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Accounting Manager
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An Accounting Manager manages the accounting department of a company or organization. Directs the accounting staff that prepare financial statements and business activity and forecasting reports and tax filings. Monitors accounting data. Implements and manages accounting policies and procedures. Advises management with regard to finance decisions.
$159,204 / year median in California
-13% projected decline
Job Description
Accounting Manager Rotisystems San Leandro, CA Job Details Full-time 12 hours ago Qualifications Improving financial compliance protocols Business financial process improvement General ledger reconciliation Financial forecasting Accounting systems Cost accounting analysis Financial close processing Operational analysis Preparation of internal financial performance reports Internal controls Standard costing Bachelor's degree in finance Spreadsheets Mid-level Finance Budget forecasting Manufacturing facility experience Team development Managing budgets in a finance role Bachelor's degree Accounting experience within manufacturing industry Inventory reconciliation GAAP Team training Food and beverage industry expertise Managing accounting teams Mentoring Tax compliance reporting QuickBooks Cost analysis report preparation Full Job Description General Description The Accounting Manager is responsible for managing core accounting operations and supporting accurate and timely financial reporting. The role partners closely with the Controller and works across the business on accounting matters related to manufacturing, inventory, trade spend, and other operational areas. The position requires experience in CPG, preferably within food or beverage manufacturing, and a strong understanding of accounting in a manufacturing environment. This is a hands-on role that involves working closely with plant operations and cross-functional teams. Essential Duties and Key Responsibilities Own day-to-day CPG accounting Manage hands-on daily and monthly accounting and reconciliations, including month-end closure Assist in preparing accurate monthly and annual financial statements in accordance with GAAP Ensure timely and accurate filing of tax returns and regulatory reports Support the Controller in financial close, budgeting, forecasting, and ad-hoc analysis Manufacturing, inventory & margin focus Lead all inventory accounting, including standard costing, variance analysis, and reconciliations between physical and financial inventory Partner with operations and manufacturing to ensure accurate costing, yield, and waste reporting Analyze gross margin by channel, product line, and customers Prepare monthly inventory and Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) reporting and analysis Build scalable processes Monitor and improve accounting policies, procedures, and internal controls Support ERP and system enhancements as the business grows in complexity and volume Lead and develop the team Assist the Controller to supervise, train, and mentor accounting staff Create cross-training and process documentation to ensure continuity and reliability Foster a collaborative, solutions-oriented accounting function Qualifications and Experience Experience in CPG, food & beverage, or manufacturing accounting Strong understanding of inventory, cost accounting, and gross margins Hands-on experience managing month-end close in a growing environment Strong communication skills Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field (or equivalent experience) High integrity, reliability, and attention to detail Advanced Excel skills Experience with QuickBooks or similar accounting systems Manufacturing ERP experience Physical Requirements and Work Environment The work environment can vary from office settings to warehouses, potentially exposing employees to noise, temperature changes, and other environmental factors. Involves extended periods of sitting, standing, and walking, with potential for occasional lifting, bending, and stooping, along with the ability to use hands and fingers for computer work. May be required to travel between Oakland and the San Leandro Plant. Lift objects up to 25lbs. Schedule Monday - Friday Some weekends depend on business needs.