Financial Analyst - Spares - Mobility Customer Service
San Jose, CA
Full-time
Remote
$73K/yr - $86K/yr
Entry Level
Siemens is a leading provider of infrastructure, electrification, and transportation solutions in the United States. They are seeking a Financial Analyst for the Spares segment within the Customer Services Business Unit, responsible for financial reporting, KPI analysis, budget forecasting, and process improvements in the Aftermarket business.
Create annual budget and monthly forecast for the business.
Perform critical trend and variance analyses during monthly close process, and completion of P&L and Balance Sheet Analytics in adherence to Siemens guidelines.
Interaction with Business Areas to derive monthly closing commentary and variance drivers.
Perform account reconciliations for accounts in scope and participate in quarterly/annual audit activities.
Maintain and perform key controls in scope of closing and reconciliation activities.
Ability to analyze balance sheet data and forecasting of key positions.
Perform ad hoc analysis and work on bids as required.
Inventory Analysis and Controls
Qualification
Required
Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, economics, or business-related degree.
2+ years of experience in Financial Analysis - experience in monthly close activities, budgeting/forecasting, and various types of financial analysis.
Proficiency with Microsoft Excel.
Working knowledge of SAP (FI/CO).
Strongly demonstrated communication and presentation skills.
Ability to effectively manage deadlines and prioritize.
Experience with Digitalization tools (i.e., Tableau, Alteryx, Mendix).
Applicants must be legally authorized for employment in the United States without needing current or future employer-sponsored work authorization.
Preferred
Prior Siemens knowledge and experience.
Benefits
Health, Dental, Vision Insurance
HSA/FSA
Commuter Benefits
Tuition Reimbursement program
Mentor Programs
401k match
Generous Paid Time Off
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