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Abbott Diabetes Care division seeks a Senior Financial Analyst to support FP&A for ADC Global Operations. You will collect and analyze P&L, Balance Sheet, CapEx, and Cashflow data to inform finance leadership for strategic decisions.
This on-site role requires coordination with US, Ireland, and UK teams and strong Excel-based reporting. You will partner with global finance teams, assist with month-end close, and develop flexible tools for consolidation and forecasting while preparing
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This position is an onsite opportunity in the Abbott Diabetes Care Division. We are helping people with Diabetes lead healthier, happier lives. As a global leader in diabetes care, Abbott is constantly working to deliver the highest quality products and unwavering support to our customers. Consistent and accurate glucose monitoring is the foundation of any diabetes management plan, so we're committed to continuous improvement in the way patients and professionals measure, track and analyze glucose levels.
As Senior Financial Analyst, you will be supporting FP&A Managers, responsible for collecting, compiling, and analyzing ADC Global Operations financial information from P&L, Balance Sheet, CapEx and Cashflow to provide accurate and timely information to finance management for strategic and operational decisions. This position requires communication between ADC Global Operations Headquarter, ADC Division Headquarter, and ADC financial teams in US, Ireland and UK. This is an onsite opportunity in Alameda, CA.
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