Controller (m/w/d)

As a Controller (m/w/d) at Doka, your primary responsibilities include supporting the preparation of monthly and annual financial statements, engaging in budget preparation and forecasting, and providing insightful analyses to assist management decisions. Additionally, you'll work on defining and enhancing financial and controlling standards, and contribute to key projects like the implementation of SAP CO S4 Hana.

To thrive as a Controller (m/w/d) at Doka, candidates should have a completed commercial education (e.g., HAK, university, or similar) along with relevant work experience. Knowledge in bookkeeping and accounting is crucial, as are strong Excel skills and SAP experience in financial and controlling modules. Effective communication, the ability to work in a team, and a flair for numbers are essential traits.

Controllers at Doka enjoy a dynamic and supportive work environment that emphasizes teamwork and personal growth. With a focus on innovation, Doka offers a welcoming atmosphere that fosters collaboration and creativity, coupled with the flexibility of working from home. We prioritize the well-being of our employees and strive to maintain a friendly, family-like culture.

Doka is committed to the continuous professional development of its Controllers (m/w/d). This includes comprehensive onboarding to ensure a smooth start, ongoing training opportunities, and access to internal learning resources. We believe that investing in our team leads to shared success and personal satisfaction.

For the Controller (m/w/d) position at Doka, the minimum gross salary, according to the collective agreement for the woodworking industry, is €48,337.24 annually. However, actual salary offers are based on individual qualifications and relevant professional experience.

In response to this question, showcase a specific project or experience where you handled financial reports. Explain how you approached the reporting process, the tools you utilized, and what insights you derived that influenced decision-making.

Highlight your method for gathering and analyzing financial data to support budget estimates. Discuss your familiarity with financial modeling and your ability to adapt forecasts based on historical trends. Providing an example of past experience can reinforce your answer.

Discuss specific SAP modules you have worked with, particularly FI and CO. Mention any SAP projects you were involved in and the impact of your contributions. This shows your practical knowledge and your ability to adapt to new systems.

Present a situation where you uncovered discrepancies or inefficiencies in financial data. Detail your analytical process, how you communicated the findings, and what measures you recommended or implemented to address the issue.

Emphasize your attention to detail and the processes you have in place to double-check your work. Discuss the importance of using documented procedures, peer reviews, and software tools that help maintain accuracy in financial documentation.

Share your strategies for prioritizing tasks and managing time effectively under pressure. Provide an example of a situation where you met a tight deadline, and detail how you communicated with your team to ensure collaborative success.

Reflect on how your unique strengths and past experiences can add value to Doka’s team. Discuss your eagerness to learn and collaborate, and express how you can assist with projects such as the migration to SAP CO S4 Hana.

Discuss your commitment to staying updated with current trends in finance and accounting. Mention any courses, certifications, or workshops you have undertaken and your plans to continue your professional development.

Explain your method for assessing project urgency and importance. Discuss any tools you use for task management and emphasize the importance of communication with team members to address workload challenges effectively.

Describe a cross-departmental project you were involved in and your role in fostering cooperation. Emphasize the importance of open communication to align financial strategies with other areas of the business.