The Manufacturing Financial Analyst is responsible for providing operating management with financial analysis of daily, weekly, and monthly operating results. You will have the opportunity to develop your unique skills, innovate, as well as take on expanded roles to capitalize on your potential while gaining global exposure.

This position is responsible for:

Creation, Tracking and Closing of Capital and Expense Investment Project Spendings, Percentage of completions

Asset Management:

Capitalization, Disposal and Transfer of AssetsSupporting Month End Closure by Preparing Journal EntriesMonth End and KPI Reporting Activities such as Product Cost Walks, AOI Variance Explanations, Variance Analysis of Actuals and Budgets related to Projects and Transformation CostsSOX Support through Physical Inventory Reviews, Monthly Checklists and Plant WalkthroughsSupplier Reconciliations, Writing Lease Projects, Weekly OT ReportingPreparing Business Plans, Monthly Forecasts for Project Expense, Capitalization, Depreciation and Overall Transformation CostsSIS - Cost Deployment Pillar being the Compass of the Plant to Eliminate Waste and Loss in the processAct as a business partner, at times leading discussions, with operational and other support function colleaguesThis role requires strong analytical skills, problem solving abilities with an ownership mindsetWhat you will learn:

Developing relationships with multiple aspects of the organization to achieve the financial and SIS (Stellantis Industrial System) goalsFinancial aspect of life cycle of a product and exposure to management of finances in manufacturingHow to drive SOX control, manage annual Asset Audits and perform annual physical inventoriesApplying financial principles to monitor and control costs while driving profitability within the plantGaining expertise in budgeting, forecasting, financial planning and the ability to communicate financial results effectively to various stakeholders

Basic Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting or related degreeExperience in a similar finance/accounting roleA general understanding of core Finance or Accounting principlesAbility to gather and analyze large amounts of data, interpret results, and provide meaningful reports to operations on a variety of costsWillingness to grow and develop a career in Manufacturing FinanceThe ability to budget, forecast and report actuals through the monthly close processProficient in

Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint, Google and Microsoft SuitesPreferred Qualifications:

MBA or equivalentMinimum 1+ years of experience in a manufacturing environmentExperience in maintaining SOX compliance for a locationProficient in SAP and Hyperion Essbase and knowledge of the project writing systemFamiliarity with PowerBI and Business Analytics or any cloud-based data management platformThe Manufacturing Financial Analyst is responsible for providing operating management with financial analysis of daily, weekly, and monthly operating results. You will have the opportunity to develop your unique skills, innovate, as well as take on expanded roles to capitalize on your potential while gaining global exposure.

This position is responsible for:

Creation, Tracking and Closing of Capital and Expense Investment Project Spendings, Percentage of completions

Asset Management:

Capitalization, Disposal and Transfer of AssetsSupporting Month End Closure by Preparing Journal EntriesMonth End and KPI Reporting Activities such as Product Cost Walks, AOI Variance Explanations, Variance Analysis of Actuals and Budgets related to Projects and Transformation CostsSOX Support through Physical Inventory Reviews, Monthly Checklists and Plant WalkthroughsSupplier Reconciliations, Writing Lease Projects, Weekly OT ReportingPreparing Business Plans, Monthly Forecasts for Project Expense, Capitalization, Depreciation and Overall Transformation CostsSIS - Cost Deployment Pillar being the Compass of the Plant to Eliminate Waste and Loss in the processAct as a business partner, at times leading discussions, with operational and other support function colleaguesThis role requires strong analytical skills, problem solving abilities with an ownership mindsetWhat you will learn:

Developing relationships with multiple aspects of the organization to achieve the financial and SIS (Stellantis Industrial System) goalsFinancial aspect of life cycle of a product and exposure to management of finances in manufacturingHow to drive SOX control, manage annual Asset Audits and perform annual physical inventoriesApplying financial principles to monitor and control costs while driving profitability within the plantGaining expertise in budgeting, forecasting, financial planning and the ability to communicate financial results effectively to various stakeholdersAt Stellantis, we assess candidates based on qualifications, merit, and business needs. We welcome applications from all people without regard to sex, age, ethnicity, nationality, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or any characteristic protected by law. We believe that diverse teams reflect our identity as a global company, enabling us to better address the evolving needs of our customers and care for our future. Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Protected Veterans/Disabled.