Cost Accountant
apas a professional aviation servicesMiami (FL)
About the role
✈️ We’re Hiring: Cost Accountant📍 Miami, FL | Full-Time | On-SiteAPAS – A Professional Aviation Services Corp. is looking for a Cost Accountant to join our Finance team and support cost analysis, inventory accounting, asset management, and financial controls across our MRO operations.
What You’ll Do:
Analyze material, labor, and overhead costs. Maintain and review standard costs and investigate cost variances. Analyze work-order profitability, margins, inventory costing, and cost of goods sold (COGS).Maintain accurate inventory valuation and accounting records. Prepare inventory adjustments and general ledger reconciliations. Support physical inventory counts and investigate discrepancies. Maintain fixed-asset records, depreciation schedules, and capitalization activities. Support accounting for serialized, traceable, consigned, repairable, and rotable aviation parts. Prepare cost, inventory, and operational performance reports. Coordinate with Finance, Purchasing, Logistics, and Operations to improve cost controls and financial accuracy.
What We’re Looking For:
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.5–7 years of experience in cost, inventory, asset, or manufacturing accounting. Strong knowledge of standard costing, variance analysis, inventory valuation, capitalization, depreciation, and US GAAP.Experience in aviation, aerospace, manufacturing, repair operations, or an MRO environment is strongly preferred. Advanced Excel skills and experience working with ERP systems. Experience with Quantum Control, Pentagon 2000, Ramco, or a similar aviation ERP is preferred. Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills. Bilingual English/Spanish. If you have strong cost accounting experience and enjoy working closely with operational teams in a fast-paced aviation environment, we’d love to hear from you.📩 Apply to join the APAS team!#Hiring #Aviation Jobs #Cost Accountant #Accounting Jobs #Finance Careers #MRO #Miami Jobs
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