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Engineering Accountant

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POSITION SUMMARY

  • Responsible for the financial accounting functions of Engineering.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

  • Prepare and analyze monthly and year end tooling cards and reports
  • Review, analysis and payment of tooling payables
  • Create and review tooling accounts receivable
  • Review and update part/piece price listing to agree with current purchase orders
  • Responsible for updating ATPs
  • Further establish procedures to accumulate necessary engineering changes
  • Prepare LTA reduction analysis and spreadsheets for timely submission in All Numbers and AS400
  • Work closely with accounts receivable assistants to identify and troubleshoot accounts receivable issues and forward results to the appropriate person(s) for resolution
  • Initiate, recommend or provide solutions through designated channels
  • Create and maintain project cost spreadsheets, tooling PO and invoice databases
  • Input AS400 pricing for production and service
  • Prepare tooling and production piece price open items list
  • Work with Sales Dept. and Engineering Dept. to resolve open items
  • Track customer tool orders and PSW dates to invoice tooling
  • Create and maintain “red files”
  • Work with Quoting (Engineering Dept.) and Sales Dept. to clarify RFQ/ATP discrepancies
  • Create and maintain All Numbers files, work order numbers from ATPs update and crosscheck with customer tool orders, PSW dates
  • Prepare the monthly accounts receivable reports for Corporate MOS
  • Perform other essential functions, as assigned

JOB QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

  • Bachelors Degree in Accounting preferred or the equivalent experience
  • A minimum of three years experience in accounting

WORKING CONDITIONS

  • Normal office environment

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