Senior Financial Analyst – Manufacturing

Linked Professional Services•Roseville, MI

20h•$90,000 - $110,000•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a Senior Financial Analyst to provide comprehensive financial analysis and support for manufacturing operations and product lines. This role partners with cross-functional teams—including engineering, manufacturing, and purchasing—to deliver cost insights, build financial models, and support strategic budgeting and forecasting.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related field.
CPA or CMA preferred.
5–7 years of progressive experience in manufacturing or automotive supply environment.
Strong cost accounting background: standard costing, variance analysis, and inventory valuation.
Hands-on asset accounting knowledge: GAAP capitalization rules, depreciation methods, and asset reconciliations.
Expertise in financial modeling and scenario analysis (capital projects, product costing).
Experience in budgeting and forecasting in complex, multi-plant operations.
Advanced Excel skills; experience with PLEX ERP systems required.
Excellent communication skills to distill complex data into actionable recommendations.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Power BI, Tableau, or similar reporting tools.
Lean/Six Sigma or continuous improvement experience.
Ability to work independently in ambiguous situations and drive structure.
Collaborative mindset with influence across functions.

Responsibilities

Lead monthly cost accounting close: validate standard costs, analyze variances (labor, overhead, materials), and propose corrective actions.
Maintain fixed asset accounting: oversee capitalization, depreciation schedules, impairment testing, and audit support.
Build financial models for new product launches, process improvements, and “make vs. buy” decisions.
Partner with operations to identify cost-saving opportunities, optimize inventory, and reduce working capital.
Develop and maintain KPI dashboards and management reporting packages (P&L bridges, cash-flow analyses).
Support month-end and quarter-end close: reconcile balance-sheet accounts, prepare journal entries, and ensure SOX compliance.
Mentor junior analysts: review deliverables, share best practices, and foster continuous learning.
Complete other tasks as needed to support business operations.