Top Financial Analyst Jobs in Boston, MA

Develop and enhance quantitative financial models supporting Treasury, asset liability management, interest-rate risk, mortgage hedging, pricing, profitability, and portfolio risk decisions. Analyze fixed income, derivatives, duration, convexity, stress scenarios, deposits, and prepayments. Automate workflows with Python and Excel/VBA, modernize analytics in Snowflake, document model governance, and communicate insights to Treasury, Risk, Credit, Product, and portfolio leaders.

Partners with Technology and Digital leadership on budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and investment decisions. Manages close activities, accruals, reconciliations, SOX controls, and financial data integrity. Consolidates technology spending data, improves capital planning, and automates financial processes. Provides actionable analysis of cost drivers and resource investments while communicating insights to senior stakeholders and collaborating across Finance, Technology, and Product teams.

Develop and maintain acquisition-related financial models, forecast expenses, support the Corporate Development executive, prepare senior leadership analyses, and lead special finance projects. The role requires advanced Excel and PowerPoint skills, strong analytical communication, confidentiality, and effective prioritization. It also involves exploring AI tools to improve M&A diligence, planning, reporting, and finance processes.

Supports financial modeling, budgeting, forecasting, monthly financial reporting, and analysis of actual versus projected results. Coordinates with departments across the company, validates financial model outputs, communicates performance insights to management, and helps prepare reports for executive leadership and stakeholders. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance, strong analytical and communication skills, and availability for emergency storm assignments and travel across Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Hampshire.

Performs moderate to complex loss billing, deductible analysis, reconciliations, validations, investigations, and issue resolution for GRS accounts. Partners with Claims, Underwriting, Finance, IT, and external stakeholders to improve billing processes and controls, support system and operational projects, maintain documentation, and prepare audit materials. Provides mentorship to less-experienced analysts and ensures work meets quality, compliance, and customer-service standards.

Performs research, analysis, reconciliations, validations, and investigations for moderate to complex loss-billing issues. Partners with Claims, Underwriting, Finance, IT, and external stakeholders to ensure accurate billing, maintain controls, resolve problems, and improve processes. Supports system and operational projects, audit documentation, and quality assurance activities. Provides guidance to less-experienced analysts and contributes to continuous improvement and process efficiency.

The Senior Financial Analyst supports forecasting, financial modeling, KPI analysis, operating expense planning, resource allocation, and capital investment decisions. They partner with R&D and G&A teams, improve finance infrastructure through an EPM system transition, evaluate risks and efficiencies, and prepare reporting for management, investors, and the Board. The role also supports month-end close and budget-versus-actual processes while providing strategic insights to leadership.

Partners with R&D and engineering leaders to manage cloud, cellular, and AI infrastructure costs. Responsibilities include financial analysis, monthly and quarterly reporting, month-end close support, annual operating plan preparation, forecasting, KPI development, cost optimization, and improving financial models and reporting processes. The role also presents insights to senior leadership and leverages AI tools to streamline finance workflows.

Supports operational finance for a manufacturing division through budgeting, forecasting, reporting, COGS variance analysis, inventory oversight, CAPEX tracking, labor and productivity analysis, and financial modeling. Partners with operations and supply chain teams to improve reporting, validate savings, identify control gaps, and guide business decisions. Requires strong analytical, communication, Excel, and Power BI skills, with responsibility for monthly business reviews and process improvements.

Supports monthly and year-end close, journal entries, reconciliations, audits, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and financial modeling. Prepares management reporting, analyzes variances and business trends, reviews departmental spending, and conducts ad hoc analysis for leadership. Collaborates with Sales, Marketing, Operations, and Finance stakeholders while using AI tools to improve reporting and recurring workflows.

Leads go-to-market financial planning and analysis, partnering with Sales, Revenue Operations, and Partnerships leadership. Owns GTM reporting, P&L planning, forecasting, variance analysis, financial modeling, pipeline and bookings analysis, sales capacity planning, quota setting, and compensation design. Builds scalable reporting and data solutions using Pigment, Salesforce, Tableau, and SQL while providing strategic insights on pricing, packaging, revenue, and business performance.

