Manufacturing Finance Analyst

CACI International•Danbury, CT

3d•$68,400 - $143,700•Onsite

About The Position

CACI is seeking an outstanding candidate to join the Manufacturing Finance team. As the financial analyst, you will be the primary point of contact for the sites, providing financial analysis, business support and cost account oversight for manufacturing-related financial and inventory systems. This is a highly visible position where you will partner with key stakeholders across finance, accounting, supply chain and operations. You will gain deep exposure to manufacturing cost structures and inventory analysis while driving financial insights that impact decision-making. This position is onsite.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Business, or a related field.
5+ years of relevant finance, accounting, or manufacturing experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Nice To Haves

Experience analyzing transactions across Infor LN and Costpoint
Experience supporting COGS accounting
Experience partnering with Operations and Finance to improve financial processes and reporting

Responsibilities

Conducts financial analysis (variance analysis, risk analysis, profit/loss analysis, etc.) evaluating historical results and providing forward-looking projections. Analysis includes evaluation and research of large data sets and implementation of corrective actions resulting from the analysis.
Perform financial analysis in support of ongoing production management. Support inventory accounting, cost accounting, and manufacturing finance activities as assigned.
Analyze inventory obsolescence, cost drivers, and at-risk inventory to forecast financial impacts.
Prepare and present internal financial reports including site dashboards and business metrics, cost trends, margin analysis, and budget forecasting. Reporting includes communicating results of financial analyses to Operations, Finance, and local management.
Prepare executive-level presentations that translate financial and operational data into clear insights, highlighting performance drivers, risks, opportunities, and recommended actions. Present findings to Finance, Operations, and executive leadership as needed.
Identify and implement improvements to recurring reporting, reconciliations, and financial-analysis processes. Standardize recurring outputs, reduce manual effort, and strengthen data accuracy and consistency in coordination with relevant stakeholders.
Develops and refines financial controls and procedures to ensure compliance with government and customer requirements.
Month-end close, including: Analysis and reconciliation of financial and manufacturing system transactions and resolve discrepancies. Review of product shipments to ensure costs are accurately recorded in the general ledger. Preparation of monthly journal entries (i.e. cost of goods sold) and related month-end close activities. Research transactions, inventory, and cost issues and implement corrective actions. Maintain complete and accurate supporting documentation for reconciliations, journal entries, financial analyses, and audit requests, including documentation of significant issues and their resolution.
Demonstrated ability to exercise sound judgment, communicate difficult findings constructively, and hold stakeholders accountable for agreed actions while maintaining effective working relationships.
Adapt quickly to changing priorities, systems, processes, and business needs.
Periodic travel within the U.S. to CACI locations.