Senior Revenue Analyst
coda searchstaffingBrooklyn (NY)
Senior Revenue Analyst
Posted 11 days ago
coda searchstaffingBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Position Overview:
Our client, a prestigious and top-ranked AmLaw firm, is seeking a Senior Revenue Analyst to join its Client Accounting team in NYC on a hybrid basis (2 days onsite, 3 days remote). This role offers the opportunity to support the monthly forecasting process, monitor billing inventory, and deliver the reporting and analysis that guide follow-up on outstanding balances. In this role, you’ll work closely with Billing Managers, Supervisors, and the global billing team to review outstanding balances, track progress toward monthly goals, and manage complex analysis projects. It is a strong fit for an experienced analyst who thrives in a fast-paced environment and wants to see their work drive real results.
Key Responsibilities:
- Partner with the Revenue Management lead on the monthly forecasting process
- Review outstanding balance reports with the lead analyst, confirming reporting compliance and pinpointing client/matters that need follow-up action or more reporting information
- Take on multiple complex analysis projects, and respond to inquiries and requests from department management
- Lead monthly review meetings with assigned Client Accounting Billing Managers and Supervisors to address open balances
- Assist with the billing/collections escalation process by flagging items for follow-up and tracking next steps and status updates
- Give the global billing team daily updates on the monthly goal and current status, as assigned
- Identify the training and coaching needs of department business services professionals and report them
Qualifications:
- 5+ years of experience in revenue management, client accounting, legal billing, or finance
- Relevant work experience at an AmLaw or large-size law firm
- Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Finance, or similar field required
- Advanced Excel skills required, proficiency in Aderant, 3E or Star
- Collect preferred
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