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Business Controller Logistic
Accell · Amsterdam
About the role
At Accell, we’re not just building bikes— we’re creating experiences that move the world forward. Our mission? To craft the joy of cycling. Our ambition? Riding together to win. We’re a team that believes in:
Take ownership: We deliver on our promises, continuously learn and improve, and take initiative with follow-through.
One Team: We value transparent feedback, respect everyone’s input, and celebrate success together.
Passion and Quality: We put our customers first, never compromise on quality or safety, and always go the extra mile.
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Work type: Hybrid
Contract: Full-time, 12-month fixed-term contract (with possibility of extension)
Languages: English required, Dutch is an advantage
This role sits within Finance Operations, supporting the supply chain organization. Logistics represents a significant share of Accell’s cost structure, total sales value. As Business Controller Logistics, you will act as the finance partner to the logistics organization and support both operational performance management and strategic initiatives.
What you will do
Monthly performance reporting of logistics costs (Bikes, Parts, MU) at Group level
Supporting the month-end closing process, including logistics-related and warehouse closing activities
Monitoring the financial and operational performance of the logistics organization
Steering the budget and forecast process for logistics, including consolidation, review, and reporting
Preparing and maintaining monthly KPI reporting for logistics operations (e.g., handling and operational metrics)
Tracking savings from productivity and efficiency initiatives, including validation of new initiatives
Supporting and building strategic business cases, such as projects related to warehouse centralization or supply chain optimization
Acting as a finance business partner to the logistics leadership team, providing insights that support operational decision-making
Supporting the alignment of logistics performance across regions as the organization moves toward a more centralized structure