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Agropur is looking for a Milk Payment and Yield Analyst to join its team.
At Agropur, we invest in YOU:
Recognition of years of service for vacation calculation
Flexible remote work options
Flexible group insurance plan including telemedicine services
Employee Assistance Program
Opportunities to invest in yourself (career development, etc.)
Company-contributed retirement plan
Salary scale 004: 71 200$ à 89 000$ (Base salary will be determined based on your academic background, experience, training, and skills related to the position.)
What this role involves:
More specifically, the responsibilities of the Milk Payment and Yield Analyst are:
Verify and optimize raw materials and special classes for Canadian plants;
Act as a reference and expert to support various audits of Canadian plants;
Ensure the integrity of calculations in the different raw material reporting systems (internal and external);
Develop and analyze performance indicators to support various internal clients;
Coordinate the harmonization and implementation of raw material calculations across Canadian plants;
Analyze trends and variances to optimize raw material payments as well as raw material yields within the Canadian network;
Train and support users of raw material reporting systems.
What you need to join our team:
Experience in a manufacturing environment (ideally agri-food, dairy products).
Advanced proficiency in Excel.
Knowledge of SAP (an asset).
Experience in audits (an asset).
Degree in finance or accounting.
CPA designation (an asset).
Professional level of French.
Functional English (communication with Canadian plants).
We’re ready, are you? JOIN AGROPUR.
Agropur welcomes people from all backgrounds and origins. We are proud to be an employer with a diverse community and are committed to providing a respectful and inclusive experience for all employees and applicants. We will work with candidates who request accommodation. Please note that an adequate knowledge of French is required for positions in Quebec.
In this text, the use of the masculine gender to designate persons is intended only to lighten the text.