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Own end-to-end accounting across North American and Asian entities, including multi-currency close, consolidation, intercompany accounting, billing, collections, cash forecasting, audit, tax coordination, compliance, controls, and lender reporting. Lead the accounting team, improve financial systems and processes, and prepare the company for its first external audit while partnering with data and engineering teams.

Staff Accountant responsible for general ledger transactions, accounts payable, corporate card reconciliations, bank reconciliations, accounts receivable reconciliation, month-end close entries, balance sheet reconciliations, sales tax support, and audit documentation. The role reports to the Controller and requires accounting experience, GAAP knowledge, proficiency with QuickBooks Online and Excel, cross-system reconciliation skills, and the ability to work independently in a remote environment.

Manage financial transactions and ledgers, reconcile bank accounts, process accounts payable/receivable, generate financial reports, assist with budgeting and forecasting, ensure compliance with tax and financial policies, coordinate with external accountants, and maintain organized financial records.

Leads and develops the product management team while building scalable product operations. Translates product strategy into roadmaps, priorities, capacity decisions, and planning cadences. Establishes standards for specifications, QA, releases, outcome tracking, support, and escalations. Partners cross-functionally with engineering, design, go-to-market, customer success, and leadership to improve delivery predictability, communication, and team effectiveness.

Own Cotopaxi’s organic social strategy and day-to-day presence across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Develop social-first photo and video content, manage content calendars, capture real-time moments, monitor internet culture, engage the community, coordinate creators and contractors, and analyze performance to improve strategy. Collaborate with creative, marketing, influencer, PR, ecommerce, growth, and impact teams. Travel approximately three or more times annually for shoots and events.

Lead commercial contracting and provide practical legal guidance across sales, partnerships, product, finance, marketing, people, and IT. Negotiate SaaS, enterprise, marketplace, vendor, data protection, and strategic agreements; support enterprise deals and diligence; improve legal intake, contracting processes, playbooks, and self-service resources. Advise on privacy, AI, product, regulatory, corporate, employment, compliance, and dispute matters while helping develop a scalable legal function.

The Strategic Sourcing Specialist manages supplier sourcing, qualification, performance, negotiations, purchasing, quoting, and procurement documentation. The role analyzes supplier and cost data, supports cost-reduction and make-buy initiatives, optimizes inventory, develops supply chain reports, and contributes to commodity strategies. It also coordinates with operations, sales, legal counsel, and global teams to improve procurement efficiency, supplier selection, contracts, and company spending.

Manages live e-commerce event execution from setup through post-show reporting. Operates the selling console, pins products, adjusts pricing, tracks SKUs and sold inventory, monitors chat and sales activity, supports the host in real time, troubleshoots operational issues, coordinates with internal teams, and follows live-selling policies. The role requires strong organization, sales awareness, multitasking, communication, adaptability, and on-site availability for varied shifts.

Own strategic partnerships across the animal health and pet care industry, from prospecting and pitching through onboarding, relationship management, renewal, and expansion. Identify emerging partnership opportunities, develop cross-sell and co-marketing initiatives, manage pipelines and contracting milestones, align internal stakeholders, and recommend portfolio priorities. The role requires building processes, navigating ambiguity, and serving as the primary partner contact.

Provides onsite and remote IT support for manufacturing operations, troubleshooting hardware, software, network, printing, connectivity, and plant technology issues. Supports CNC equipment, scanners, printers, endpoints, VoIP, and Wi-Fi; manages tickets, documentation, deployments, updates, hardware refreshes, vendors, and operational technology projects. Prioritizes production-impacting incidents, communicates status, escalates issues, and identifies improvements to reduce downtime.