About the Role:
The main responsibility for the Corporate Financial Sr. Analyst is to develop, validate, and maintain sophisticated financial models that support key business decisions, strategic planning, valuations, budgeting, and forecasting. You will ensure models are dynamic, accurate, and reflective of current and projected business scenarios.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop Advanced Financial Models: Build and maintain comprehensive, flexible, and scalable financial models to support business planning, valuations, investments, fundraising, pricing, and budgeting. Incorporate financial, operational, and market data into models with logic and assumptions that reflect business realities.
- Forecasting and Scenario Planning: Develop accurate spending forecasts, cash flow projections, and revenue models using historical trends, business drivers, and strategic goals. Perform scenario analysis, sensitivity testing, and stress testing to evaluate the financial impact of various business decisions or external conditions.
- Model Validation and Maintenance: Regularly review, test, and refine existing models to ensure ongoing accuracy and relevance. Troubleshoot model errors, update assumptions, and align outputs with evolving business inputs.
- Data Analysis and Insight Generation: Analyze financial and non-financial data to extract insights that feed into model assumptions. Interpret model outputs and present findings with clear visuals and actionable recommendations.
- Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with finance, operations, and business unit leaders to gather model inputs and align assumptions. Support strategic projects with tailored models and financial assessments.
- Reporting and Presentation: Prepare high-quality model documentation, dashboards, and financial reports for senior leadership, investors, and external stakeholders. Use visualization tools (e.g., Power BI, Tableau) to present complex outputs in an intuitive and decision-friendly format.
- Best Practices & Continuous Improvement: Continuously research industry modeling techniques and tools to improve internal practices. Stay updated with trends and regulatory changes that may affect financial modeling assumptions.
Qualifications:
Education:
- Bachelor’s degree in finance.
Experience:
- +2 years of experience in credit financial modeling or forecasting. Analytical, detail oriented, and critical thinking skills.