Senior Financial Analyst – Procurement

Accountabilities:

- Partner with Procurement, Supply Chain, Operations, Treasury, Accounting, and FP&A leaders to improve margin, cash flow, inventory productivity, working capital, and forecast accuracy.

- Track, validate, and report procurement savings, supplier rebates, cost-reduction initiatives, payment-term improvements, productivity gains, and value realization across direct and indirect spend.

- Analyze supplier spend, category and commodity trends, freight and logistics costs, inventory performance, supplier concentration, payment practices, and other working capital drivers to identify risks and opportunities.

- Use spend analytics to prioritize cost-reduction opportunities by supplier, category, business unit, product family, region, and purchasing owner.

- Lead financial analysis, forecasting, and reporting for DPO, supplier payment terms, inventory, cash conversion cycle, free cash flow, and other working capital measures.

- Develop financial models, business cases, sensitivity analyses, and scenario plans to support sourcing, supplier negotiations, contract changes, inventory strategies, logistics decisions, and operational improvements.

- Quantify financial impacts on gross margin, operating income, EBITDA, the balance sheet, and cash flow, while monitoring results against approved business cases and commitments.

- Support annual plans, forecasts, long-range plans, and strategic financial planning by incorporating spend baselines, validated savings, timing, ownership, inventory performance, and working capital initiatives.

- Build and maintain Power BI dashboards, KPI scorecards, supplier reporting, and executive-ready summaries covering savings, margin, inventory, working capital, cash flow, and forecast-to-actual results.

- Present findings and recommendations to senior leaders, challenge assumptions, identify root causes, influence decisions, and support corrective actions.

- Identify opportunities to automate reporting, simplify processes, strengthen controls, and improve financial and operational decision-making.

Requirements:

- Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Supply Chain, Engineering, Data Analytics, Business, or a related field.

- 7+ years of experience in FP&A, procurement finance, supply chain finance, consulting, operations finance, cost improvement, or a related discipline.

- Strong financial modeling, forecasting, analytical, and structured problem-solving capabilities.

- Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Power BI, and financial analysis tools.

- Ability to work accurately with large and complex datasets while maintaining strong business relevance.

- Exceptional ability to translate complex operational and financial data into clear, actionable business insights.

- Strong written, verbal, presentation, and executive communication skills.

- Demonstrated ability to build trusted partnerships, lead cross-functional initiatives, and influence decisions across multiple functional areas.

- Strong ownership, self-motivation, discretion, independent judgment, and the ability to work effectively both independently and collaboratively.

- Experience supporting procurement, sourcing, supplier management, supply chain, inventory, working capital, or enterprise cost-improvement initiatives is preferred.

- Experience in electronics manufacturing, technology hardware, industrial manufacturing, engineered products, or another complex global supply chain environment is preferred.

- Knowledge of ERP systems, procurement systems, planning tools, and financial reporting platforms is a plus.

- Experience with SQL, data visualization, spend analytics, supplier reporting, or advanced analytics techniques is preferred.

- Experience developing business cases, value-capture frameworks, executive presentations, and implementation roadmaps is beneficial.

- Consulting experience in strategy, procurement transformation, operational improvement, restructuring, value creation, supply chain optimization, or working capital improvement is a plus.

- CPA, CMA, MBA, or another relevant professional certification is preferred.

- Fluent written and verbal English is required.

- Must be eligible to work in the United States; immigration visa sponsorship, renewal, or extension is not available for this position.

- Must be at least 18 years of age and able to travel by air and ground as required, including compliance with applicable driver eligibility requirements.

Benefits:

- Fully remote position with the opportunity to work from a U.S.-based home office.

- Typical hiring range of $100,000–$125,000, with the final offer determined by factors including education, experience, location, and applicable legislation.

- Access to a broader benefits package, with specific offerings subject to applicable employment terms and policies.

- Equal opportunity workplace with consideration for qualified applicants regardless of legally protected characteristics.

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