Senior Accountant – Secondary Processing

Seattle, United States | Posted on 06/23/2026

As the Senior Accountant within the accounting team, thisrole serves as the primary financial anchor for plant operations. Working closely with the Divisional Controller, Plant General Manager, and Operations Manager, you will manage day-to-day operational accounting, ensure data integrity, and provide the critical financial visibility needed to drive facility efficiency.

You will have functional oversight of plant-level financial reconciliation—including cost accounting, inventory integrity,variance analysis, and purchasing governance—while maintaining absolute confidentiality. By translating raw operational data into precise, structured reports, you will provide management with the analytical insight required tomanage risk, optimize manufacturing margins, and support informed decision-making.

• · Leadthe monthly close process for the facility, managing the preparation, analysis,and execution of comprehensive plant financial statements in strict alignment with corporate deadlines, formats, and protocols.
• · Support the annual budgeting and forecasting process by partnering with the Controller and plant management to compile operating plans and long-range financial models.
• · Analyze and interpret variances, transforming monthly operational results into clear,actionable financial commentary for plant and financial leadership.
• · Executead-hoc financial analysis, capital expenditure (Cap Ex) evaluations, and specialized cost investigations as directed by financial or plant management.
• · Reviewand benchmark plant performance metrics, tracking labor efficiency, raw material yields, manufacturing overhead, and distribution expenses to highlight cost-saving opportunities.
• · Coordinate routine audits of Bills of Materials (BOM), labor routings, and price codes toensure product standard costs accurately reflect factory floor realities.
• · Maintaina continuous feedback loop with the General Manager and Operations Manager tohelp diagnose production variances, bottleneck costs, and margin fluctuations.
• · Oversee and validate the integrity of raw material physical inventories andcycle-counting programs; investigate and resolve book-to-physical variances.
• · Managethe monthly inventory review process to identify, track, and mitigate financial exposure from slow-moving, excess, or obsolete (E&O) inventory.
• · Manageand perform Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable duties.
• · Ensure strict GAAP compliance across all facility financial transactions, internal records, and data transmissions in accordance with corporate policies.
• · Maintaina strong internal control environment, proactively partnering with corporate finance to uphold compliance and address internal audit requirements.
• · Guarantee absolute confidentiality and data security regarding sensitive financial metrics, corporate strategies, and personnel data.
• · Perform other duties as assigned to support team objectives and organizational goals.

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  Cost Accounting & BOM Auditing: Strong understanding of manufacturing cost structures, overhead allocation, standard costing, and variance analysis.
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  Financial Analysis & Forecasting: Ability tobuild accurate spreadsheets, support annual operating plans, and translate operational data into structured projections.
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  Inventory Control: Experience with physical inventory reconciliation, cycle counting processes, and tracking obsolescence.
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  ERP &Systems Literacy: Proficiency in managing order entry, billing, accounts payable, and financial transmissions within enterprise accounting systems.
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