Senior Plant Analyst
venteonLake Worth Beach (FL)
About the role
Venteon is currently seeking a Senior Plant Analyst with a leading global manufacturing company with facilities located in Halstead, Kansas. Requirements for the Senior Plant Analyst Bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, accounting or related field 5+ years of financial analysis and accounting experience in a manufacturing space Working knowledge and understanding of SAPFundamental understanding of US GAAPStrong Excel skills Benefits of the Senior Plant Analyst Excellent salary plus bonus Comprehensive benefit plan Responsibilities of the Senior Plant Analyst Provide financial analysis, reporting and recommendations to support operational decisions Develop and drive actions and financial plans to achieve targets Analyst manufacturing performance and provide cost variances to enhance plant profitability Lead month-end and year-end closing activities Manage and “own” the P&L, balance sheet and cash flow to support all schedules Prepare and maintain KPI’sMonitor Internal Controls Perform fixed asset accounting, capitalization reviews, depreciation analysis and fixed asset inventory valuation Support the annual budget, forecast and long-range planning process for the plant If you are a high performer and would like to work for an equally high performing company and you think the above opportunity is appropriate for you, we invite you to apply to this job and email your resume to lmoyer@venteon.comWe treat all resumes with strict confidentiality. We will always contact you first before submitting your resume to our client(s) for review. If you do not receive correspondence, you are not a fit for this position. At Venteon, our talent acquisition team is proud to provide our clients with the most qualified Accounting & Finance, Engineering, and IT talent in the industry today.
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