Senior Finance AI & Transformation Analyst
Senior Finance AI & Transformation Analyst
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- 5-8 years of experience in Finance Transformation, Business Transformation, Process Improvement, Digital Transformation, or Consulting.
- Hands-on experience implementing AI, automation, low-code, or workflow solutions in a business environment.
- Strong project and stakeholder management skills with a track record of delivering cross-functional initiatives.
- Ability to translate business problems into scalable technology-enabled solutions.
- Strong communication skills with experience presenting to senior leadership.
- Ideal Backgrounds
- Finance Transformation Consultant
- Big 4 Advisory (Finance Transformation / CFO Advisory)
- Finance Systems Analyst or Manager
- Digital Transformation Consultant
- Business Process Improvement LeadERP or Finance Systems Implementation Consultant
- Preferred Experience
- Accounting, FP&A, Treasury, or broader Finance Operations exposure.
- Finance systems and ERP platforms such as NetSuite, Oracle, SAP, or similar.
- Experience within fintech, financial services, regulated industries, or other complex environments.
- What This Role Is NotThis is not a traditional Accounting or FP&A role, and it's not a software engineering position. The ideal candidate sits at the intersection of Finance, Technology, AI, and Transformation, with a passion for improving how work gets done.
- If you're excited about applying AI to real business problems and driving the future of Finance operations, we'd love to connect.
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