Sr. Financial Analyst
robert halfSanta Clara (CA)
About the role
Sr. Financial Analyst120K-140+BONUS+EQUITY4 Days Onsite In The Santa Clara, CA - Local Candidates OnlyWe are looking for a Sr. Financial Analyst to join a growing VC backed start up SaaS company. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys translating complex financial data into meaningful recommendations that support business performance and long-term planning. The role will partner across teams to strengthen forecasting, budgeting, and reporting while helping leaders make informed strategic decisions in a fast-moving environment.
Responsibilities:
- Build and improve integrated financial models across income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow reporting to support planning and business analysis.
- Prepare short-range and long-range cash projections, highlighting liquidity trends and providing insight for financial decision-making.
- Partner with accounting teams to align forecasts and budgets with actual results and ensure consistency in financial reporting.
- Coordinate expense planning activities with department leaders, monitor spending patterns, and explain variances against
- NetSuite and related systems to extract data, support reconciliations, and produce reliable reporting for FP&A activities.
- Identify opportunities to streamline planning processes, strengthen reporting quality, and improve analytical methods.
- Support the assessment, rollout, and refinement of FP&A systems and tools that enhance financial visibility and efficiency.
- Deliver ad hoc financial analysis for strategic initiatives, operational priorities, and leadership requests.
- Contribute to a team environment centered on collaboration, accountability, and practical problem-solving.
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