Since its beginnings in 1922, Easton Archery has focused on offering innovative, high-quality products that enhance the end-user's sporting experience.

Our Salt Lake manufacturing facility is searching for an Accounting Manager to join our team. This position will:

Oversee the daily functions of accounting staff:

• Set direction for and challenge staff appropriately.
• Provide a level of supervision that brings out the best of each employee, and responds to the needs of the company in a timely and accurate basis.
• Conduct staff meeting and meet with individual employees on a regular basis.

Perform month-end close:

• Oversee the preparation and entry of monthly journal entries.
• Close month-end books from consolidation of subsidiary to final financial statements.
• Generate reports by the fourth day of each month.
• Prepare all needed financial statements for internal purposes and provide corporate management with a package.
• Prepare needed information for income tax preparations.
• Complete work papers for audit.

Assist the Controller in overseeing companywide budget:

• Provide historical data with analysis of actual-to-budget performance to department managers.
• Assist managers in their process of budgeting, review the proposed budget and combine department budgets for overall picture.
• Upload final budget into M2K.

Audit and improve controls and procedures:

• Set up policy and procedures to ensure the smooth and consistent flow of information; both within the accounting department as well as from a system stand point.
• Develop internal controls that safeguard and track the assets of the company.

Analyze capital investment:

• Monitor and track our investments in fixed assets and analyze pay backs compared to expected pay backs.
• Monitor and track our capital spending requirements and report back to department managers.

Meet Federal and States taxes and reporting requirements:

• Prepare all payroll tax filings, sales tax filings, excise tax filings and any other reporting requirements.

Oversee cost accounting functions:

• Prepare month end and year-end journal entries affecting inventory valuation, COGS, and WIP valuation.
• Maintain historical standard and actual cost information.
• Cost new products as they proceed through the new set up process.
• Analyze cost fluctuations, and investigate swings in scrap, labor, and efficiency rates.
• Calculate year-end LIFO.
• Compile direct labor and overhead rates for yearly budget process.