Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A) Analyst

Hummingbird Healthcare

1d•$75,000 - $97,500•Remote

About The Position

Bring the numbers to life and help a growing finance team make sharper decisions. As an FP&A Analyst at Hummingbird, you’ll help leaders understand what is happening across the business and what it means. You’ll analyze financial and operational data, build and maintain models that support planning and forecasting, and translate what you find into clear, grounded recommendations. You’ll spend most of your day in financial analysis, modeling, and performance reporting, partnering closely with leaders across the organization to support planning and decision-making. This is a hands-on role with real ownership and room to grow. You’ll start by learning our business, our cost center structure, and our planning and close calendar, and over time you’ll take on more responsibility, including end-to-end ownership of the financial planning and accounting for our technology investments. You’ll bring growing independence and judgment to how performance and outcomes are understood, and you’ll have a manager who is invested in a clear path for your development. We’re a startup, which means you’ll wear more hats, get more exposure, and take on more responsibility earlier than you might at a larger, more structured organization. If that sounds energizing, you’ll feel at home here.

Requirements

2 to 3 years of experience in FP&A, finance, accounting, or a related analytical discipline, or equivalent experience.
Strong Excel and financial modeling skills, with the ability to build usable models from scratch, not just work within existing templates.
A working understanding of accounting, including three-statement financials and how operating decisions flow through them.
Proven ability to analyze trends and explain findings clearly, with supporting evidence, to people who weren’t in the data.
Clear written and verbal communication and the ability to build trusted relationships and partner effectively across teams.
Comfort working with ambiguous or incomplete data and sound judgment about how to proceed or when to escalate.
Openness to using AI and technology to strengthen financial modeling, analysis, and day-to-day work.

Nice To Haves

Exposure to capitalization and amortization of technology costs or the end-to-end flow for internally developed software.
Experience with planning platforms such as Adaptive (Workday Adaptive Planning) or similar, and tools beyond basic spreadsheets like SQL, Tableau, or Power BI.
Experience in a startup or rapidly growing environment.

Responsibilities

Build and maintain financial models and projections from scratch in Excel to support planning, forecasting, and decision-making.
Analyze trends and drivers to explain not just what the numbers say, but what is happening and why.
Evaluate results against plans and expectations, and explain the gaps clearly and objectively.
Support corporate and non-labor expense planning, keeping forecasts current as new information comes in.
Own the end-to-end financial planning and accounting for technology investments, including capitalization and amortization of internally developed software, as you grow into the role.
Interpret three-statement financials and connect how operating decisions affect financial outcomes.
Present findings in a clear, structured way tailored to your audience, and walk stakeholders through your methodology so they can trust the results.
Partner with leaders across the business to build strong relationships and support planning conversations.
Use planning tools such as Adaptive, along with automation and AI, to improve the efficiency and quality of financial work.
Take ownership of scoped work, follow through reliably, and know when to pull in help on unfamiliar problems.