Senior Associate, Management Reporting & AI Enablement

The D. E. Shaw Group; New York (NY); On-site; USD 190,000 - 230,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and prescription drug coverage

401(k) contribution matching

Wellness reimbursement

Family building benefits

Charitable gift match program

Job summary

The D. E. Shaw Group is seeking a Senior Associate to join its Management Reporting team within Financial Operations in New York, NY. This role involves close collaboration with senior leadership to perform high-impact analyses related to compensation and company economics.

The successful candidate will have significant experience in management finance and will be expected to produce rigorous analyses, present findings clearly, and help enhance the team's analytical approach. A strong background in commercial judgment and executive communication is essential.

Qualifications

• 7-10 years of experience in management company finance or compensation consulting.
• Ability to influence senior decision-makers.
• Experience with rigorous analysis using incomplete data.

Responsibilities

• Partner with senior leadership on high-priority analyses tied to compensation.
• Frame issues and structure analyses to present findings clearly.
• Lead initiatives in AI integration and process improvement.

Skills

Commercial judgment

Analytical skills

Executive communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in finance, economics, business or related field

Advanced degree (preferred)

Job description

The D. E. Shaw Group is seeking a Senior Associate to join its Management Reporting team within Financial Operations in New York, NY. This role involves close collaboration with senior leadership to perform high-impact analyses related to compensation and company economics.

The successful candidate will have significant experience in management finance and will be expected to produce rigorous analyses, present findings clearly, and help enhance the team's analytical approach. A strong background in commercial judgment and executive communication is essential.