Executive, Manufacturing Accounting

Amneal

11d

About The Position

The Executive, Manufacturing Accounting role supports manufacturing accounting operations, with a focus on master data management, product costing, inventory accuracy, month-end close activities, and manufacturing variance analysis. The position works with business, IT, finance, procurement, production, warehouse, and cost accounting teams to maintain reliable data and resolve operational accounting issues. Responsibilities include maintaining product and costing data, reviewing inventory and work-order activity, supporting accounting controls and audit requests, and conducting inventory analysis and reporting. The role also supports growth into broader accounting responsibilities, including journal entries and account reconciliations.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, or business administration with a concentration in accounting or finance.
1–2 years of experience.
Operational accounting background, including knowledge of manufacturing and inventory.
Strong knowledge of profit and loss, balance sheet, and journal-entry transactions.
Advanced understanding of accounting principles, including US GAAP.
Strong Microsoft Excel skills, including pivot tables, VLOOKUPs, and formulas.
Basic knowledge of cost accounting.
Basic knowledge of ERP/MRP systems used in mid- to large-sized entities.
Computer skills, particularly with Microsoft Office applications.
Communication, problem-solving, collaborative, and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work effectively in a team environment.
Ability to think creatively when solving problems and developing analytics.

Responsibilities

Create and validate master data, resolve discrepancies, and help ensure compliance and data integrity in collaboration with business and IT teams.
Maintain and update product costing information in master data systems, including standard costs, material costs, and other costing-related data.
Validate costing details after cost roll-up, manage product cost updates, resolve discrepancies, and coordinate with finance, procurement, and production teams.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams during month-end close to research and resolve inventory-related issues and requests.
Support routine material requests from the warehouse.
Oversee work orders and identify material-issuing problems that could cause accounting variances.
Support journal entries, account reconciliations, SOX controls, and other control and audit requests.
Perform daily inventory analysis and reporting using data from warehouse, production, and inventory systems to identify and address inventory control issues.
Manage the obsolescence, disposition, and destruction (MRB) process.
Calculate, review, and analyze manufacturing variance, purchase price variance (PPV), and cost revaluation.