Regional Controller - Cadence : Job Details

Regional Controller (Based in Staunton, VA) Drive financial leadership across a multi-site manufacturing footprint. At Cadence, we're committed to precision, performance, and partnership. As a leading contract manufacturer in the medical device industry, we understand that financial insight is essential to operational excellence. We're looking for a Regional Controller who is not just a numbers expert—but a true business partner. About the Role As the Regional Controller, you'll oversee the financial operations of a large manufacturing plant where you are based in Staunton, VA and will remotely oversee 2–3 smaller plants. You will lead and develop a small team of accounting professionals (3–4 direct reports) while playing a hands-on, strategic role in guiding each facility's financial performance. Reporting to the CFO, you will collaborate closely with the Director of Operations at each site to drive business acumen, improve decision-making, and support plant-level initiatives. What You'll Do Serve as the financial leader for multiple manufacturing locations, providing clear and actionable insights into performance. Partner with Plant Directors to drive operational improvements, margin expansion, and accountability. Lead monthly forecasting, annual budgeting, and variance analysis activities across sites. Ensure accurate and timely reporting of financial results, in alignment with corporate policies and GAAP standards. Identify and communicate risks, opportunities, and recommendations to executive leadership. Mentor and develop the site-based accounting staff to enhance team capability and performance. Support capital planning, inventory control, cost accounting, and continuous improvement efforts. What You'll Bring Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field (CPA or MBA a plus). 8+ years of progressive accounting/finance experience in a multi-site manufacturing environment. Demonstrated ability to influence operations and drive results through data and financial insight. Strong understanding of cost accounting, inventory management, and manufacturing metrics. Ability to travel regularly to plant locations. Proven leadership experience with small, high-performing teams. Excellent communication, collaboration, and analytical skills. Why Join Us? You'll be part of a company that's passionate about quality, innovation, and continuous improvement. You'll work with leaders who value partnership and transparency—and you'll make a direct impact on the performance and future of our business. Employment Type: Full Time Years Experience: 5 - 10 years Bonus/Commission: No