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Accounting Manager - Internal Audit

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turning point strategic advisorsAndrews Air Force Base (MD)

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About the role

We're partnering with a growing glass manufacturing company to find an accounting professional who wants more than a traditional close-the-books role.* This role is 100% on site at their Tacoma (98446) location*This is for the person who wants to understand the business- walking the plant floor, learning what happens at the cutting table and tempering line, and turning that operational knowledge into financial insight leadership can actually use. This isn't a seat-warming accounting job. You'll own analytical projects, build visibility into margins, and serve as a genuine thought partner to finance leadership. Spending time on the shop floor to understand inventory practices and workflow Building and refining reporting inside ERP systems Supporting a multi-entity structure with multiple income statements and real estate holdings Running projects independently and communicating findings directly to leadership Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance~3–4 years of public accounting experience~ What's in it for you: Competitive base salary · 401k with match · Healthcare with company contribution · Flexible PTO · Room to grow as the company scales If you're coming out of public accounting and want your work to connect to something tangible-this is worth a conversation.

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