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Leads financial analysis, accounting, forecasting, reporting, and special projects for healthcare operations. Reviews financial statements, identifies expense trends, develops recommendations, produces performance and quality reports, and supports regulatory compliance. Supervises project workloads, trains staff, communicates findings to leadership, and serves as a financial resource to operational management.

Conducts FP&A analysis for budgets, expenses, cash flow, revenue, forecasting, and financial performance. Responsibilities include preparing budgets, monitoring profit and loss, inventory controls, invoicing, AP/AR accuracy, financial reporting, database queries, and customer program metrics. Develops financial models and recommendations to support business decisions and collaborates with branch management in a matrixed environment.

Analyzes, reconciles, and interprets insurance and financial data; prepares working papers, statutory reports, schedules, and management information. Processes funding and loss payments, maintains cash controls and financial databases, supports reserve calculations, develops spreadsheet and database tools, and responds to audit inquiries. The role coordinates reporting across locations and helps ensure accurate, timely financial reporting and compliance.

The Senior Financial Analyst supports Operations Finance through Power BI dashboards, monthly close reporting, variance analysis, financial modeling, ROI evaluation, and reporting automation. The role partners with field and branch leaders to identify trends, risks, sales and margin drivers, and operating cost opportunities. Responsibilities also include ad hoc analysis, executive presentations, and translating complex financial and operational data into actionable insights.

Supports FP&A for the Service business through budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, performance reporting, profitability analysis, pricing decisions, cost management, cash flow planning, and investment business cases. Partners with Service leadership, Operations, and Accounting to explain results, improve margins, strengthen reporting processes, and guide resource allocation and growth decisions.

Provides FP&A support across departments through budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, financial modeling, KPI reporting, workforce planning, and process improvement. Partners with leaders to identify financial risks and opportunities, deliver executive dashboards, improve data integrity, and recommend system and workflow enhancements. Presents actionable insights to senior leadership and leads cross-functional initiatives that improve reporting and forecast accuracy.

Performs financial close activities, journal entries, KPI and dashboard monitoring, forecasting, variance analysis, cost analysis, financial modeling, and ad hoc reporting. Partners with operations and senior management to explain trends, improve processes, optimize costs, and support business decisions. The role requires advanced Excel skills, strong data mining abilities, and hands-on collaboration across organizational levels.

Performs financial close activities, journal entries, KPI and dashboard analysis, forecasting, variance analysis, cost analysis, financial reporting, and ad hoc reporting. Partners with operations and senior management to provide financial recommendations, identify trends, optimize costs, and improve business processes. Requires strong analytical, data-mining, Excel, collaboration, and financial modeling skills.

Performs budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, financial modeling, reporting, KPI tracking, dashboard development, and ad hoc analysis for FOX’s Digital Division. Manages operational expense trackers, purchase orders, capital requests, prepaid schedules, and month-end close support. Partners with finance, operations, and asset management teams to improve financial planning, accounting accuracy, and business decision-making.

Performs financial reporting functions including auditing, data extraction, reconciliation, and analysis. Ensures compliance with internal policies, procedures, and government regulations, while supporting special projects. This entry-level role requires advanced Excel skills, strong attention to detail, organization, and communication. Training is provided, and the position requires working onsite at the corporate office in Bethesda, Maryland.

Administers federal and private educational loan programs, including origination, certification, disbursement, returns, counseling, and compliance. Reconciles approximately $50 million in federal grants, work-study, and loan funds; prepares reports and closes processing years. Processes initial financial aid offers, supports financial wellness programs, liaises with lenders, and supervises student workers. Provides accurate, compassionate service to students and families while managing regulatory requirements, deadlines, and sensitive financial information.

Leads finance for Baltimore business units, overseeing month-end close, reconciliations, budgets, forecasts, CAPEX, working capital, customer billing accuracy, and financial reporting. Supports operations and account management by resolving billing issues, analyzing performance, identifying risks, and translating financial data into actionable guidance. Requires at least three years of financial analysis or accounting experience, strong Excel skills, and knowledge of accounting fundamentals.

Participates in a 2–3-year Finance Development Program with 6–12-month rotations across corporate, group, and plant finance functions. Builds technical, analytical, leadership, communication, and presentation skills while delivering results in a manufacturing environment. Receives coaching and mentorship to support career advancement and future finance leadership.

