FP&A Analyst
gilat wavestreamSan Dimas (CA)
$100 K
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Fp&A Analyst We are Gilat. Anywhere on the planet and in space, we bring Boundless Communications. At Gilat Satellite Networks, (NASDAQ: GILT, TASE: GILT) we're not just shaping the future of satellite communicationswe're transforming how the world connects. From bridging the digital divide to powering in-flight connectivity and delivering combat-proven advanced SATCOM solutions, we're driving deep-tech satellite innovation. We believe in the right of all people to be connected and are united in our resolution to provide communication solutions to all reaches of the world. We're seeking an FP&A Analyst to drive budgeting, forecasting, management reporting, and financial analysis. This role partners with leadership to enhance financial performance and accountability. Ideal candidates have strong financial expertise, analytical skills, and the ability to translate data into strategic insights.
Salary:
$100K$115KWhat You Will DoLead financial planning & analysis, offering strategic insights Prepare annual budgets, monthly forecasts, and variance analysis Develop and maintain financial models for revenue, expenses, and cash flow Analyze business cases, new opportunities, and cost estimations Partner with leadership to drive budget alignment & performance tracking Support monthly project reviews and weekly cash forecasting Provide internal & external financial reports and assist with board presentations Ensure timely reporting to parent company
Requirements:
Bachelor's in Finance, Economics, Accounting, or a related field 2+ years of experience in business analysis and forecasting Advanced Excel skills (power user)Experience with ERP systems (SAP preferred)Knowledge of project accounting in manufacturing (a plus)Knowledge of revenue accounting (ASC606) (a plus)Ability to work independently & in fast-paced environments
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