Cost Analyst Resume

SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE:

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

Cost Analyst

Responsibilities:

Build cost models/calculations for parts/projects after receipt of RFQ using engineering drawings and commercial information provided or obtained.
Track, analyze, and report projects’ financials using key performance indicators throughout the product lifecycle.
Estimate manufacturing plan and costs for a given part/project based on engineering drawings, specs, and the specifics of manufacturing location.
Analyze and interpret the direct and indirect costs and financials of a project, making suggestions to Sales and Application Team Managers for improvement when applicable, as well as performing quote-to-actual variance analysis.
Work closely with Purchasing to obtain competitive component costs as well as recommend suppliers based on quotes, and/or challenging Purchasing’s sourcing decisions when applicable.

Confidential

Financial Analyst - Project Controller

Responsibilities:

Participate in the financial data collection process for parts/projects, and consolidate into a cost model, including allocation of indirect costs.
Work effectively with a cross-functional team to assess program parameters.
Analyze, interpret and report the costs and financials of a project, making suggestions for improvement when applicable.
Calculate machine rates together with finance team, and perform sensitivity analyses.
Communicate new program opportunities to MHUS leadership.

Confidential

Financial Analyst - Project Controller

Responsibilities:

Estimate costs for Confidential /new business opportunities utilizing the engineering drawings, BOMs and suggested process flows.
Work on cross-functional teams to ensure cost estimations’ accuracy.
Support engineering change process by estimating applicable costs.
Organize and compile key project documents, and regular reporting of project status along with project leader to middle and upper management.

Confidential

Financial Analyst - Project Controller

Responsibilities:

Track, analyze and report tooling budgets, especially overspent items and their causes.
Track and report engineers’ and designers’ workloads and capacity.
Supervise interns including scheduling their time and projects.
Contracts administration, specifically tracking the sales price of finished goods in the cost trackers based on LTA/productivity, engineering changes, etc.
Review incoming POs and accept or reject them back to Sales based on the cost trackers.
Accounts receivable and accounts payable, monthly and yearly close, writing journal entries and working in the general ledger as well as performing credit checks.
Production control reporting, including running and translating production reports for management and tracking scrap trends within the plant.
Schedule production for assigned customers and help to maintain kanban system; stage product for shipment and send ASNs to customer; dispute premium freight charges.