Financial Analyst - Financial Protection

Marathon Petroleum Corporation•Findlay, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Financial Protection designs, structures, places, and renews MPC and MPLX insurance programs to maintain appropriate coverage and competitive terms. The team partners with business units to identify, assess, and manage risk exposures arising from operations, acquisitions, and divestitures. It also reviews contractual indemnity and insurance requirements, provides surety bonds and evidence of insurance—including self-insurance and financial responsibility filings—and coordinates insurance claim administration following major incidents. The Financial Analyst applies knowledge of process, accounting, finance, and risk/control practices to moderately complex assignments in limited-risk process areas. The role analyzes business solutions using standard procedures and appropriate guidance, and collaborates with internal and external partners to support ongoing improvement. The position is based in Findlay, Ohio, with travel of up to 15%–20%.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Accounting, or a related discipline.
Three years of experience in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.
Strong communication and collaboration skills, including the ability to work across internal organizations and with external partners.

Responsibilities

Apply working knowledge of process, accounting, finance, and risk/control theories, practices, and procedures.
Perform moderately complex assignments involving ownership of limited-risk process areas.
Analyze possible business solutions using standard procedures and appropriate guidance.
Collaborate with internal and external team members and participate in meetings to discuss analyses and analytical needs.
Renew insurance policies, balancing efficient risk transfer with reduced exposure.
Oversee administration of MPC’s captive insurance program, including governance, regulatory, financial, and operational requirements.
Administer OCIP programs, including contractor enrollment, coverage coordination, compliance, and ongoing oversight.
Review insurance requirements and indemnity provisions in third-party contracts.
Coordinate financial reviews for the HES&S vetting program.
Oversee preparation of the Insurance department budget.
Educate business partners on insurance and risk management topics.
Support issuance of certificates of insurance and surety bonds.