Capital Asset Claims Valuation Analyst

The Capital Asset Claims & Valuation Analystis responsible for evaluating supplier claims related to capital investments (e.g., tooling, equipment, and facilities) resulting from program cancellations or scope changes.

This role is centered on fair market valuation (FMV) and benchmarking of industrial capital assets to support fact-based settlement decisions. The position combines financial analysis, engineering understanding, and commercial judgment to determine what assets are worth in the open market and what portion of supplier claims is economically justified.

This is a high-impact, high-visibility role that directly influences supplier settlement outcomes and partners closely with Purchasing, Engineering, and Finance to resolve complex and often high-value claims.

The individual will perform both analytical assessments and on-site validation of supplier-held assets, develop defensible valuation ranges, and communicate clear recommendations to stakeholders. Travel requirements up to 30%, primarily within North America with a focus on the Midwest.

Job ResponsibilitiesEvaluate supplier cancellation and change-related claims involving capital assets, including tooling, equipment, and facilitiesDeterminefair market value (FMV) of capital assets using appropriate valuation methodologies and available market dataPerform benchmarking analysis using comparable assets, cost data, and industry insights to assess the reasonableness of supplier claimsAssess asset condition, utilization, and remaining economic life, including depreciation considerationsEvaluate alternative use, redeployment, and resale scenarios to determine recoverable value and support settlement recommendationsReview supplier claims for contractual alignment, including consistency with purchase orders, contracts, amendments, and termination provisionsAssess CAPEX governance and authorization, including asset classification (capital vs. non-capital) and cost structure (labor vs. material, fixed vs. variable)Conduct on-site inspections to validate the existence, condition, and status of supplier-held capital assetsEngage directly with suppliers to challenge unsupported, misclassified, or overstated claims using data-driven analysisPartner with Purchasing and Finance to support fact-based negotiation strategies and settlement outcomesPerform detailed analysis and develop clear, well-supported recommendations for management reviewPrepare concise documentation and communicate findings effectively to cross-functional stakeholdersCoordinate with internal audit, field audit, and other cross-functional teams, as applicable

Basic Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Engineering, Supply Chain, or other related disciplineMinimum 3-5 years of experience in a relevant field such as: Finance, capital investment, industrial operations, purchasing, cost engineering, audit, risk management, accounting, financeStrong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to evaluate complex financial and technical scenariosDemonstrated ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and deliver results in a dynamic, fast-paced environmentStrong project management skills with the ability to prioritize across competing demands

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience performing or supporting fair market valuation (FMV) of capital assets, tooling, equipment, or industrial infrastructureStrong benchmarking experience, including use of market data, cost comparisons, or historical analysis to evaluate asset value or pricingExperience evaluating or supporting capital expenditures (CAPEX), including asset classification, depreciation, and investment analysisFamiliarity with industrial equipment, tooling, manufacturing processes, or plant operationsExperience reviewing or supporting supplier claims, change orders, or commercial dispute resolutionWorking knowledge of contracts, purchase orders, and termination provisions, including interpretation of supplier commitmentsAbility to exercise independent professional judgment in complex, ambiguous, or disputed environmentsExperience developing or supporting value-based positions (e.g., valuation, pricing, or cost assumptions) in cross-functional or supplier-facing settingsThe Capital Asset Claims & Valuation Analystis responsible for evaluating supplier claims related to capital investments (e.g., tooling, equipment, and facilities) resulting from program cancellations or scope changes.

This role is centered on fair market valuation (FMV) and benchmarking of industrial capital assets to support fact-based settlement decisions. The position combines financial analysis, engineering understanding, and commercial judgment to determine what assets are worth in the open market and what portion of supplier claims is economically justified.

This is a high-impact, high-visibility role that directly influences supplier settlement outcomes and partners closely with Purchasing, Engineering, and Finance to resolve complex and often high-value claims.

The individual will perform both analytical assessments and on-site validation of supplier-held assets, develop defensible valuation ranges, and communicate clear recommendations to stakeholders. Travel requirements up to 30%, primarily within North America with a focus on the Midwest.

Job ResponsibilitiesEvaluate supplier cancellation and change-related claims involving capital assets, including tooling, equipment, and facilitiesDeterminefair market value (FMV) of capital assets using appropriate valuation methodologies and available market dataPerform benchmarking analysis using comparable assets, cost data, and industry insights to assess the reasonableness of supplier claimsAssess asset condition, utilization, and remaining economic life, including depreciation... For full info follow application link. Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Protected Veterans/Disabled.