Financial Controller | Top Tier Global Scientific Group

Taiwan Permanent NTD4,000,000 - NTD5,000,000 per year View Job Description
Firepower to own plant finance, build processes from zero, and scale globallyU.S.‑ready cross‑border finance leadership delivering exactly what HQ needs
  • Firepower to own plant finance, build processes from zero, and scale globally
  • U.S.‑ready cross‑border finance leadership delivering exactly what HQ needs

About Our Client

Our client is a globally recognized scientific materials group and a pioneer in advanced semiconductor technologies. With a longstanding legacy of innovation, the organization has transformed into a high‑performance, science‑driven enterprise that supplies mission‑critical materials to leading semiconductor manufacturers worldwide.

Operating across Asia and the United States, the group is accelerating its expansion into next‑generation process chemicals, high‑purity materials, and advanced electronic polymers-strengthening its position as a strategic enabler of cutting‑edge semiconductor nodes. Backed by world‑class R&D capabilities, disciplined global operations, and a commitment to sustainable innovation, the company continues to shape the future of semiconductor material science.

Job Description



1. Plant Finance Management

  • Oversee full spectrum of plant financial operations, including cost accounting, manufacturing variance analysis, inventory control, and production-related financial reporting.
  • Monitor plant KPIs (OEE, yield, scrap, cost efficiency) and provide insights to operations leadership for continuous improvement.
  • Ensure compliance with corporate accounting standards, internal controls, and local regulatory requirements.



2. New Plant Construction & Investment Projects

  • Lead financial planning, budgeting, and cost tracking for new plant construction (CAPEX planning, cash flow forecasting, investment ROI analysis).
  • Partner with engineering, supply chain, and project management teams to ensure transparent and accurate financial governance during project phases.
  • Establish long-term asset capitalization, depreciation, and investment monitoring mechanisms.



3. Financial Process & Controls Establishment

  • Design and implement standardized finance processes for manufacturing operations, including internal controls, month-end closing, cost allocation, and reporting frameworks.
  • Set up workflow governance for procurement-to-pay (P2P), order-to-cash (O2C), and record-to-report (R2R) cycles.
  • Embed compliance culture and ensure alignment with HQ financial policies and group audit requirements.



4. Cross-country Finance Leadership (U.S. + Global Sites)

  • Provide functional leadership to overseas finance teams, particularly U.S. operations, supporting them in monthly close, taxation matters, compliance, and performance management.
  • Review and consolidate global financial statements, ensuring accuracy and comparability across regions.
  • Drive global standardization of reporting tools, dashboards, and financial metrics.



5. Strategic Business Partnering

  • Support HQ and senior leadership in strategic planning, annual budgeting, and rolling forecasts across multiple regions.
  • Deliver financial insights related to new market entry, pricing models, cost structures, and profitability enhancement.
  • Partner with commercial, R&D, and supply chain teams to evaluate new scientific material portfolios, product economics, and long-term investment decisions.



6. Audit, Compliance & Risk Management

  • Lead internal and external audits at plant and regional levels.
  • Ensure compliance with IFRS/US GAAP (depending on entity requirements), tax regulations, and environmental/industrial standards relevant to the scientific materials industry.
  • Strengthen risk management practices for global manufacturing operations.

The Successful Applicant

  • Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field; CPA is mandatory.
  • Minimum 8-12 years of progressive finance experience, including strong exposure to manufacturing finance, cost accounting, and plant operations.
  • Proven experience managing financial operations for new plant setup or large‑scale CAPEX projects.
  • Strong knowledge of internal controls, financial systems, and global reporting processes.
  • Experience leading or collaborating with U.S. finance teams is highly preferred.
  • Excellent communication skills with full professional fluency in English; ability to collaborate with multinational stakeholders.
  • Strong analytical, leadership, and project management capabilities.
  • Familiarity with ERP systems (SAP/Oracle/IFRS-compliant platforms) is a plus.
  • Frequent travel is required for this position.



What's on Offer



* Leads plant finance and new facility build‑outs while establishing essential financial processes for a fast‑growing global scientific materials group.

* Drives cross‑border finance alignment with HQ-especially in the U.S.-requiring strong English proficiency and a CPA.

Contact
Kate Chen
Quote job ref
JN-032026-6981522
Phone number
+886287298219

Job summary

Job function
Finance & Accounting
Specialisation
Financial Controller
What is your area of specialisation?
Semiconductors
Location
Taiwan
Contract Type
Permanent
Consultant name
Kate Chen
Consultant phone
+886287298219
Job Reference
JN-032026-6981522

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