Financial Analyst
insight globalJuno Beach (FL)
Financial Analyst
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insight globalJuno Beach (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Insight Global is looking for a Financial Analyst to join their team. Employees in this role support senior management decision making via financial modeling, including but not limited to, revenue requirement and customer bill impacts, discounted cash flow analysis, and financial statement modeling. This position identifies and conducts complex analyses of financial impacts of issues and/or decisions facing the company and proposes strategies to maximize financial performance of company.
Essential Responsibilities:
Provides support for financial analysts resolving impediments or issues that arise - Develop, review, and consolidate financial models and forecasts to support strategic planning and decision-making processes for finance manager to review - Monitor and analyze actual expenditures against budgeted figures, identifying variances and recommending corrective actions for management intra-month - Analyze financial performance and provide insights, identifying trends, variances, and opportunities for improvement for finance manager to review - Responsible for managing financials for critical projects outside of the financial analyst responsibilities as defined by leadership - Ensure compliance with accounting standards, regulatory requirements, and company policies Must Haves Qualification:-Bachelor’s degree in finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field -2+ years of experience in accounting or finance -Cash forecasting experience-Strong Excel experience (Pivot Tables, Vlook up, Macros, Etc.)-Strong written and verbal communication Pluses: -SAP experience -Experience within project controls for large construction projects preferably in the energy industry -Experience working on large capital projects 200 Million+
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