Senior Financial Reporting Analyst

NorthPoint Search Group•Alpharetta, GA

About The Position

This position combines financial reporting, performance analysis, forecasting support, KPI reporting, and cross-functional partnership across Accounting and FP&A. We’re seeking someone ready to step into a visible role requiring at least three years of progressive accounting, reporting, or FP&A experience. You’ll work closely with finance leadership, Accounting, FP&A, and operational stakeholders throughout the organization. You’ll have the opportunity to improve how a growing organization analyzes performance, communicates results, and uses financial information to make decisions. The office environment is collaborative and fast-moving, with a strong emphasis on ownership, continuous improvement, and partnership across teams. The salary is competitive and commensurate with experience. Are you the person who looks at a variance and immediately wants to understand what caused it? We’re searching for a Senior Financial Reporting Analyst who can go beyond producing reports and help explain the business story behind the numbers. This position sits at the intersection of Accounting and FP&A, turning completed financial results into useful analysis that supports forecasting, planning, and leadership decisions. You’ll have significant exposure to the monthly and quarterly reporting process, analyzing financial performance against expectations and developing reporting that makes complex information easier for business leaders to understand. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong accounting fundamentals who also enjoys analysis, problem-solving, financial storytelling, and improving the way finance teams work.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related discipline.
At least 3 years of progressive experience within financial reporting, accounting, FP&A, or a related finance function.
Demonstrated ability to analyze financial results and explain meaningful budget and forecast variances.
Strong understanding of GAAP and core financial reporting concepts.
Experience participating in monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reporting cycles.
Ability to create management reporting or MD&A-style analysis that turns financial data into an understandable narrative.
Strong Excel capabilities, including Pivot Tables, XLOOKUP/VLOOKUP, and SUMIFS.
Experience working with ERP, business intelligence, or financial reporting platforms; exposure to Sage Intacct or Domo is beneficial.
Strong written communication skills and the ability to present financial information clearly to different audiences.
Ability to work effectively with both Accounting and FP&A teams as well as non-finance business partners.
A proactive approach to problem-solving, process improvement, and taking ownership of deliverables.
Comfort working in an organization where priorities move quickly and reporting processes continue to evolve.

Nice To Haves

Public accounting experience is strongly preferred.
CPA designation is welcomed but not required.

Responsibilities

Turn monthly and quarterly financial results into clear reporting and actionable business insights.
Analyze actual performance against budgets and forecasts, identifying the underlying drivers of significant variances.
Develop management reporting and MD&A materials that combine financial performance with KPIs and forward-looking context.
Prepare consolidated financial statements, supporting schedules, and other recurring reporting.
Work with Accounting and FP&A to ensure financial actuals are accurately reflected in forecasts and planning activities.
Build clear explanations of performance across the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement.
Support the development of stronger balance sheet and cash flow forecasting and analysis.
Monitor important financial and operating KPIs and communicate trends to stakeholders.
Support capital planning, CAPEX analysis, fixed-asset reporting, project schedules, and related rollforwards.
Prepare financial analysis and supporting materials for leadership discussions and presentations.
Work directly with business partners to investigate financial results and answer reporting-related questions.
Conduct accounting research when needed and contribute to technical accounting documentation.
Provide ad hoc analysis to help leadership evaluate business opportunities and financial decisions.
Identify opportunities to streamline recurring reporting through better processes, automation, and financial systems.
Help strengthen the connection between Accounting, FP&A, and business operations as the organization continues to grow.