Leads pricing strategy and product lifecycle profitability analysis for new products. Performs standard costing, CapEx analysis, month-end closing, financial reporting, bank reconciliations, SOX internal controls, business planning, and audit support. Requires fluency in Korean and English, accounting knowledge under IFRS and GAAP, strong organizational and problem-solving skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. The role is fully office-based with overtime as needed during monthly closing.
Overview
The Cost Accounting Sr. Specialist is responsible for pricing strategy development for new products, CapEx analysis, and cost analysis.
Responsibilities- Lead the pricing development task for new products collaborating with other departments
- Manage Product Life Cycle profitability for new products
- Assist with month-end closing and financial reports
- Perform monthly standard costing job
- Assist internal controls within Accounting department for SOX compliance
- Assist managers with yearly/long-term business planning
- Assist external auditors with quarterly and annual audits by providing requested information
- Perform CapEx analysis
- Ad hoc duties as needed
Preferred Education & Experience:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Accounting, or related field
- At least 2~3 years of experience in manufacturing industry
Required Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities:
- Knowledge of IFRS and GAAP
- Ability to organize and to manage multiple projects simultaneously
- Ability to process daily bank transactions and bank reconciliations
- Ability to research, evaluate, and resolve problems
- Good written and verbal communication skills
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
- Ability to speak and write fluently in both Korean and English
Preferred Education & Experience:
- Manufacturing costing experience
- SAP experience
Certificates, Licenses, and Registrations: None
Working Conditions : 100% of work in office environment, Overtime as needed for monthly closing
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