Supports TJX’s Corporate Treasury Analytics function through global cash and interest forecasting, financial modeling, reporting, Treasury Workstation administration, U.S. cash management backup, payment processing, journal entries, KYC and SOX support, and global Treasury projects. Develops analytical tools, maintains investment and intercompany loan records, and presents data-driven insights to stakeholders and senior leadership.

Participates in a two-year rotational finance program covering FP&A, accounting, tax, cost accounting, treasury, and corporate development. Responsibilities include month-end reporting, financial forecasting, consolidation, financial modeling, analytics, and business decision support. The successful candidate must be willing to relocate internationally after completing the program.

Two-year rotational finance program covering FP&A, accounting, tax, cost accounting, treasury, corporate development, and investor relations. Responsibilities include month-end reporting, financial forecasting, consolidation, financial modeling, and analytical support for business decisions. The position develops future global finance leaders and requires international relocation after program completion.

Two-year rotational finance development program covering FP&A, accounting, tax, cost accounting, treasury, business development, and investor relations. Responsibilities include month-end reporting, financial forecasting, consolidation, financial modeling, and ad hoc decision support. The successful candidate must demonstrate analytical, communication, leadership, and project management skills, maintain a minimum 3.5 GPA, and be willing to relocate internationally after completing the program.

Serve as the FP&A business partner for Renewals and Customer Experience, driving renewal forecasting, retention analysis, ARR and churn reporting, executive dashboards, data governance, financial modeling for budgets/forecasts, and cross-functional strategic analyses to improve renewal outcomes and inform leadership decisions.

As a Sr. Financial Analyst at SharkNinja, you'll manage global operating expenses, drive tradeoff decisions, perform financial modeling, and collaborate across commercial teams to provide clear, actionable financial insights to senior leadership.

Performs complex financial analysis, modeling, forecasting, budget management, monthly reporting, and financial planning for multiple university programs. Provides technical guidance, develops planning and budget-to-actual materials, supports budget consolidation and report development, ensures compliance with policies and regulations, and manages user security access for financial and administrative systems.

Oversees budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, reporting, accounting coordination, purchasing, contract management, and financial operations for Technology and Facilities. Advises leadership on financial decisions, maintains technology and software asset inventories, supports equipment purchasing, ensures policy compliance, and contributes to organization-wide finance process improvements and system enhancements.

Supports financial planning and analysis through forecasting, budgeting, five-year planning, capital budgeting, financial modeling, reporting, and performance analysis. Partners with leadership and business units to evaluate results, identify trends, risks, opportunities, and business drivers, and develop action plans. Extracts and analyzes large datasets, manages sensitive information, and delivers timely insights to support data-driven decisions.

The Financial Analyst supports budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, variance analysis, and monthly and quarterly reporting. The role provides actionable insights on revenue, COGS, Opex, risks, and opportunities; partners with Finance, Accounting, and business teams; validates data and assumptions; and improves finance processes, tools, reporting, automation, and data quality. Responsibilities include business-case analysis, scenario planning, performance management, governance, and executive-ready communication.

Manage FP&A, maintain the 3-statement model, forecasts and budgets; perform variance analysis and executive/board reporting; model BOM costs and microfactory unit economics; build ROI models for capital and automation; partner cross-functionally on headcount, inventory, and ERP/financial systems implementation.

Deliver FinOps expertise for a DoD cloud program, owning recurring financial reviews, cost forecasting, variance analysis, and optimization recommendations across multi-cloud environments. Build dashboards and forecasts (using Kion), provide stakeholder-facing guidance and training, support budget and procurement processes, and maintain FinOps documentation and automation best practices.

Analyze financial data, build and maintain financial models, produce reports and presentations, collaborate with cross-functional teams, monitor performance, and recommend improvements to support business planning and profitability.

The Financial Analyst III role involves core accounting and FP&A responsibilities, including month-end close, financial modeling, and collaboration with business leaders to support planning and decision-making.