Who We Are:
Nutrabolt is a fast-growing, global active health and wellness company with a portfolio of market leading performance-oriented brands that energize and fuel active lifestyles. The company’s disruptive and innovative products compete in the Functional Beverage and Active Nutrition segments, under three consumer-loved brands: C4 ® (one of the fastest-growing energy drink brands in the United States and the #1 selling global pre-workout brand), XTEND ® (the #1 post-workout recovery brand in the United States), and Cellucor ® (an award-winning sports nutrition brand created in 2002).
Since its founding 20 years ago, Nutrabolt has set out to meet the discerning needs of performance athletes and fitness enthusiasts, while appealing beyond this core group to include consumers around the globe who are making healthy, active living a daily priority.
As a Certified Great Place to Work, Top Workplaces USA honoree, Fortune Best Workplace in Texas, and more – Nutrabolt cares deeply about our people, planet, and the communities we serve. Here, our teammates are united by our mission, and take ownership in creating a healthy workplace environment that promotes strong bodies, clear minds, and a culture of respect and belonging for all.
Who You Are:
As Nutrabolt's Director of Supply Chain Finance, Product Cost and Manufacturing, you will lead financial planning, analysis, and decision support for direct materials, co-manufacturing, conversion, standard costs, manufacturing variances, inventory, and product margin. You will partner with Procurement, Sourcing, Innovation, Accounting, Commercial Finance, and the Director of Supply Chain Finance, Logistics and Distribution to improve cost visibility, strengthen forecasts, evaluate operational trade-offs, and deliver sustainable gross margin improvement. This role will establish disciplined product cost governance, translate sourcing and manufacturing drivers into financial outcomes, and provide senior leaders with clear recommendations on suppliers, production, capacity, inventory, productivity, and innovation decisions.
What You're Good At:
Own the financial planning, forecasting, reporting, and performance management of product cost, including direct materials, co-manufacturing, conversion, standard cost, manufacturing variances, and inventory-related costs.
Lead annual operating plan, rolling forecast, long-range plan, and monthly close analysis for supply chain and COGS, including volume, rate, mix, productivity, inflation, and absorption drivers.
Develop clear standard cost, purchase price variance, manufacturing variance, conversion cost, and inventory analytics that reconcile sourcing and production activity to financial results.
Partner with Procurement and Operations to identify, validate, prioritize, and track productivity initiatives, cost savings, cost avoidance, and inflation mitigation.
Provide financial leadership for sourcing, supplier, co-manufacturer, production capacity, make-versus-buy, manufacturing network, and product cost optimization decisions.
Evaluate new product and packaging economics, including bills of material, conversion costs, minimum order quantities, capital requirements, launch scenarios, and margin risks.
Strengthen working capital performance through inventory planning, reserve analysis, obsolescence management, inventory turns, and cash conversion insights.
Establish scalable reporting, controls, data models, and KPIs across ERP, business intelligence, and planning platforms to improve accuracy, speed, and accountability.
Prepare executive-level decision materials that explain performance, risks, opportunities, and recommended actions in concise business terms.
Build, coach, and develop a high-performing supply chain finance team while promoting strong partnership, ownership, and continuous improvement.
In this position, goals and KPIs will be focused on: COGS forecast accuracy and timely, actionable monthly variance analysis
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