Transformation Value Assurance Analyst

2001 SSB&T; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 101,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with company match

Insurance coverage

Paid time off

Employee Assistance Program

Incentive compensation

Tax-advantaged savings plans

Job summary

State Street Corp. is seeking an Analyst, Impact Assurance to support measurement, validation and reporting of transformation outcomes.

You will work with Finance, business owners, Transformation Directors and data owners to maintain accurate baselines, forecasts and realized results within established methodologies. The role emphasizes data reconciliation, documentation of assumptions, and escalation of issues for review, rather than setting assurance standards independently.

Qualifications

• Relevant experience or demonstrated capability in financial analysis, business analysis, portfolio reporting, transformation analytics, FP&A, accounting, consulting or a related analytical discipline.

Responsibilities

• Support baseline development, business‑case analysis, benefit tracking and portfolio reporting.
• Validate calculations, source data, assumptions and evidence.
• Maintain initiative‑level benefit trackers including commitments, forecasts and realized outcomes.
• Prepare analyses and supporting materials for business‑case and assurance reviews.
• Coordinate information requests with Finance, business owners and program teams.

Skills

Financial analysis

Business analysis

Portfolio reporting

Transformation analytics

FP&A

Accounting

Consulting

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Tools

Excel

PowerPoint

BI tools

Job description

State Street Corp. is seeking an Analyst, Impact Assurance to support measurement, validation and reporting of transformation outcomes.

You will work with Finance, business owners, Transformation Directors and data owners to maintain accurate baselines, forecasts and realized results within established methodologies. The role emphasizes data reconciliation, documentation of assumptions, and escalation of issues for review, rather than setting assurance standards independently.