As a Junior Financial Analyst at GVS you will play a key role in supporting the financial performance, developing forecasts, and providing strategic insights to support key business decisions. You will work closely with cross-functional teams, including finance, operations, human resource, and senior management, to drive financial success and maintain operational efficiency.

Responsibilities for this role include but are not limited to:

• Responsible for the process for calculating and maintaining standard costs.
• Creating, maintaining, and updating financial models, forecasts, and budgets.
• Identifying causes of material cost variances.
• Analyzing financial data, developing models, and creating reports that help in decision-making processes.
• Responsible for analyzing labor cost and prepare recommendation to operating management.
• Monitoring KPIs (sales, gross margin, etc.) and identifying the cause of any unexpected variances.
• Developing and continually improving budgeting, financial projections, and operating forecasts.

Experience/technical skills required include:

• BA/BS in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or similar discipline
• Minimum of 2 years’ experience (experience in manufacturing environment preferred)
• Knowledge of standard costing and manufacturing variances
• Experience with integrated accounting systems (Microsoft GP Dynamics, eSmart, Analitica, or similar)
• Advanced Excel skills, such as pivot tables and query
• Excellent communication skills
• Ability to complete projects timely and accurately.
• Must be detail oriented with strong organizational and analytical skills.

• Responsible for the process for calculating and maintaining standard costs.
• Creating, maintaining, and updating financial models, forecasts, and budgets.
• Identifying causes of material cost variances.
• Analyzing financial data, developing models, and creating reports that help in decision-making processes.
• Responsible for analyzing labor cost and prepare recommendation to operating management.
• Monitoring KPIs (sales, gross margin, etc.) and identifying the cause of any unexpected variances.
• Developing and continually improving budgeting, financial projections, and operating forecasts