Cost and Inventory Accountant

About So Good So You

Founded in 2014 in Minneapolis, So Good So You is a leading brand of premium plant-based functional beverages in the exciting natural and better-for-you food and beverage industry. SGSY is the fastest-growing brand in functional beverages and the #1 juice shot brand, featured in 2025 for the sixth consecutive year on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing privately held companies in the US, as well as on Bain's list of Insurgent Brands for the last two years. Our industry-leading premium probiotic wellness shots are carried in over 14,000 locations across all 50 states. This thriving category is still developing, and there is a ton of continued upside as we accelerate consumer penetration — momentum further supported by our recent acquisition by Bansk, a leading private equity firm, which brings an exciting ambition for growth along with the resources we need to achieve it.

As a mission-driven brand that does all things For the Love of Body and Planet™, SGSY became a B Corp in early 2023, officially codifying its commitment to optimizing the brand's social and environmental impact. A WBENC-certified majority female-owned business, SGSY advocates for social justice and closing the opportunity gap within minority communities. The current workforce is 67% female and 46% BIPOC, with 50% of managers across all levels being female. Additionally, SGSY actively seeks to hire and support the career growth of minority, BIPOC, and diversity candidates.

The Role

We are looking for a highly motivated, business curious, skilled accountant to provide financial, administrative, and clerical support related to both Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable in a fast paced, growing company.  In this role, you will work to support both the vendor and customer sides of So Good Brand, Inc.

What You’ll Do

• Fishbowl / Inventory Ownership

• Daily Fishbowl–QuickBooks sync monitoring and error resolution

• Monthly reconciliation of GL inventory balance to Fishbowl inventory sub-ledger

• BOM (Bill of Materials) data maintenance — reflects changes from ops/R&D, ensures standard costs are current when formulas or packaging change

• Standard cost setting and routine cost updates (raw materials, packaging, co-packer conversion costs)

• Work order costing and variance analysis — material usage, yield, labor/overhead absorption — monthly, by SKU or product line

• Physical inventory / cycle count program: scheduling, coordination with warehouse/production, variance investigation and adjustment booking

• Inventory reserve calculation (slow-moving/obsolete inventory) — quarterly, per documented methodology

• Co-Manufacturing