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DMC Recruitment Group is recruiting for a Manufacturing Accountant / Financial Analyst in Toronto. This onsite role connects accounting, financial analysis and operational realities to drive margins and cost control.
You will work closely with the Controller and plant leadership, digging into inventory, costing, manufacturing costs, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis and performance metrics. A strong accounting foundation in manufacturing is essential.
MANUFACTURING ACCOUNTANT / FINANCIAL ANALYST
Toronto | Fully Onsite
$95K–$110K + Company Performance Bonus + Group Benefits
Maybe your title isn't Financial Analyst.
Maybe you've spent your career in a manufacturing company where everyone wears multiple hats - and somewhere along the way, you've become the person who really understands the numbers.
You know inventory. You understand costing. You've been involved in month-end, budgets and forecasts. You can look at a variance and know there is probably a story behind it.
And when something doesn't make sense, you go find out why.
That's the person I'm looking for.
I'm recruiting for a multi-site manufacturing organization in Toronto that needs someone who can connect accounting, financial analysis and what's actually happening in the operation.
You'll work closely with the Controller and plant leadership, digging into inventory, cost accounting, manufacturing costs, margins, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis and operational performance.
This isn't about having the perfect title or coming from a big corporate FP&A department.
It's about having a strong accounting foundation, understanding how a manufacturing business works, and being curious enough to get out from behind the spreadsheet and find the answer.
A degree in Accounting, Finance or a related field is preferred. CPA/CMA, Sage 300, Power BI/Tableau, multi-entity reporting and standard costing experience are assets.
You don't need to have followed the traditional Financial Analyst career path.
You do need to understand manufacturing, understand the numbers — and want to know why they're telling you what they're telling you.
This posting is for an existing vacancy.