Controller

Location:

Anchorage, Alaska, United States Employment Type:

Regular Full-Time Workplace Type:

Anchorage Office, Monday to

Friday Pay Range:

$165,000 - $205,000 USD Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Working Conditions This role is based at Teck's Anchorage office, which supports Red Dog Operations, one of the world's largest zinc mines. Red Dog is operated under an innovative agreement between Teck and NANA, a Regional Alaska Native corporation owned by the Iñupiat people of northwest Alaska. At Red Dog, safety is a core value. Teck is a drug- and alcohol-free workplace, and a drug test is included as part of the hiring process. Role Overview As a member of the Red Dog Senior Management Team, the Controller provides financial leadership for Red Dog Operations and the Teck Alaska Anchorage office. This role is accountable for financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, financial controls, business planning, cost analysis, compliance, and financial systems, policies, and procedures. The Controller provides expert financial guidance and perspective to site, local, and corporate management to support decision-making, risk assessment, efficiency analysis, and long-term planning. The Controller reviews and interprets financial results, forecasts, tax law changes, and economic studies, and coordinates with internal and external auditors, lawyers, government ministries, and consultants to determine the financial impact on Red Dog Operations. Key Responsibilities Promote a safe and healthy work environment and support Teck Corporate and Red Dog Operations safety, health, and environmental management programs Lead internal and external financial reporting, ensuring accounting policies and procedures align with corporate requirements, financial accounting standards, GAAP, and SOX compliance Ensure appropriate accounting controls, procedures, and systems are in place to protect operational assets and enable effective cost, financial, and management reporting Coordinate with external tax accountants, auditors, and internal stakeholders on tax preparation, audits, and compliance requirements Lead the annual budget process and support accurate forecasting, cost control, and reporting of operating and capital project costs Provide financial analysis, modelling, advice, and guidance for Life of Mine and five-year planning processes Identify opportunities to improve cost performance and profitability through financial analysis, scenario modelling, and business case evaluation Lead commercial analysis and negotiation for existing and new service and supply contracts Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reports, summaries, and presentations for site, business unit, and Teck Resources Corporate office Maintain excellent relationships and strong communications with NANA Regional Corporation, governments, banks, and management both on and off the property, including accurate and timely reporting to these stakeholders Oversee general ledger integrity, account structure, financial inputs, and reporting accuracy against plan and budget Provide overall direction in the development and maintenance of integrated database computer systems across the organization Monitor competitive, economic, political, tax, and other external factors that may impact Red Dog Operations Lead, train, develop, and motivate staff to improve performance and support management and technical succession Act as a liaison with other operations, metal sales, traffic, insurance, Teck American Incorporated Tax Department, metals division, corporate accounting, and corporate treasury Oversee daily operational requirements for the Teck Alaska Anchorage office Qualifications Bachelor's degree from a recognized post-secondary institution in business administration, finance, or a related field Professional accounting designation required, such as CPA, CA, CGA, or CMA;

MBA, CFA

, or another financial designation would be considered an asset Minimum 12 years of progressively senior finance experience, preferably with significant resource industry experience Respected professional with a proven track record as a strategic leader within the financial disciplines Proven ability to work under pressure, meet tight deadlines, and adapt to changing deliverables with minimal guidance Demonstrated commitment to ethical management behaviours and business and reporting practices Advanced analytical financial complex problem solving, decision-making, strategic planning, change management, and organizational skills with a focus on continuous improvement Proven experience successfully leading and negotiating commercial service and supply contracts Strong interpersonal, written, verbal communication, and presentation skills Proactive, self-motivated, and strong attention to detail Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States.