Airport Services Financial Analyst (Remote)
Airport Services Financial Analyst (Remote)
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Analyze operational hours, flight schedules, and workload data from INFORM.Convert operational hours into realistic headcount and staffing requirements.
- Build staffing assumptions around shift coverage, supervision, productivity, schedules, and days of operation.
- Analyze staffing requirements across services including Ramp, Cabin Cleaning, Passenger Services, Baggage, GSE, and other ground handling operations.
- Use Excel to analyze operational data, staffing requirements, labor costs, and financial assumptions.
- Support cost models incorporating labor, supervision, equipment, supplies, and overhead.
- Partner directly with Operations, Finance, Sales, and Pricing leadership.
- Support aviation RFPs, bids, pricing exercises, and new business proposals.
- Help validate staffing models after contract awards to ensure what was proposed can actually work operationally.
- Who we're looking for:
- We're open to candidates coming from different career paths. You could currently be an:âï¸ Airport Operations Managerâï¸ Ground Handling Manager or Supervisorâï¸ Workforce or Resource Planning Analystâï¸ Aviation Financial/Pricing Analystâï¸ INFORM or Workforce Planning Specialist
- What matters most is that you understand ground handling operations and how operational workload translates into people, hours, and cost.
- Ground handling or airport operations experience.
- Experience with INFORM or comparable workforce/resource planning systems strongly preferred.
- Strong Excel and analytical skills.
- Ability to translate operational hours into staffing/headcount requirements.
- Understanding of aviation staffing, productivity, schedules, and operational coverage.
- Comfortable working with both operational and financial data.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to explain the story behind the numbers.
- Experience with RFPs, contracts, pricing, or financial modeling is a plus, but it is not required.
- A bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Economics, Aviation Management, or a related field is preferred; however, relevant aviation ground handling experience will absolutely be considered. Work Arrangement
- Candidates near our Miami/Doral office may work on a hybrid schedule.
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