Financial & Systems Analyst

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mr wash car washWashington (DC)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100 K – $125 K per year

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About the role

Mr Wash Car Wash is a family‑owned and operated business with a local focus, serving communities with 11 express car wash locations across Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware. Known for providing quality and efficient services, Mr Wash Car Wash is committed to customer satisfaction and operational excellence. As a growing company, Mr Wash Car Wash offers opportunities for professional development and career advancement. Join a close‑knit team dedicated to delivering superior experiences for customers.
Role Description: This is a full‑time, on‑site role for a Financial & Systems Analyst located in the Washington DC‑Baltimore Area. The Financial & Systems Analyst will be responsible for managing financial systems, performing data analysis, and providing insights to support decision‑making. The role involves reviewing, interpreting, and analyzing financial data, delicately conducting systems analysis, and developing improvements for operational efficiency. The Financial & Systems Analyst will collaborate with cross‑functional teams to ensure financial accuracy and systems optimization.
Qualifications: 2 – 5 years of experience working on a finance or accounting team Bachelor’s degree in information systems, Finance, Accounting, or a related field Strong aptitude for learning and working with complex software systems Familiarity with accounting principles and financial workflows Strong proficiency in Excel and data visualization tools Experience with financial modeling and data analysis Familiarity with Sage Intacct or similar ERP/accounting systems is a plus Experience with automation tools and the use of artificial intelligence is highly desirable Excellent attention to detail and problem‑solving skills Ability to communicate complex data insights in a clear and actionable wayспортSalary: $100 K – $125 K per year

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