Purposethe controller contributes to the overall success of the organization by effectively managing all financial tasks for the organization.responsibilities / duties / functions / tasks- act as a business partner to the finance director and senior leadership team to ensure real-time financial governance and controls, and to support financial and operational decision-making that drives sustainable profitability. - monitor and control manufacturing costs, including raw materials, labor, and overhead. Implement cost-reduction strategies while maintaining quality standards. - ensure timely, incisive financial reporting and analysis using agreed kpis to enable understanding of performance and decision support that improves financial and operational results. - perform balance sheet reconciliations and ensure business leaders understand any associated risks. - provide effective cash and treasury management in coordination with corporate stakeholders. - support the timely, comprehensive, and accurate preparation of weekly rolling cash flow forecasts and monthly p&l, balance sheet, and cash flow statements in accordance with internal policies and generally accepted accounting principles (gaap). - lead and enhance the effectiveness and integrity of budgeting and forecasting for sales, margin, profitability, and all significant elements of operating cash flow. - ensure effective management and continuous improvement of working capital. - lead and manage financial relationships with key customers and suppliers, external auditors and tax advisors, banks, legal counsel, and other external advisors. - lead and manage the accounts receivable, accounts payable, and cost accounting functions to ensure efficient cash collection, effective vendor payment management, and accurate and timely maintenance of standard costs. - deliver timely, effective, and incisive periodic analyses and presentations in accordance with corporate governance and stakeholder requirements.