Teva Director Site Finance Lead - 

Canada, Ontario 

54042258

• Provide management reporting to site management, TGO (global and regional), and Corporate Finance, ensuring relevant, accurate, timely, complete and compliant reporting.
• Calculate reliable, complete, timely and comprehensive standard costs for all new and existing finished and bulk products manufactured or/ and packed at site , as well as third party products for which a TGO activity is provided at the site.
• Guide site on all applicable financial policies and guidelines and ensure adherence.
• Provide financial insights to the site leadership team to ensure that short and long-term business decisions are based on strong financial reasoning.
• Enhance site cost competitiveness by exploring, analyzing, facilitating and leveraging efficiency initiatives and lead continuous improvement in finance processes.
• Identify, recruit, develop and retain qualified financial professionals to provide high-level service to the site. Implement managerial practices to ensure the team’s high performance, modeling Teva's values and leadership framework.
• Serve as an influential member of the site leadership team, who impacts decision making and takes an active role in promoting cross-site initiatives, team work and collaboration across site functions
• Travel 5-10%

• Bachelors degree in Accounting or Finance related subject required. MBA is a plus.
• +10 years progressive experience in Finance/Accounting Required.
• Manufacturing site experience required. Pharmaceutical / food/ consumer health goods (FDA/GMP) industries preferred.
• Experience with SAP/ ERP systems preferred.
• Experience managing people required. Experience as part of a site leadership team required.
• High Level knowledge and understanding of accounting principles, management accounting and costing methodologies (product costing).
• Advanced practical experience in financial planning and control, preferably in operations, Supply Chain, quality, procurement and/or commercial.
• High-level financial, analytical and modeling skills (return on investment evaluations).
• Intermediate understanding of quality and manufacturing as it relates to products, processes and compliance.
• Intermediate knowledge of OPEX (operational excellence) principles and tools.
• Knowledge of compliance & controls - SOX compliance and local financial regulations; Ability to learn Teva accounting policies and guidelines; theoretical and practical understanding of working in a regulated industrial environment
  

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