Controller

PURPOSEAssist the CFO in managing the Company's financial affairs, with primary responsibility for financial reporting, analysis, and oversight related to NTIC's international subsidiaries and joint ventures. This role partners with domestic controller to ensure accurate consolidation, strong internal controls, and actionable financial insights to support decision-making.

ROLE AND

RESPONSIBILITIESInternational Reporting, Close, and Consolidation

• Review and analyze monthly financial results for NTIC's foreign subsidiaries, including variance analysis, trend analysis, and follow-up with local finance teams on key drivers and corrective actions.
• Support and/or oversee the consolidation of subsidiaries and NTIC corporate financial statements, including coordination of reporting packages, eliminations, and consolidation support schedules.
• Support quarterly equity method accounting and reporting for international joint ventures, including financial review and deeper analysis of operating performance and financial position.

Financial Analysis and Decision Support

• Prepare internal financial and operational analyses
• Develop, calculate, and communicate key financial and operating metrics; recommend benchmarks to measure operating performance.
• Support Tax/Finance initiatives by compiling required schedules and data (e.g., Section 174 and R D tax credit support). Internal Controls, Process Improvement, and Systems
• Support the design, implementation, and maintenance of Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) controls at the Company and larger foreign subsidiaries; assist with documentation, testing coordination, and remediation tracking as needed.
• Oversee and strengthen accounting operations of subsidiary entities, including control environment, transaction processing, and adherence to accounting policies and procedures.
• Identify and implement process improvements (including process mapping) to improve efficiency, accuracy, and consistency in reporting and close processes. Audit and External Reporting Support
• Coordinate and provide information to external auditors in support of the annual audit, including preparation of schedules, explanations of variances, and support for audit requests.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting required (Master's degree preferred) or equivalent combination of education and relevant experience (typically 8+ years).
• CPA preferred.
• Strong proficiency with SAP (or similar ERP/accounting systems) and reporting tools.
• Advanced Excel capability for analysis, modeling, and reporting.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills; ability to work effectively across cultures and time zones.
• Valid passport and ability to travel internationally

PREFERRED SKILLS

• Demonstrated ability to plan, prioritize, and execute in a multi-entity environment with recurring deadlines.
• Strong judgment and ability to make timely decisions, escalate appropriately, and drive issues to resolution.
• High attention to detail with a quality mindset; consistently produces accurate, well-supported work.
• Ability to influence and collaborate cross-functionally, including with international finance teams and joint venture partners.
• Leadership and delegation skills; able to assign work, set expectations, and follow through on outcomes (people management experience a plus).