Financial Analyst

Siemens•Fort Worth, TX

2d•$73,685 - $126,317•Hybrid

About The Position

The Financial Analyst supports Siemens’ local manufacturing operations in Grand Prairie, Texas, and reports directly to the Plant Controller. Initial training takes place in Grand Prairie for 1–2 months, with the long-term work location in Fort Worth, Texas. The role performs finance and accounting tasks that directly affect plant financial performance, responds to interdepartmental requests from teams such as Corporate, Fixed Assets, and Internal Audit, and drives digitalization of reporting, analysis, and plant operations planning. The position is described as hybrid, with remote work possible 2–3 days per week in Grand Prairie; the posting also lists the work mode as Office/Site only. The analyst provides financial analysis and reporting for local and headquarters management, supports inventory management, forecasting, budgeting, and capital expenditure controls, and performs product costing activities. The position works with plant and cross-functional teams to resolve complex problems and supports month-end and ongoing reporting.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or higher in Finance or Accounting.
5+ years of experience in cost and variance analysis and inventory controls.

Nice To Haves

In-depth understanding of cost accounting and bill of material setup.
Experience in inventory controls and management.
Experience in variance analysis and financial reporting.
Intermediate proficiency with Microsoft Excel, including V-lookups and Pivot Tables.
Basic understanding of Microsoft Outlook, Teams, Word, and PowerPoint.
Knowledge of Tableau, Knime/Alteryx, and Snowflake.
Intermediate-level SAP experience.
Intermediate leadership skills.
In-depth understanding of accounting and finance concepts.

Responsibilities

Analyze plant financials and provide expertise to improve organizational results.
Drive implementation of digital solutions for the plant.
Support inventory management, including inventory reserve preparation, and the cycle count process.
Provide financial reporting and variance analysis to local and headquarters management teams.
Prepare ad hoc reporting for the Controller, Plant Manager, Continuous Improvement Teams (CIP), and other local management teams.
Troubleshoot and resolve complex problems across multiple departments and cross-functional areas.
Support forecasting and budgeting, as well as CAPEX controlling.
Support month-end and ongoing reporting, including PUMA/Productivity, P&L, balance sheet, capital spending (CAPEX), inventory, reserves, warranty, and journal entries.
Perform costing activities for new products, bill of material (BOM) revisions, and quotations for the Product Management Team.
Communicate with and respond to interdepartmental requests, including those from Corporate, Fixed Asset, and Internal Audit teams.