Company Description

Amprius develops, designs, and manufactures very high-performance lithium-ion cells for advanced applications. Amprius invented and perfected a 100% silicon anode which enables the highest energy density cell commercially available in the industry.

Summary

The Senior Financial Analyst, Manufacturing functions as a key finance professional primarily responsible for strategically leading financial planning and analysis of product cost, inventory, and supply chain to provide reliable and relevant information to improve the Company’s financial performance. This role also oversees, coordinates, and monitors significant accounting functional areas. This is a role for a thorough individual who thrives in a dynamic, growth environment.

Job Responsibilities

·       Collaborate with finance, business operations, and manufacturing teams in establishing financial performance from the perspective of product costs, inventory, and supply chain management

·       Analyze and model product costs, inventory-on-hand, supply, and purchase commitments for forecasts, as well as effective decision-making of manufacturing volumes and timing

·       Period-End Closing/Reporting and Budget Assistance – Partner with Finance and other team members in the month-end, quarter-end, and year-end closing processes related to manufacturing processes and fixed assets.  Also assist in the establishment, maintenance and monitoring of annual material and process cost standards and budgets.

·       Variance Management and Reporting - Coordinate the preparation and analyses of reports to track cost variances, inventory adjustments and other cost items such as scrap, shortage, and obsolete inventory.  Prepare and analyze various inventory and cost of sales reports for management and auditors. Examples include information concerning costing, price, scrap, and manufacturing expenses. Assist users in understanding and using such reports.

·       Performs accounting analysis; prepares, approves, and posts complex journal entries; prepares account reconciliations; reviews highly complex accounting transactions; and generates schedules, reports, and other forms of reporting output.

·       Property, Plant and Equipment – Oversee and monitor data related to fixed assets, construction in progress and manufacturing start-up costs

·       Miscellaneous – Complete general ledger and intercompany reconciliations.  Support continuous improvement for increased efficiency.  Develop other relevant ad hoc analyses related to manufacturing or supply chain.  Perform other duties as assigned.