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Pretium Packaging - USA

Multi‑Site Plant Finance Business Partner

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A Financial Manager directs and plans the financial activities of a company or organization. Prepares financial statements and business activity and forecasting reports; supervises accounting and preparation of financial reports; advises management with regard to finance decisions.

$164,741 / year median in Illinois

+3% projected growth

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Multi‑Site Plant Finance Business Partner Pretium Packaging - USA Aurora, IL Job Details $90,000 - $100,000 a year 3 hours ago Qualifications Accounting systems Cost reduction by process optimization Cost accounting analysis Financial model construction Spreadsheets Manufacturing facility experience Bachelor's degree Accounting experience within manufacturing industry Data-driven problem-solving Financial projection model development Data analysis software Full Job Description About the Role Step into a hands-on finance role that sits at the heart of plant operations. As a Multi‑Site Plant Finance Business Partner, you'll support several manufacturing locations, pairing sharp cost accounting with practical, on-the-floor insights to guide decisions and elevate performance.
Work model:
Hybrid, based in Aurora.
Travel:
Up to 30% to partner with plant teams on site. A Day in the Life Your morning might begin by reviewing production outputs, labor trends, and material usage from yesterday's runs. Midday, you're shoulder‑to‑shoulder with plant leadership, translating those signals into actions to improve productivity and margin. In the afternoon, you reconcile inventory movements, fine‑tune product costing, and update forecasts—closing the loop with clear reporting and recommendations for the weeks ahead. What You'll Do Own plant‑level financials for multiple sites, including accounting, cost analysis, and management reporting. Serve as a trusted advisor to plant managers—turning operational data into clear guidance that improves profitability and throughput. Lead annual budgets and monthly forecasts; analyze and explain variances to plan and to prior periods. Ensure accurate product costing, inventory valuation, and timely manufacturing cost reporting. Partner with operations to interpret results across labor, materials, and overhead and to drive corrective actions. Maintain robust internal controls and adherence to corporate policies and GAAP. Evaluate capital investment proposals with ROI modeling and post‑implementation reviews. Support internal and external audits and follow through on corrective actions. What You Bring Bachelor's in Accounting, Finance, or related field (CPA/MBA preferred). 3+ years in manufacturing finance; experience supporting multiple sites is a strong plus. Depth in cost accounting, financial modeling, and variance analysis. ERP proficiency (SAP, Oracle, or similar) and advanced Excel skills. Clear communicator with both financial and non‑financial audiences. History of driving process improvements and cost control initiatives. Core Strengths Financial acumen in a manufacturing environment. Business partnering and influence with plant leadership. Analytical rigor; convert data into actionable insights. Ownership mindset and accountability for accurate reporting. Concise, confident communication. Meticulous attention to detail. Tools & Technologies ERP and accounting software (e.g., SAP/Oracle; IQMS; general accounting platforms). Oracle IQMS Advanced Microsoft Excel Travel Up to 30% to engage onsite with plant teams and initiatives. You're Proficient In Bachelor's Degree Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) Cost Accounting