Finance Leader: Manufacturing Ops & Inventory (Equity)

Nox Metals; Detroit (MI); On-site; USD 150,000 - 230,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Medical insurance

Job summary

Nox Metals in Detroit or Los Angeles is hiring a Senior Finance Manager to build the financial operating system behind the company. You will own close, reporting, planning, cash visibility, and analysis to drive better commercial and operating decisions.

You will connect inventory, purchasing, production, pricing, freight and terms to the financial statements, turning that insight into durable processes and decision-ready leadership materials.

Qualifications

• Strong accounting fundamentals and ability to translate financial results for non-finance leaders.
• Ability to build and test financial models on the factory floor.
• Experience with inventory-heavy manufacturing and cost accounting.

Responsibilities

• Own monthly close, reconciliations, and management reporting.
• Build forecasts for revenue, margin, cash, labor, inventory, and capex.
• Explain actual performance and the drivers behind variances.
• Develop controls for a fast-growing, inventory-intensive company.
• Partner with sales and operations on pricing and capacity decisions.
• Improve costing and gross-margin visibility.
• Manage audit, tax, banking, and external-accounting workflows.
• Develop finance systems and automate reporting.
• Support leadership and board materials with analysis.
• Coach finance teammates and raise documentation standards.

Skills

Accounting fundamentals

Financial modeling

Operating decisions

Attention to accuracy

Communication

Process improvement

Education

CPA or equivalent

Public accounting experience

Tools

ERP systems

Planning/BI systems

AI in finance controls

Job description

Nox Metals in Detroit or Los Angeles is hiring a Senior Finance Manager to build the financial operating system behind the company. You will own close, reporting, planning, cash visibility, and analysis to drive better commercial and operating decisions.

You will connect inventory, purchasing, production, pricing, freight and terms to the financial statements, turning that insight into durable processes and decision-ready leadership materials.