Assistant Financial Controller

Working as an Operations Controller you will be responsible for the accounting activity within an assigned account(s) and assisting the Regional Director of Finance with all aspects of the financial activities that occur within the region.Key Responsibilities:• Performs reconciliation and analysis for several balance sheet accounts• Analyzes financial results for both internal and external use• Tracks and maintains monthly P/L and balance sheet activity• Develops forecasts and budgets, identifying risks and opportunities• Reviews general ledger and balance sheets• Resolves various accounting/reconciliation issues• Completes financial reports: monthly, quarterly and annual reports, including but not limited to monthly and fiscal close, internal and external audit reporting; manages report preparation and distribution• Maintains inventory and cost control procedures• Performs administration of Payroll and Human Resources• Performs related duties and special projects as assignedPreferred Qualifications:• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting preferred, or equivalent professional experience• A minimum of three to five years’ experience with revenue control, financial reporting and cash handling responsibilities• Accounting experience in foodservice or retail industry required, foodservice operations experience a plus• Ability to prepare monthly financial statements, key metric reports, budgets, forecasts, cash flow projections and analyses• Adept at planning, organizing and controlling complex processes as well as analyzing moderately complex financial information• Experience with POS, cash and credit card reports• Excellent verbal and written communication skills• Skilled at managing multiple priorities and relationships• Computer skills: proficient in Microsoft Office with a concentration in Excel• Strong analytical and organizational skills• Ability to multitask and prioritize in a fast-paced, dynamic work environment• Conformity to the highest standards of personal integrity and ethical behavior