controller expected to manage inventory processes?
Yes, the Controller is expected to plan and manage the Inventory Cycle Process, perform monthly inventory reconciliation, and oversee the annual physical inventory.