Analyst Product Costing - Now Hiring!

About this Position

The Product Costing Analyst is responsible for ensuring the accurate execution of standard unit costs for the assigned affiliate. This role plays a key part in analyzing cost variations, identifying root causes, and proposing corrective actions to reduce or eliminate discrepancies. The position requires strong cross-functional collaboration with Purchasing, Imports, and Production teams, as well as effective communication to follow up on findings and drive resolutions.

What you´ll do

Ensure correct unitary cost calculation of all the new and existing materials

• Continuous follow up of the corresponding cost variances, identifying weaknesses and root causes to detect & propose measurements to avoid them

Punctual and effective interaction and communication with all involved stakeholders in the Product Costing process

Perform

Closing Activities and ensure accurate reporting of material cost, processing cost and variances on P&L statement

Identify continuous improvement opportunities in the process and work / lead some internal projects

Executes daily operations, supports stakeholders with relevant process / technical expertise

What makes you a good fit

Bachelor's Degree : Accounting or Finance

Excel

Basic / Intermediate

Problem Solving Skills : capability to identify issues and troubleshoot problems that arise.

Analytical Skill : ability to analyze data for the detection & proposal of measurements to improve the costs of products and variances.

Communication skills : Clear and effective communication skills are essential for conveying insights, meetings presentation, and collaborating with the team and other departments.

Some perks of joining Henkel

At Henkel, we come from a broad range of backgrounds, perspectives, and life experiences. We believe the uniqueness of all our employees is the power in us. Become part of the team and bring your uniqueness to us! We welcome all applications across different genders, origins, cultures, religions, sexual orientations, disabilities, and generations.