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Corporate Controller
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The Corporate Controller will lead all global corporate accounting, financial reporting, and compliance activities . Reporting directly to the
Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer (CFO) , this position manages the financial health, global consolidation, and internal control frameworks of our multi-entity structure. This is a high-impact leadership role critical to supporting our cross-border software licensing (SaaS) and professional services expansion.
Position Title:
Corporate Controller
Reports To:
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Department:
Finance & Corporate Accounting
Key Responsibilities
1. Financial Reporting & Public Compliance (TSX)
Consolidated Statements:
Direct the global month-end, quarterly, and year-end financial close processes for all domestic and international subsidiaries.
Public Filings:
Oversee the accurate preparation of consolidated quarterly and annual financial statement reporting packages in accordance with IFRS / TSX regulations.
Audit Management:
Act as the primary interface for external and internal auditors to ensure timely execution of annual audits.
Non-GAAP Metrics:
Track, define, and report on key SaaS operational indicators, including
Adjusted EBITDA ,
EBITDA Margins , and
Free Cash Flow .
2. M&A Integration & Subsidiary Accounting
Acquisition Onboarding:
Partner with Corporate Development to build repeatable integration playbooks for newly acquired brands (e.g., standardizing financial reporting workflows).
Intercompany Management:
Manage complex global revenue recognition, transfer pricing models, and multi-currency reconciliations across localized legal entities.
3. Internal Controls & System Optimization
Internal Controls:
Maintain, audit, and improve global internal control frameworks to protect corporate assets and safeguard multi-currency transaction streams.
ERP Stewardship:
Act as the primary business owner for the global enterprise resource planning platform (such as NetSuite) to compress financial close cycles.
Treasury & Cash Management:
Oversee treasury functions, monitor credit facility covenants, and optimize global cash flow forecasts.
Team Leadership:
Lead and mentor the general ledger, accounts payable (AP), accounts receivable (AR), and payroll teams.
FP&A Collaboration:
Partner closely with the Senior FP&A Analyst and Director of Investor Relations to track budgeting variances and clarify technical disclosures for public investor relations materials.
Core Qualifications
Education:
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or Business Administration.
Designation:
Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA)
designation is strictly required.
Experience:
8+ years of progressive financial leadership experience, with preference given to corporate accounting or assistant controller experience within a publicly traded environment.
Industry Expertise:
Background in enterprise software-as-a-service (SaaS) environments, technology platforms, or engineered new energy business sectors.
Technical Accounting:
Mastery of IFRS, international tax frameworks, cross-border multi-currency financial consolidation, and technical revenue recognition models.
Systems:
Deep operational expertise with tier-1 cloud ERPs (e.g., Oracle NetSuite) and specialized financial modeling tools.
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Apply on source site Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer (CFO) , this position manages the financial health, global consolidation, and internal control frameworks of our multi-entity structure. This is a high-impact leadership role critical to supporting our cross-border software licensing (SaaS) and professional services expansion.
Position Title:
Corporate Controller
Reports To:
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Department:
Finance & Corporate Accounting
Key Responsibilities
1. Financial Reporting & Public Compliance (TSX)
Consolidated Statements:
Direct the global month-end, quarterly, and year-end financial close processes for all domestic and international subsidiaries.
Public Filings:
Oversee the accurate preparation of consolidated quarterly and annual financial statement reporting packages in accordance with IFRS / TSX regulations.
Audit Management:
Act as the primary interface for external and internal auditors to ensure timely execution of annual audits.
Non-GAAP Metrics:
Track, define, and report on key SaaS operational indicators, including
Adjusted EBITDA ,
EBITDA Margins , and
Free Cash Flow .
2. M&A Integration & Subsidiary Accounting
Acquisition Onboarding:
Partner with Corporate Development to build repeatable integration playbooks for newly acquired brands (e.g., standardizing financial reporting workflows).
Intercompany Management:
Manage complex global revenue recognition, transfer pricing models, and multi-currency reconciliations across localized legal entities.
3. Internal Controls & System Optimization
Internal Controls:
Maintain, audit, and improve global internal control frameworks to protect corporate assets and safeguard multi-currency transaction streams.
ERP Stewardship:
Act as the primary business owner for the global enterprise resource planning platform (such as NetSuite) to compress financial close cycles.
Treasury & Cash Management:
Oversee treasury functions, monitor credit facility covenants, and optimize global cash flow forecasts.
Team Leadership:
Lead and mentor the general ledger, accounts payable (AP), accounts receivable (AR), and payroll teams.
FP&A Collaboration:
Partner closely with the Senior FP&A Analyst and Director of Investor Relations to track budgeting variances and clarify technical disclosures for public investor relations materials.
Core Qualifications
Education:
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or Business Administration.
Designation:
Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA)
designation is strictly required.
Experience:
8+ years of progressive financial leadership experience, with preference given to corporate accounting or assistant controller experience within a publicly traded environment.
Industry Expertise:
Background in enterprise software-as-a-service (SaaS) environments, technology platforms, or engineered new energy business sectors.
Technical Accounting:
Mastery of IFRS, international tax frameworks, cross-border multi-currency financial consolidation, and technical revenue recognition models.
Systems:
Deep operational expertise with tier-1 cloud ERPs (e.g., Oracle NetSuite) and specialized financial modeling tools.
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