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Medacta is seeking a Senior Cost Accountant to join the Finance organization at our Franklin, TN site. You will own manufacturing cost accounting, inventory valuation, costing methods, and provide financial insights to Operations, Engineering, and Supply Chain.
The role partners with cross-functional leaders, supports ERP-driven costing, and drives KPI dashboards to improve profitability and inventory performance. 5+ years in manufacturing finance with GAAP expertise are required.
Medacta® is a Swiss-based orthopedic company founded in 1999, renowned for its innovative products and surgical techniques. Notably, they pioneered the Anterior Minimally Invasive Surgery (AMIS®) technique for hip replacements, MyKA™ Kinematic Alignment Platform for knee replacement, and NextAR™ Augmented Reality Surgical Platform for use in shoulder, spine, and knee procedures. Leveraging their extensive orthopedic expertise, Medacta introduced MySolutions technology, which provides surgeons with highly personalized pre-operative planning and implant placement methodologies. Utilizing advanced personalized kinematic models and 3D planning tools, MySolutions enhances surgical precision in hip, knee, shoulder, and spine procedures. Medacta's blend of orthopedic expertise and cutting-edge technology drives continual advancements in the field, enhancing patient care worldwide.
POSITION SUMMARY
The Senior Cost Accountant is a key employee within the Finance organization responsible for manufacturing cost accounting, inventory accounting, product costing, operational finance analysis, and financial controls supporting the company’s Sports Medicine division. This role serves as a strategic business partner to Operations, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Engineering, Procurement, FP&A, IT, and Executive Leadership to ensure accurate product costing, inventory integrity, manufacturing performance reporting, and operational financial visibility within a highly regulated medical device manufacturing environment.
This position is based on-site in Franklin, TN and reports directly to the Sr. Finance Director.
QUALIFICATIONS
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Experience Requirements:
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INTERPERSONAL CONTACTS
Internal: Accounting, Finance, Manufacturing, Engineering, Supply Chain, Procurement, and Operations personnel.
Travel requirements: Periodic travel to Sarasota, FL
Extent of Confidential Information: Company finanical performance through financial statements.
PRINCIPAL DUTIES
Manufacturing Cost Accounting & Inventory Management
Operational Finance & Business Partnership
ERP Systems & Process Improvement
Compliance, Controls & Audit Support
Additional tasks may require reaching, manual dexterity, and visual acuity.
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