Finance Trainee: Remote, Fast-Track to Impact

Emerson Electric; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Remote work policy for eligible roles

Job summary

Emerson Electric is seeking a Financial Analyst – Management Trainee in Honolulu, Hawaii. The program provides six months of comprehensive training in finance and accounting activities supporting Emerson businesses, followed by a placement based on skills and needs.

The role emphasizes autonomy, analytical ability, and quality work in a dynamic environment. You will participate in cost accounting, month-end close support, MIS reporting, and balance sheet analysis while developing foundational

Qualifications

• Finance degree or MBA in finance with up to 2 years of experience.
• Analytical thinking ability and good team player.
• Suggesting and implementing improvements to the processes.

Responsibilities

• Project Cost Accounting – Revenue recognition
• Reconciliations – Oracle Sub Ledger to General Ledger reported balances
• Support in Month End closure activities
• Prepare and publish Weekly Flash – sales, bookings, and backlog reporting
• Preparation and analysis of cost center reports and provide commentary
• Prepare and analyse Balance Sheet schedules with supporting
• Prepare and publish MIS reports
• Support in contingency as a back‑up within team
• Support in Audit
• Support on Ad‑hoc requests and analysis
• Support and drive continuous improvement culture within group

Skills

Analytical thinking

Team player

Communication skills

Education

Finance degree or MBA in Finance

Tools

Oracle

Job description

Emerson Electric is seeking a Financial Analyst – Management Trainee in Honolulu, Hawaii. The program provides six months of comprehensive training in finance and accounting activities supporting Emerson businesses, followed by a placement based on skills and needs.

The role emphasizes autonomy, analytical ability, and quality work in a dynamic environment. You will participate in cost accounting, month-end close support, MIS reporting, and balance sheet analysis while developing foundational