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**Client:** Hayward Tyler **Position:** Finance Director **Website:** http://www.haywardtyler.com **Location:** Colchester, VT (Hayward Tyler) or Rochester Hills, MI (subsidiary Energy Steel) **Salary:** $185,000 – $250,000/year, depending on experience **Position Type:** Full-time, Exempt **About Hayward Tyler** Hayward Tyler designs, manufactures, and services performance-critical electric motors and pumps for the global energy and chemical industries, as both an OEM supplier and trusted partner. At Hayward Tyler, you’ll be both challenged and supported, working on exciting projects and growing your skills alongside industry experts. We pride ourselves on creating a welcoming environment where the brightest minds use the latest analysis tools to tackle tough challenges. Join us to be part of a company experiencing substantial growth that has a global reputation for innovation, quality, and reliability. **The Role** Hayward Tyler is looking for an experienced Finance Director to lead the North American operations of Hayward Tyler (in Colchester, VT) and their subsidiary, Energy Steel (in Rochester Hills, MI). Since the organization is undergoing significant growth, the ideal candidate will have experience guiding an organization to reach the next level and beyond. The next Finance Director will be someone who is focused on people, processes, pace, and performance and who knows how to be a professional and strategic business partner. The Finance Director is directly responsible for (1) developing and implementing financial vision, strategy, goals and practices, (2) leading all aspects of financial systems, (3) overseeing and adjusting financial policies, processes, KPIs and KRIs, and administration functions, and (4) as business partner to the President, overseeing and leading the organization to deliver the strategic intent while promoting a favorable business culture across all North American locations. The Finance function supports business needs by: generating timely and accurate information to provide meaningful insight and advice to all business functions to ensure sound business judgement; championing continuous improvement; and helping employees and management work with and around risk. The Finance function includes, but are not limited to, financial control, reporting / performance management, forecasting / budgeting / targeting, development / new business, cost management, and profit and liquidity maximization. **Key Responsibilities** **1. Financial Control** - Continually review, randomly audit and identify any weaknesses in the existing processes and financial controls in the business to ensure excellent corporate governance. - Ensure Hayward Tyler financial policies and procedures are fully employed and adhered to. - Work with the Finance team and external audit team(s) to implement / action raised issues (ex. payroll / purchase ledger / sales ledger / capital expenditure). - Maintain monthly audit ready balance sheets, undertaking rigorous analysis and appraisal to identify any specific performance weaknesses. Take action to implement process improvement, effectively manage working capital and cash, and better leverage resources. - Ensure compliance with all statutory and legislative instructions. - Establish and enforce procedures and workflows as required by the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and Cost Accounting Standards (CAS). - Manage the monthly movement in cash flow through the finance team and manage banking relationships. - Provide processes to enable the external auditors to have confidence in the financial reporting through provision of timely detailed reconciliations covering Balance sheet provisions, accruals and overall movements. Comparisons to be made against forecast, budgets and the prior year. - Manage risk through continuous review and evaluation against established contractual risk analysis and identify any deviation. - Coordination of due diligence as part of an acquisition or divest…