FP&A Principal Specialist - GSC Tariff Finance (Onsite)

RTX•East Hartford, CT

2d•$86,800 - $165,200•Onsite

About The Position

The Pratt & Whitney Global Supply Chain (GSC) organization has an immediate opportunity for a FP&A Principal Specialist - GSC Tariff Finance. This is onsite based out of our East Hartford, Connecticut campus location. The Pratt & Whitney (P&W) Global Supply Chain (GSC) organization is a dynamic organization that manages $9B in product spend and $1.5B of non-product spend. As a result of the product spend, GSC manages the associated tariff overhead (TOH) budget driven by imports/exports of the P&W business. An ideal candidate will work well in a challenging and dynamic environment. Aspects of the role will evolve and develop over time as the tariff landscape is constantly changing. The candidate should be able to provide a high level of customer support along with a focus on delivering business results, working well in cross-functional teams, and with all levels of management.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, business administration, or related field required with at least 5+ years of experience in Accounting and Finance; OR a Master's degree with 3+ years of experience in Accounting and Finance.
U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are authorized to access information under this program/contract.
Strong MS Excel & MS PowerPoint.
Strong data analytics skills and interpersonal skills with ability to work with individuals and/or team at all levels.
Organized with strong written and verbal communication.
Ability to think creatively in a dynamic environment with changing priorities and information.

Nice To Haves

HFM and/or SAP experience.

Responsibilities

Analyze tariff cost impacts and future forecasts w/ GSC Finance Tariff Lead & Manufacturing Finance. This includes ad hoc queries and requests for additional data from numerous internal customers.
Develop, update and prepare presentations to support standard reporting requirements and other ad hoc presentations as required.
Provide financial support for mitigation scenario planning, including sensitivity analysis related to Temporary Import under Bond (TIB), Foreign-Trade Zones, and other mitigation efforts.
Standardize a Duty Drawback process that will allow recovery of millions of dollars of tariffs previously paid.
Work with other CE Finance team members, including Partnership Accounting, to adapt current accounting and planning processes for tariff impact.
Support the GSC Finance Tariff Lead and the CE tariff council with communications and analysis of latest tariff topics.
Support aspects of the monthly TOH closing, monthly MML, and long-range planning processes.
Assist with developing controls around TOH reporting.