Cost Accounting Manager
Posted 7 days ago
vaco recruiter servicesPhoenix (AZ)
Accountants and AuditorsOther Accounting Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
I'm partnering with an innovative publicly traded company that's transforming technology and they are looking to hire a Cost Accounting Manager. This is an exciting opportunity to join a high-growth organization and play a key role in helping scale accounting operations during a period of expansion and acquisition activity.
Why consider this opportunity?
Be part of a growing organization with recent acquisitions and the opportunity to help build scalable accounting processes for the future.
Lead and improve critical accounting functions including cost accounting, inventory, procure-to-pay, fixed assets, and operational accounting.
Join a technology-forward culture that embraces AI, automation, and continuous improvement.
Key Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Supply Chain, or a related field required; CPA preferred.
5+ years of progressive accounting experience, including strong expertise in cost accounting, inventory management, procure-to-pay processes, fixed assets, and month-end close.
Manufacturing or other inventory-intensive industry experience is required.
Public company experience is highly preferred, along with proven leadership experience managing accounting, accounts payable, procurement, or shared services teams.
Strong knowledge of U.S. GAAP, internal controls, audit support, and ERP systems.
Remote opportunity for candidates residing in Arizona, offering a competitive salary of $115,000 - $125,000, plus bonus and equity participation.
Benefits:
Discretionary bonuses
Medical benefits
Dental benefits
Vision benefits
Company’s 401(k) retirement plan
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