Senior Financial Analyst
Senior Financial Analyst
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Serve as the company-wide expense subject-matter expertthe go-to authority for business partners on expense methodology, budget challenge, and spend visibilityowning forecasts across workforce planning, vendor spend, and other non-operating expenses
- Proactively analyze expense data to identify and surface savings opportunities across the business, quantifying impact and partnering with stakeholders to drive realization
- Own the personnel model end-to-end, maintaining and continually improving the workforce planning forecast and ensuring headcount, compensation, and related inputs are accurate, current, and clearly visible
- Build and maintain vendor and other non-operating expense forecasts using detailed, bottoms-up methodology
- Own and maintain financial proformas, ensuring models reflect current assumptions
- Partner with the Corporate Finance Manager on G&A business partnership, and support other business partners with expense planning, analysis, and ad hoc requests
- Play a key role in the monthly close, including expense accruals, variance analysis, and clearly communicating drivers of performance versus budget and forecast
- Play an active role in the annual budgeting and reforecasting process, developing expense budgets and partnering with stakeholders to build and challenge their plans
- Maintain forecasts and model structure within Adaptive, ensuring data integrity across the planning platform
- Support the development and delivery of internal and external corporate reporting tailored to management and board-level needs
- Perform detailed variance analysis and translate results into clear, actionable narrativesexplaining performance drivers versus budget and forecastto support decision-making at all levels
- Build and maintain financial models that support strategic decision-making
- Extract actionable insights from imperfect or incomplete datasets using advanced Excel modeling techniques
- Gain exposure to three-statement modeling, cash and leverage forecasting, and proforma methodology, with the opportunity to contribute as the role expands
- Progress toward full ownership of expense forecasting, workforce planning, and related reporting over time
- Deliver high-quality outputs consistently in a fast-paced environment, managing time efficiently and maintaining productivity under pressure
- Disciplined execution: Detail-oriented and organized; prioritizes effectively, excels at time management, and anticipates well in decision making
- Attention to detail: Takes a meticulous approach to work, prioritizing accuracy and thoroughness to ensure high-quality outcomes
- Bottoms-up forecasting: Employs detailed bottoms-up forecasting to produce accurate business projections
- Expense ownership and business partnership: Serves as a trusted partner to budget owners, providing visibility, guidance, and challenge on spend
- Data analysis and reporting: Uses data analysis skills to support business decisions and reporting
- Large dataset manipulation: Manages and analyzes large datasets to derive actionable business insightsAI-forward mindset: Incorporates AI tools into daily workflows and continually seeks opportunities to leverage automation and AI to drive efficiency, accuracy, and scale
- Bachelor's degree in Finance or Accounting required 3+ years of experience in an FP&A role
- Advanced Excel skills required
- PreferredPrior experience with expense ownership, workforce planning, and/or vendor forecasting
- Experience interacting with NetSuiteExperience with Adaptive Planning is not required, but a willingness to learn and operate within the platform is essential
- Comfort partnering with non-finance stakeholders and communicating financial concepts clearly
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