Runs month-end close for accounting-firm clients, performs variance analysis, maps financial processes, creates SOPs, supports client deployments, maintains platform dashboards, and influences product roadmap improvements. The role combines accounting judgment, client relationship management, process improvement, and collaboration with product teams. It is full-time and in-person in Liberty Village, Toronto.

Supports the development and enhancement of enterprise sanctions risk management programs. Reviews higher-risk customer and transaction information, conducts alert reviews and due diligence, interprets sanctions regulations, documents decisions, analyzes trends and reporting data, escalates potential risks, and recommends process and control improvements. The role also coordinates with business partners, supports regulatory and management reporting, and tracks sanctions compliance initiatives while meeting service-level requirements.

Supports budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, variance analysis, and management reporting. Analyzes sales, profitability, pricing, product mix, and operational performance using NetSuite and other data sources. Builds dashboards, validates and reconciles data, documents metrics, and supports Microsoft Fabric and Power BI implementation. Partners with Finance, Sales, Operations, and technical teams to translate business questions into actionable analysis and improve reporting automation.

Leads financial planning and analysis for the Supply Finance team, including monthly forecasts, annual operating plans, long-term strategic plans, management reporting, variance analysis, financial modeling, reporting automation, and capital investment evaluations. Partners with business units and financial systems teams, supports quarterly earnings activities, identifies financial issues, and provides recommendations to improve business performance and decision-making.

Supports financial close, forecasting, balance sheet review, and annual operating plan activities for Global Corporate Functions. Coordinates finance operating rhythms, reporting, and communication across teams. Partners with Finance, Indirect Procurement, HR, Legal, and Corporate FP&A on analysis and decision support. Uses financial reporting systems, streamlines reporting, centralizes analytics, and drives process improvements while ensuring accurate financial reporting.

Own FP&A for corporate divisions, including budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, financial modeling, monthly close support, invoice and expense review, and executive reporting. Partner with business leaders and Accounting to analyze performance, manage forecasts, identify risks, and support healthcare financial management. Maintain Excel and Adaptive models, improve finance processes and systems, and provide decision support through ad hoc analysis and strategic projects.

Build and maintain integrated financial models, forecasts, budgets, and scenario analyses for revenue, costs, cash flow, and SaaS metrics. Analyze performance variances, customer economics, cloud costs, and gross margins. Partner with Finance, Sales, Revenue Operations, Product, and infrastructure leaders to validate assumptions, improve forecasting, and support strategic decisions. Present concise financial insights and recommendations to executives and non-financial stakeholders.

Build and maintain complex financial models supporting budgeting, forecasting, scenario analysis, succession planning, and strategic decision-making. Lead FP&A process improvements, automation initiatives, and planning-tool implementation. Analyze business trends, validate assumptions, develop multi-year projections, and translate financial insights into recommendations for leadership and partner teams. Serve as a modeling subject-matter expert and collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders to improve scalable financial planning infrastructure.

The Senior FP&A Analyst manages budgets, forecasts, project costing, work-in-progress reviews, variance analysis, reconciliations, profitability reporting, and financial dashboards. The role supports engineer-to-order power projects, analyzes sales-related financial activities, monitors inventory, and provides actionable insights to leadership. It partners with Finance, Accounting, and cross-functional teams to improve financial accuracy, business performance, and strategic decision-making.

Provides senior-level financial management and budget execution support for Navy programs. Responsibilities include monitoring obligations, commitments, expenditures, and financial benchmarks; performing reconciliations and financial analysis; maintaining documentation; assessing business processes; recommending improvements; and coordinating with Government stakeholders using N-ERP. The role requires extensive Navy financial management experience, strong analytical skills, and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Leads financial modeling and analysis for midstream expansion projects, acquisitions, commercial opportunities, and capital investments. Evaluates deal structures, pricing, returns, and scenarios; supports forecasting, long-term planning, and performance reporting. Partners with commercial, operations, and facility planning leaders to translate complex data into recommendations. Prepares executive and board-level materials and monitors project performance.

Supports Finance and Business Unit teams through financial and operational analysis, Tableau dashboard development, SQL-based data extraction and transformation, reporting automation, and data validation. Provides insights and recommendations for planning and decision-making, partners with stakeholders on analytical solutions, and uses AI tools to improve workflows and insight generation.