Senior Financial Analyst, FP&A
Do you want a front-row seat to how a company performs, plans, and makes decisions?
Grant Street Group is a growing software and electronic payments company. Our Finance team helps leaders understand business performance, plan with confidence, and make smart, timely decisions. We are looking for a Senior Financial Analyst to play a key role in that work.
In this role, you will own meaningful parts of the company’s planning and reporting processes, partner closely with business leaders, and help tell the financial story behind the business. This is a strong fit for someone who enjoys moving between detailed analysis and big-picture thinking and wants visibility into leadership-level decisions.
Build, maintain, and improve financial models that support forecasting, budgeting, and decision-making
Play a key role in the annual budget process, including collaborating with stakeholders, analyzing historical trends, and developing revenue and expense projections
Prepare financial analysis, reports, and summaries for leadership team and board discussions
Lead functional P&L analysis, including cost of goods sold and gross margin
Review Financial Analyst work product for quality, consistency, and clarity
Partner with the Manager of FP&A on profitability, pricing, and other ad hoc strategic analyses
Help improve FP&A systems, reporting, and recurring processes as the team scales, including utilization of AI
You should have:
A bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Mathematics, or a related field
5+ years of experience in FP&A, corporate finance, or strategic finance
Strong experience with forecasting, budgeting, financial analysis, and executive reporting
Advanced Excel and Google Sheets skills, including building and maintaining dynamic financial models
Experience with financial planning systems such as Workday Adaptive Insights or similar tools
Strong communication skills and the ability to translate analysis into actionable insight for non-finance stakeholders
Excellent organization, attention to detail, and the ability to manage recurring deadlines while keeping sight of the bigger picture
A proactive, ownership-oriented mindset and a track record of improving processes over time
Ownership of important, business-facing finance work
A blend of modeling, analysis, business partnership, and executive communication
Visibility into total company performance and leadership-level decision-making
The opportunity to help build a scalable FP&A function
A path to broaden your influence across planning, reporting, and strategic finance as the team evolves