Strategic Close & Consolidations Analyst

Johnson & Johnson MedTech; Raynham (MA); On-site; USD 94,000 - 152,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson is recruiting for a SFA, Close and Consolidations in Raynham, MA to ensure accurate, timely financial close and consolidation. The role partners with Finance, Accounting, and business stakeholders to support monthly, quarterly, and annual close activities, drive process standardization, and strengthen reporting quality across the enterprise.

Ideal candidates have 4–6 years in finance/close/consolidation, a Bachelor's in Finance/Accounting/Business, and knowledge of US GAAP; MBA

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Business or related field.
• MBA, CPA or equivalent advanced degree preferred.
• 4–6 years in finance/close/consolidation roles.
• Strong knowledge of US GAAP and internal controls.

Responsibilities

• Support monthly, quarterly, and annual close activities including consolidation and reporting.
• Prepare and review consolidated financial results for accuracy and policy compliance.
• Perform variance analysis with clear explanations for stakeholders.
• Coordinate intercompany eliminations and reconciliations.
• Maintain and improve close processes for efficiency and automation.
• Support internal/external audits and SOX compliance.

Skills

Accounting

Analytical Reasoning

Variance Analysis

Excel Proficiency

GAAP Knowledge

Financial Reporting

Communication

Process Improvement

Risk Management

Budgeting

Education

Bachelor's degree in Finance/Accounting/Business

MBA or CPA preferred

Tools

Hyperion

Job description

Johnson & Johnson is recruiting for a SFA, Close and Consolidations in Raynham, MA to ensure accurate, timely financial close and consolidation. The role partners with Finance, Accounting, and business stakeholders to support monthly, quarterly, and annual close activities, drive process standardization, and strengthen reporting quality across the enterprise.

Ideal candidates have 4–6 years in finance/close/consolidation, a Bachelor's in Finance/Accounting/Business, and knowledge of US GAAP; MBA