About the role
The Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A) Analyst II will be responsible for short- and long-term financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, and in-depth financial analysis of business operations. In this role, you will analyze internal operational data (P&L statements, working capital, expenses, revenue streams) alongside external economic factors (inflation, interest rates, currency fluctuations) to provide actionable business intelligence. As an Analyst II, you operate with considerable autonomy—initiating your own workload, driving specialized projects, and delivering process improvements that enhance day-to-day finance operations.
Key responsibilities
- Prepare monthly P&L reports, cost allocations, and evaluate ongoing financial performance
- Analyze variances against budgets and forecasts, delivering meaningful insights and actionable recommendations to stakeholders
- Consolidate and build departmental and company-wide budgets and forecasts; build financial models to evaluate business operations and corporate transactions
- Support month-end close activities and budgeting cycles by serving as the system Master Loader for financial tools/software
- Transform complex datasets into clear, executive-ready presentations, dashboards, and ad hoc reports for management
- Identify cost‑saving opportunities, refine existing financial models, and streamline reporting workflows
- Provide functional guidance and expertise to junior team members while taking ownership of end‑product accuracy
About you
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, Economics, or a related field
- Prior experience in financial planning, accounting, or corporate finance; BPO finance experience is strongly preferred
- Intermediate to Advanced Microsoft Excel proficiency (e.g., advanced formulas, pivot tables, data modeling, lookup functions)
- Demonstrated experience in Financial Analysis and variance reporting
- Solid foundational understanding of accounting principles, P&L management, and financial statement analysis
- Strong analytical, problem‑solving, and critical thinking capabilities
- Clear verbal and written communication skills with the ability to convey financial insights to non‑financial stakeholders
- Proven ability to work independently, manage one's own workload, and exercise judgment with minimal oversight
- High attention to detail, accuracy, and strong organizational skills