Regional Controller

Regional Controller – Join a dynamic international team building a sustainable future!A rapidly growing, innovative international group is looking for a new colleague to join its Hungarian subsidiary as a Regional Financial Controller. With a strong presence across Europe, the group is becoming an increasingly important player in its industry. By combining modern technology with sustainable operations, the company offers a forward-looking, growth-oriented environment for financial professionals seeking an international career path. Your main responsibilities will include:

Managing controlling tasks for the Hungarian entity (30–40%)Providing financial support to Central European subsidiaries (60–70%)Preparing monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reports in line with group accounting policiesSupporting local and regional management with business and financial analysesLeading cost optimization projects across the groupBeing an active user of the group’s consolidation systemConducting ad hoc analyses and participating in international projectsRequirements:

Minimum 5 years of experience in a controlling role within an international corporate environmentPrevious experience in a regional responsibilityUniversity degree in Finance or AccountingFluent English language skills, both spoken and writtenIFRS knowledge and experience in the manufacturing sector are strong advantagesProactive, flexible, and open-minded personality who thrives in a fast-changing, dynamic environmentAble to work independently, with a structured mindset and hands-on approachWhat we offer:

Opportunity for professional development and advancement within a continuously expanding international companyRegional responsibilities and participation in exciting international projectsFlexible working conditions, including 3–4 days of home office per weekInspiring, people-focused company culture that supports individual ideas and creative problem solvingStable, energetic, and innovative work environmentShort international business trips (1–2 times per month) to Central European subsidiaries