Strategic Global Supply Chain Finance Leader
GE Vernova
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Job summary
GE Vernova is seeking a Supply Chain Lead Finance Specialist to drive global transformation initiatives and lead financial analysis across multiple manufacturing sites. The role collaborates with the CEO, CFO and Global Supply Chain team to optimize footprint decisions and improve day-to-day financial processes.
The position requires a bachelor's degree and 2–3 years of finance experience, with responsibilities spanning CAPEX budgeting, SIOP alignment, and tariff forecasting.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college.
- 2-3 years of experience in finance.
Responsibilities
- Lead global transformation initiatives with the CEO, CFO, and Global Supply Chain team to optimize the global footprint.
- Own financial modeling of footprint optimization initiatives cross-functionally with operations and SIOP to drive data-driven decisions.
- Support the Longmont Supply Chain team in the BWRX-300 Small Modular Reactor footprint.
- Lead the financial analysis for footprint decisions around the North America Distribution Center and the European Distribution Center.
- Own the CSS tariff model, updates, analysis and forecast to drive tariff forecasting accuracy.
- Oversee financials of 4 global manufacturing sites and 2 contracted sites; analyze inventory trends and operating costs.
- Support the month-close and quarter-close process including FIFO, E&O, freight, and related metrics.
Skills
Education
Job description
GE Vernova is seeking a Supply Chain Lead Finance Specialist to drive global transformation initiatives and lead financial analysis across multiple manufacturing sites. The role collaborates with the CEO, CFO and Global Supply Chain team to optimize footprint decisions and improve day-to-day financial processes.
The position requires a bachelor's degree and 2–3 years of finance experience, with responsibilities spanning CAPEX budgeting, SIOP alignment, and tariff forecasting.
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