Position Summary: The Assistant Controller for Supply Chain-Inbound Transportation is responsible for delivering all financial analysis, accounting, and reporting for all Stellantis North America Supply Chain Inbound Transportation Management. In this highly visible role, you will be a key finance partner for Inbound Transportation performance, helping translate operational activity into meaningful financial results and clear leadership messaging.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead all monthly accounting close, forecast, and budget activities for North America Supply Chain Inbound Transportation. Scope includes:
• Developing and maintaining detailed plant-level and vehicle-line cost files to support transportation analyses, business reviews, Power BI reporting, and executive decision-making
• Performing accrual analyses, cross-charge evaluation, journal entry support, monthly account reconciliations, and consolidation of income statement results for the US, Canada, and Mexico
• Analyzing and explaining total accounted cost (comprised of standard and off-standard cost elements), volume, and mix impacts across approximately ~28 plant cost centers and ~30 vehicle lines

• Prepare high-quality financial reporting and explanations for North America Supply Chain Finance and Operating leadership and FP&A
• Partner with operations, finance, accounting, and audit stakeholders across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and global teams to ensure accurate, timely, and actionable financial insight
• Support quarterly audit testing, external earnings (Q&As and financial summaries for accounting and investor relations), and process improvements as business needs evolve

What You’ll Learn:

• Understanding of Stellantis North America Supply Chain organization, with the ability to work on high-impact financial results that influence North America Supply Chain strategy and operating decisions.
• Ability to work with cross-functional teams in a dynamic environment, develop effective business solutions, and build expertise that will lead to further career development
• Contribute to process improvements, stronger analytics, and clearer financial storytelling across the business.

What This Role Will Prepare You For:

• Senior Roles in Finance or Operations

Basic Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in finance or business administration; or related degree
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in Financial Analysis
• Advanced Excel skills, including lookups, pivot tables, SUMIF/SUMIFS, IF statements, data validation, and large data set analysis
• Strong SAP skills (ability to make journal entries, system queries, etc.)
• Knowledge of accrual processes, account reconciliations, cost segmentation, and income statement analysis
• Exceptional analytical skills with the ability to work through large, complex data sets and identify key business drivers
• Ability to balance precision and speed in a deadline-driven monthly close and forecast cycle
• Self-starter with attention to detail, and ability to take full ownership of perimeters of responsibility, including proactive problem-solving
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Experience with OneStream, Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, Teams, and Power BI (or similar tool)

Preferred Qualifications

• MBA
• Ability to maintain, reconcile, and interpret data from multiple operational and financial systems
• Ability to improve processes, simplify reporting, and strengthen financial controls in a complex operating environment
• Take ownership of work, ask thoughtful questions, and bring forward insights rather than simply reporting numbers
• Demonstrated ability to collaborate across functions, regions, and levels of leadership