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We are searching for an experienced Field Financial Analyst to be responsible for financial planning and reporting processes, budgeting cycles and operational analytics a t our Indianapolis, IN location.
Main Responsibilities:
Use financial analysis and business knowledge to identify financial issues and opportunities to optimize results and to drive/influence management decisions.
Own the development, preparation and distribution of the annual budget and quarterly forecasts.
Prepare and manage weekly, monthly and quarterly reporting to senior management.
Build and maintain effective business partnerships within and across organizations.
Develop and improve upon financial planning processes, ensuring transparency of planning assumptions and actual performance to the functional areas.
Prepare variance analysis to identify and explain variances to budget.
Perform ad hoc modeling and analysis.
Respond to spending inquiries from budget owners.
Participate in mergers and acquisitions activities as needed.
Update and track key operating indicators.
Engage in investor relations activities and communications.
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting or a related field, from an accredited university.
5+ years' FP&A experience, either supporting a business unit or in a corporate FP&A organization.
Strong understanding of corporate finance concepts and analyzing financial statements.
Ability to develop and update complex financial models.
Ability to question the output of a financial model and consider options for improvement.