The Cost Accounting Officer is responsible for reviewing financial and balance sheet accounts, conducting variance analysis, standard costing, transfer pricing, budgeting, and forecasting.

• Reviews significant variance on major profit & loss and balance sheet accounts.
• Updates system set-up of standard cost and transfer price table.
• Gathers and maintains actual data on manpower costs and operations provision.
• Participates in cross-functional projects within the supply chain and provides insights on financial impact.
• Gathers, validates, and processes data using financial analysis tools.
• Gathers, organizes, and maintains historical data related to budget preparation and identifies one-time off and recurring transactions.
• Gathers and maintains current and historical financial data needed in the preparation of financial reports.
• Track the internal order of the capital expenditure and conduct an...