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The Senior Financial Analyst prepares internal financial reports, builds KPIs, supports financial planning, and provides analysis to enhance decision-making.

Lead and execute internal audits across products and operations: scope and plan audits, perform walkthroughs and controls testing, assess compliance (including BSA/AML, sanctions, payments, card products), document and report findings, drive remediation and follow-up, and support external audits while partnering cross-functionally.

The Carvykti Financial Analyst will support financial planning and analysis, preparing reports, variance analysis, financial models, and partnering with business units for guidance and reporting improvements.

Analyze and service mortgage and commercial loans, evaluate complex credit relationships and loan participations, review financial statements and tax returns, advise relationship managers on lending policies, ensure accurate risk ratings and credit administration, prepare credit decisions and reports. Occasional travel required.

Manage financial transactions and ledgers, reconcile bank accounts, process accounts payable/receivable, generate financial reports, assist with budgeting and forecasting, ensure compliance with tax and financial policies, coordinate with external accountants, and maintain organized financial records.

The Controller will manage accounting operations, ensure financial integrity, drive improvements, oversee audits, and support strategic decisions. This role includes supervision of the accounting team.

Collect and analyze applicants' financial data, assess creditworthiness, maintain credit records, prepare reports and recommendations for managers, ensure regulatory and policy compliance, resolve credit and cash application issues, and collaborate with sales and finance for timely credit setups.

The Senior Financial Analyst will support FP&A by analyzing financial impacts, collaborating on budgets, forecasts, and providing reporting for operations. Responsibilities include KPI reporting and continuous improvement in financial processes.

The Controller provides financial insights, manages accounting teams, oversees financial reporting, implements ERP systems, and ensures compliance in a strategic leadership role.

Perform independent lifecycle cost estimates, economic and cost‑benefit analyses, and risk/uncertainty assessments for defense and federal programs; evaluate credibility of government and industry cost proposals, conduct variance root‑cause analysis, present and defend results, and mentor junior analysts.