Senior Financial Controller
Pubblicato il 24-08-2026 - AccessiWay in Torino
We’re a fast-scaling company growing at supersonic speed, with one bold mission: making technology accessible to everyone. We combine cutting-edge technology with expert consulting to help organizations create truly inclusive digital experiences.
Backed by private equity and executing a buy-and-build strategy, we are scaling rapidly across Europe through both organic growth and acquisitions.
By joining our team, you’ll be part of an international company that’s growing fast, values innovation, and is driven by impact.
We’re looking for a Finance Business Controller to join our finance team at a defining moment. You will report directly to the CFO and act as their right hand in professionalizing and scaling the finance function: a new ERP (Oracle NetSuite) is being rolled out across the group, our forecasting and reporting infrastructure is being rebuilt, and recent acquisitions are being integrated.
This is a build role first and a business-partnering role as you build. You will help design the processes, models,
and reporting cadence the company will run on and as the foundations solidify, you will increasingly act as a strategic partner to commercial, operational, and leadership teams, translating financial insight into smarter decisions.
For an ambitious finance professional, this is rare exposure: direct CFO mentorship, a PE-backed scale-up environment, and the opportunity to shape a finance function rather than inherit one.
Help stabilize and accelerate the monthly close in collaboration with the accounting team, building toward a reliable, fast reporting cadence.
Act as a business partner to commercial, sales, and operational teams, providing visibility and actionable insights.
Collaborate in building the budgeting and forecasting process for your assigned businesses (KPIs, Revenue, EBITDA, Cashflow), contributing to the group’s first consolidated forecasting model.
Prepare the Monthly Business Review deck with the CFO.
Identify business risks, propo