2247 Product Cost Controller (33998)

Requirements:
Degree in Mechanical Engineering (or related fields), with technical knowledge of how the product works;
Prior experience in Cost Controlling, Cost Engineering, or related areas, preferably within an industrial/manufacturing environment;
Ability to evaluate the parts structure (BOM), identifying major material groups, and to analyze end-to-end processes;
SAP and related systems for standard cost and production order management: SICA, ISSA, CICS;
Power Platform (Microsoft 365): Power BI, Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataflow, Datamart;
Python for automation and data analysis and MS SQL (Azure);
Familiarity with variant and material structure management tools is a plus: WIS, EDB, Bereding, Webviewer, KOLA;
English: advanced/fluent level, essential for constant interface with global teams and meetings.

Activities:
Daily calculation of the material structure and pricing of variants (options) for orders generated in SICA, keeping the order availability KPI for the Commercial area above 90;
Daily verification that orders with GOK (produced) and INV (invoiced) status in SICA are 100% adjusted, enabling the Commercial area to proceed with invoicing instructions;
Reviewing and ensuring the accuracy of the Bill of Materials (BOM) for reference vehicles and options whenever a specification update (introblock) occurs;
Conducting the weekly and monthly closing of invoices and produced units in the ISSA system;
Monthly monitoring of the variance between standard surcharge and average cost, supporting the Financial Reporting team in Quantity analysis and explanations;
Leading the annual standard cost calculation process for vehicles in the Bus portfolio;
Reviewing and updating the specification of reference vehicles monitored locally and globally, together with Product Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, and Sales;
Updating the material structure and cost of options (variants) for reference vehicles for the following year, prioritizing variants with higher market demand;
Delivering the SCS for reference vehicles listed in the Variant Book to the Commercial area, supporting market communication based on the new cost baseline.