Senior Financial Analyst - REMOTE
$75,000 - $85,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$75,000 - $85,000 per year
About the role
- Month-End Closing: To include journal entries as necessary to re-class revenue / expenses; explanations of variances vs. forecast / annual plan; general ledger research to ensure all possible billing opportunities are captured
- OperationalInitiatives: Work closely with Director of Operations (DOO), Director of Sales (DOS) and Director of Rental (DOR) to identify and recommend opportunities for cost/productivity improvements
- Financial Planning & Analysis: To include forecasting, business planning and branch performance analysis
- Training: Provide financial training to Business Unit staff, including policies, procedures and financial tools
- Ability to effectively communicate with all levels of management
- Must be skillful at problem solving, self motivated and able to prioritize work load
- Ability to think and plan in a proactive and innovative manner Demonstrated problem-solving abilities
- Motivated self-starter, able to work with minimal guidance when necessary
- Strong interpersonal skills, particularly the ability to communicate complex financial / operational information to various levels to the organization, from Vice Presidents to shop
- Service Managers
- Bachelor's Degree in Related field, Required
- Master's Degree in MBA, Preferred
- Two (2) years to Four (4) years or more in Experience in a corporate Finance Department within a Fortune 500 Company or consulting firm, Required 5 years or more in Post MBA, Preferred
- Must be proficient with computers to include MS Office Intermediate, Required
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