Top Cost Accountant Jobs

The Inventory & Material Accountant manages accounting for inventory transactions, ensuring compliance with accounting standards, performing reconciliations, and leading process improvements for inventory management at Boeing.

The Senior Cost Accountant will manage program costs, perform variance analysis, support budgeting, and enforce inventory controls while ensuring compliance with accounting standards.

The Cost Accountant will maintain a computerized cost accounting system, conduct cost analysis on labor and materials, and ensure compliance with accounting policies.

The Senior Cost Accountant will analyze financial data, prepare journal entries, support month-end closing, and ensure adherence to GAAP and SOX procedures.

This role involves monitoring cost and inventory activities, analyzing work orders, preparing inventory reports, and managing fixed assets. Bilingual in Chinese is required.

The Cost Accountant will support plant financial reporting, month-end close, bill of material maintenance, and manage various audits and reconciliations.

The Manufacturing Cost Accountant will manage the annual operating plan, monitor financial performance, ensure financial controls, and support plant operations.

The Cost Accountant analyzes and reports manufacturing costs, partners with different departments for accurate financial reporting, and identifies cost improvements.

The Cost Accountant supports accounting processes, improves data visibility, and drives operational efficiency by performing inventory analyses, managing AR/AP activities, and implementing automation.

The Cost Accountant & Office Manager oversees financial operations, accounts payable, HR administration, and office management while ensuring compliance and operational efficiency.

The Cost Accountant will manage manufacturing cost processes, ensure accurate inventory valuation, support month-end close, and drive process improvements.

The Cost Accountant role involves auditing product costs, supporting manufacturing teams, conducting time studies, analyzing costing reports, and preparing COGS estimates.

The Cost Accountant drives product cost visibility, manufacturing efficiency, and margin performance while translating production activity into financial insight.

This role entails managing inventory accounting processes, coordinating month-end close, performing financial analysis, and improving operational efficiencies. Collaboration with IT and various departments is essential.

The Cost Accountant manages inventory accuracy, prepares journal entries for month-end, conducts ad-hoc analyses, and assists with audits.

Analyze manufacturing costs, prepare financial reports, develop cost reduction strategies, and ensure compliance with accounting policies.

The Accountant II supports financial record-keeping, reporting, and compliance with GAAP, focuses on accounts payable, and assists with monthly accounting processes.

As a Senior Cost Accountant, you will maintain standard costs, analyze manufacturing variances, support monthly close activities, and partner with team to improve cost efficiency.

The Cost Accountant will maintain accuracy in costing processes, manage inventory, analyze financial data, and support continuous improvement initiatives within the finance team.

Manage inventory and cost accounting including rollforwards, valuation, COGS, reserves, reconciliations, and variance analysis. Lead physical and cycle counts, collaborate with operations and 3PLs, support month-end close, prepare journal entries and reporting, and assist audit readiness and accounting process improvements.

The role involves procurement cost analysis, preparing and analyzing cost proposals, and ensuring accurate cost allocation, requiring experience in finance and cost accounting.

The Cost Accountant II is responsible for cost analysis, financial close processes, inventory management, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to support decision-making and reporting.

Analyze and maintain costs for products, support pricing strategies, monitor cost variances, assist in financial close processes, and improve costing methodologies.

The Cost Accountant will conduct cost studies and analyses, manage cost accounting processes, prepare financial reports, and ensure inventory accuracy.

The Cost Accountant will support manufacturing accounting functions, including month-end close activities, cost rollup, reconciliations, and BOM management.