Title: Cost Accounting ControllerLocation: Fort Lauderdale (Hybrid: Tuesday–Thursday in office)Salary: $100,000–$130,000 + 10% bonusWhy join this team as a Cost Accounting Controller?Comprehensive benefits package including medical (PPO and HSA options), life insurance, and short- and long-term disability coverageHighly competitive 401(k) plan with above-market company contributionsGenerous paid time off: 17 days to start, increasing to 21 days after one year, plus additional accrual based on tenureEstablished organization with a strong legacy, operating successfully since 1960Privately held, stable company with proven growth and resilience through economic downturns (including COVID-19)Long-tenured workforce, with many employees serving 5–30 yearsHeadquarters in Fort Lauderdale, with additional offices in Colorado, Alabama, Kansas, and IllinoisDirect reporting line to the CFOWhat will the Cost Accounting Controller do?Oversee cost accounting, inventory valuation, and manufacturing accountingMaintain standard costing, cost rollups, and labor/overhead ratesAnalyze variances and provide actionable insightsLead inventory reconciliations, cycle counts, and accuracy initiativesEvaluate manufacturing performance (efficiency, productivity, scrap, profitability)Develop KPIs and reporting to improve visibilityLead and develop a cost accounting team (2 staff)Serve as ERP subject matter expert for costing and inventoryWhat experience is required?7+ years of progressive manufacturing cost accounting experience2+ years of leadership or supervisory experienceExperience in high-mix, low-volume, engineer-to-order, or project-based manufacturing environments strongly preferredDeep experience with manufacturing ERP systemsStrong background in inventory accounting, standard costing, variance analysis, and operational financeBachelor's degree in Accounting or FinanceCPA or CMA preferred#J-18808-Ljbffr