Financial Analyst

Southern Company•Atlanta, GA

About The Position

This position sits within the Corporate Development & Analysis (“CDA”) organization of Southern Company Services (“SCS”). The CDA organization is at the center of Southern Company’s growth engine, partnering with leaders across the business to evaluate investments, shape strategy, and drive high-impact decisions that power our future. As part of the CDA organization, this position partners closely with leaders across Southern Company and its electric, gas and non-regulated operating companies to support large investment decisions associated with data centers, acquisitions, and large regulated and non-regulated projects, etc. Through financial and strategic analysis, this role helps evaluate new opportunities, assess risks and guide major transactions. The work directly contributes to long-term growth, shareholder value, and customer affordability.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required in Finance, Economics, Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related quantitative/technical field.
A minimum of three months of experience in a finance-related role is required.
Upcoming and recent college graduates will be considered provided they meet the degree qualifications upon the time of hiring.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to translate complex data into clear, actionable insights; advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint, with working knowledge of utility accounting and financial analysis principles.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills with the ability to effectively collaborate and influence across all levels of the organization.
Highly detail-oriented and well-organized, with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
Demonstrated track record of innovative thinking, continuous improvement, and creative problem-solving.

Nice To Haves

MBA or advanced degree in Finance or a closely related discipline is beneficial.
Prior experience or academic exposure to utility or energy-related finance is not required but considered a plus.