Corporate Controller

Torex Gold Resources Inc.•Toronto, ON

6d•$165,000 - $205,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Reporting to the Vice-President, Finance, the Corporate Controller is a senior technical accounting and financial reporting leader responsible for Torex Gold’s quarterly and annual external financial reporting, audit execution, and accounting governance. This role owns the integrity, accuracy, and timeliness of public-company financial disclosures and serves as the organization’s primary authority on technical accounting matters. Operating within a lean finance structure, the Corporate Controller is a hands-on leader who drives complex reporting deliverables, influences cross-functional stakeholders, advises subsidiary accounting teams on accounting policy, and supports Torex Gold’s evolving regulatory and growth requirements, including US listing readiness and M&A activity.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related discipline
CPA or CA designation (required)
7+ years of progressive experience in financial reporting and accounting, including public company reporting
3 years working at the management level, preferably in a mining organization
Proven experience leading quarterly and annual external financial reporting, including MD&A preparation and disclosure coordination
Demonstrated experience acting as primary liaison with external auditors and leading audit execution
Strong technical accounting background with hands-on application of IFRS and judgment-based accounting matters
Experience in a mining company with operating assets is strongly preferred; experience in other capital-intensive industries (e.g., oil & gas) may be considered
Hands-on experience working with enterprise ERP systems; SAP / SAP S/4HANA experience strongly preferred
Ability to review, analyze, and troubleshoot financial data directly within an ERP environment to support consolidation, audit, and external reporting requirements
Solid understanding of ERP-driven financial processes, including general ledger, sub-ledger integrations, intercompany eliminations, and reporting workflows
Excellent project management and organizational skills; ability to manage tight deadlines and high volumes of work
Ability to influence and drive outcomes across teams without direct authority
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to draft clear and defensible financial disclosures
Sound professional judgment and risk assessment capabilities
Collaborative leadership style with the ability to coach and develop team members

Nice To Haves

Additional education or exposure to SEC reporting, financial disclosure, or capital markets is considered an asset
Exposure to SEC reporting or US listing requirements is considered an asset
Experience supporting business growth initiatives, including new entities or M&A activity, is an asset

Responsibilities

Lead the delivery of quarterly and annual external financial reporting in compliance with regulatory requirements
Issue reporting schedules and coordinate inputs across internal accounting teams
Review consolidated financial results and oversee the preparation of financial statements
Draft and coordinate the MD&A, partnering with senior leadership to ensure clear, accurate, and consistent disclosure
Lead implementation of new or updated disclosure requirements
Present quarterly results and key reporting matters to senior leadership
Direct, review, and delegate work to the Assistant Controller
Monitor changes in accounting and reporting standards and recommend appropriate updates
Research, develop, and issue technical accounting memos and policy guidance
Provide technical accounting advice to internal stakeholders, including subsidiary accounting teams, on complex or non-routine matters
Liaise with external advisors as required on accounting interpretations and policy development
Develop and implement accounting and reporting approaches to support business changes, new initiatives, or structural changes
Design scalable accounting and reporting processes that align with evolving organizational needs
Identify opportunities to improve efficiency and clarity within existing reporting processes while maintaining strong governance
Support accounting and reporting requirements related to M&A activity, including transaction accounting and disclosure considerations
Provide guidance on the accounting implications of new transactions and integration activities
Identify and design additional reporting and disclosure requirements to support a US listing
Lead preparation of US financial reporting filings and related documentation, as required
Implement appropriate controls within the Finance team to support SOX certification
Act as the primary liaison with external auditors on accounting and reporting matters
Lead audit planning and execution, manage audit requests, and resolve issues on time
Ensure audit readiness through strong documentation, coordination, and issue management