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Finance Systems Analyst — JV Automation

Posted 5 days ago

futran tech solutionsAustin (TX)

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Finance Systems Analyst — JV Automation
Location: Austin, TX (Onsite)
Contract: 6-12 MonthsDrive end-to-end automation of the global JV close cycle. You sit at the intersection of Finance and Technology — translating manual accounting logic into airtight systematic processes and giving developers everything they need to build without asking a single accounting question. Key ResponsibilitiesSAP Data & Other Data Sources Map source data across GL, sub-ledger, and related structures Identify authoritative source per JV type (SAP tables, SnowFlake, BI extracts, files, emails, etc.)Resolve data lineage gaps across all flows Accounting Process Knowledge Full JV portfolio: Accruals, FX, Allocations, Payroll, Tax, Clearing & more Align outputs to local GAAP / statutory requirements across all 4 regions Partner across GA Close, Treasury, Indirect Tax, and Stat & Tax workstreams Process Documentation & Controls Decompose ~9,000+ manual JV workflows across Phases 1–5Document as-is gaps; design to-be with dual checkpoints & tolerances Prioritize by complexity tier: Simple / Medium / Complex Functional Specs & Pseudocode Write developer-ready specs: inputs, formulas, GL derivation, allocation rules Document conditional logic for each transformation Maintain a living transformation catalog by use case & data source Testing, Validation & Go-LiveDesign unit, integration & parallel-run test plans per automated JVReconcile automated vs.

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