Senior Financial Planning & Analysis Analyst
MRA-The Management Association | |
life insurance, paid time off, 401(k) | |
United States, Minnesota, St. Paul | |
Dec 04, 2024 | |
Company: Ready Credit Corporation Position: Senior Financial Planning & Analysis Analyst Must reside in the Twin Cities in MN Job Summary This role will be a key asset in the future growth of the company. This individual will help lead and manage the Company's financial planning processes, analysis of opportunities, and reporting. You will also provide financial expertise and strategic support to senior management including pricing models and analysis, sourcing, cost reduction, acquisition, capital expenditure analysis, preparation of board presentations, and other financial responsibilities as required. This position acts as the analytical driving force of the company to provide insights and support optimal business decision making. We're looking for a smart, independent, diligent person to join a collaborative, creative, growing international company where you will see an immediate impact of your efforts. You will be an integral part of a small, dedicated team of professionals but lead the company's financial planning, strategic analysis and pricing efforts. Ready Credit offers a high energy work environment and positive work culture where accountability and results are the focus of our efforts. You will report directly to the Director of FP&A. Essential Functions
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Education, Experience and Other Skills
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Competitive Benefits Package In addition to ten (10) paid company holidays per calendar year, Ready Credit Corporation offers employees medical, dental, vision, Long and Short-Term Disability, and AD&D benefits, a competitive paid time off program, pet insurance, life insurance, critical illness insurance, as well as a 401K plan in which the Company matches an employee's tax deferred contribution up to 3.5% of their salary. This is a remote opportunity. If the candidate resides in MN, this would be a hybrid role. |