Top Cost Accountant Jobs

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

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.

The Cost Accountant supports plant departments with cost management, budgeting, and inventory control, analyzing variances, and maintaining financial records.

The Cost Accountant analyzes material and labor costs, maintains the cost accounting system, ensures inventory accuracy, and develops annual budgets.

The Cost Accountant will support the management and participate in cost controlling tasks, including preparing reports on sales, costs, and profit loss, maintaining cost files, and assisting in pricing decisions.

The Cost Accountant maintains cost accounting systems, analyzes costs and variances, manages inventory costing, and supports profitability initiatives across operations.

The Cost Accountant provides cost analysis and reporting, ensures financial accuracy, supports budgeting, and assists in audits and team development.

The Cost Accountant will analyze manufacturing costs, lead BOM reviews, evaluate cost impacts, and provide management with cost insights while supporting ERP system conversions and continuous improvement initiatives.

The Office Coordinator/Job Cost Accountant handles payroll processing, accounts receivable and payable, data validation, and vendor invoice processing for efficient operations.

The Job Cost Accountant analyzes job profitability, manages large datasets, creates reports, and presents findings to management to improve business processes.

The Cost Accountant manages cost accounting tasks, month-end processing, reconciles general ledger accounts, and ensures compliance with standards and audit requests.

The Cost Accountant will manage and analyze inventory costing, COGS, and financial processes while collaborating with various departments for precise cost visibility and improvements.

The Cost Accountant will support decision-making and analytics across manufacturing, translating financial data into actionable insights, and enhancing cost management and reporting practices.

This role focuses on cost and inventory accounting, leading month-end close activities, performing analyses, and collaborating across departments for operational efficiency.

The Cost Accountant role involves maintaining cost records, preparing estimates for modular projects, and ensuring accuracy in financial data and project costs.

The Cost Accountant manages cost accounting transactions, ensures inventory valuation accuracy, prepares financial reports, and partners with operation teams to reduce costs.

The Cost Accountant manages the standard costing system, analyzes manufacturing performance, supports inventory accuracy, and aids in the month-end close process, collaborating with various teams to optimize costs.

The Cost Accountant will manage cost accounting for drone manufacturing, focusing on standard costs, variances, and inventory valuation, while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Manage the cost accounting system, ensuring accurate inventory valuation and COGS while performing analyses on manufacturing costs. Responsibilities include month-end closing, variance analysis, and supporting audits.