Skill

Cost Control

Finance and Accounting

Cost control is the process of monitoring, managing, and regulating expenses to keep them within a planned budget, typically involving tracking actual spending against forecasts and taking corrective action when variances occur. Financial managers, controllers, and project managers use cost control techniques like variance analysis and budgetary controls to maintain profitability and financial discipline. It is a core function within cost accounting and operations management.

Open roles requiring Cost Control (1)

Director, Clinical Supply Chain & Planning

Bristol Myers Squibb

Full-time · $190,989 – $249,949

This role leads the clinical supply chain operations for a biotech company developing cancer therapies, managing product fulfillment, regulatory compliance, and team development across multiple locations. The position suits experienced supply chain professionals with pharma or biotech background who can navigate complex regulatory environments and build effective teams.

Listed on Bristol Myers Squibb’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Roles that use Cost Control

• Supply Chain Director1

• Budgeting
• Financial Forecasting
• Variance Analysis
• Budget Management
• Cost Accounting
• Project Cost Management
• Business Budgeting
• Fiscal Management
• P&L Management
• Cost Management
• Cost Containment
• Purchasing