FP&A Finance Analyst

$112,000 - $168,000/Yr

Synopsys - Hillsboro, OR

Full-time - Mid Level

Hillsboro, OR

Publishing Industries

About the position

The FP&A Finance Analyst at Synopsys plays a crucial role in driving business performance through financial analysis and insights. This position involves collaborating with various teams to enhance P&L forecasting, identify cost-saving initiatives, and support new product introductions. The analyst will utilize data analytics tools to improve processes and outcomes, ensuring high-quality results and strategic decision-making.

Responsibilities

• Perform analysis on P&L results in collaboration with Sales, Engineering, and Business Operations to deliver business insights and synthesize trends in support of Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR).
• Explore and drive margin improvement ideas in partnership with Business and Manufacturing Operations on portfolio optimization, inventory, and cost efficiencies.
• Establish benchmarks to assess the performance of product/project investment and recommend actions.
• Engage on profitability improvement initiatives during new product introduction phases.
• Maintain ownership of BU P&L and inventory models; collaborate across BU teams to evolve models to include automation through data analytics tools for efficiency.
• Utilize strong analytical skills to influence and drive change within the organization.

Requirements

• BA or MBA in Business, Finance, Data Analytics, or related fields with relevant finance experience in the semiconductor, software, or technology industries.
• 5-7 years of experience in financial analysis, including managing costs and driving inventory improvements.
• Proficiency with large data sets and analytic tools such as MS Power BI and Tableau.
• Excellent communication skills to partner with and influence senior leaders.
• Proven ability to build strong cross-functional partnerships and work effectively with others to solve problems.

Benefits

• Comprehensive range of health, wellness, and financial benefits.
• Monetary and non-monetary offerings.