About the job
Founded in 2015, 1X leads the charge in creating cutting-edge humanoid robots for household applications. Our vision is to revolutionize labor supply through the development of safe and intelligent humanoids.
At 1X, we are dedicated to excellence, tackling some of the most complex challenges in robotics with the world's brightest minds. Every component of our robots is meticulously crafted in-house—from motor coils to AI—demonstrating our commitment to a fully integrated production model. Here, you will have the opportunity to own impactful projects, receive acknowledgment for your contributions, and be rewarded based on your performance.
We are on the lookout for a Cost Accountant who will take charge of our cost accounting functions and aid in establishing an accurate, scalable cost infrastructure as we ramp up production of our humanoid robots. This pivotal role is vital for ensuring accurate inventory valuation, dependable COGS reporting, and enhancing cost visibility to facilitate improved operational and strategic decisions.
The ideal candidate will possess robust manufacturing or hardware cost accounting experience, outstanding analytical skills, and the capability to collaborate effectively with Finance, Manufacturing, and Supply Chain teams. This is a highly influential position within a rapidly growing Series C environment, where precision in cost, process enhancement, and cross-functional collaboration are paramount.
Key Responsibilities
Oversee and maintain precise inventory costing, encompassing standard costs, BOMs, routings, labor allocations, tooling, overhead rates, tariffs, and inbound freight.
Conduct analyses and reconciliations of inventory, WIP, and COGS as part of the monthly closing process.
Prepare and evaluate cost-related journal entries, accruals, reclassifications, and adjustments.
Monitor, analyze, and clarify cost variances; work together to identify root causes and implement corrective measures.
Collaborate with Supply Chain, Operations, Engineering, and Finance to ensure accurate cost inputs and develop scalable cost tracking methodologies.
Assist in physical inventory counts and cycle counts; investigate and rectify discrepancies.
Ensure proper capitalization of inventory-related costs in compliance with U. S. GAAP.
Support new product costing initiatives, margin analysis, and should-cost models.

