Financial Analyst
stevendouglasHenrico (VA)
About the role
Steven Douglas has partnered with a publicly traded commercial real estate company in their search for a Financial Analyst. This role will be onsite for the first 90 days then 4 days in office with summer hours when applicable. No relocation or remote options are available. Reporting to the Director of Finance, the Financial Analyst will focus on forecasting and creating complex models that will be used in strategic and operational decision making by the company. This is a high impact role with visibility across the organization and requires strong communication and business partnering.
Responsibilities:
Prepare cash flow projections offering forward-looking visibility through year-end. Complete a mid-year financial review and forecast and present findings. Review / presentation will include the following information: Updated full-year forecast Assist and complete monthly financial analysis, identifying trends, variances, and areas requiring attention. Perform cost analysis across the portfolio and identify opportunities to consolidate vendors or services under a single contract to improve efficiency and reduce expenses. Build financial models to assess future cost and staffing needs, supporting budgeting and long-range planning.
Qualifications:
Strong analytical and financial modeling skills, with the ability to translate data into clear projections and recommendations. Have advanced knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Power BI, and Power Point, and Power Query. Knowledge in MRI, Yardi and Real Page is a plus. A minimum of 5 years of experience in finance is preferred. Experience in the real estate industry a plus.
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