Senior Financial Analyst - Spokane, WA and Atlanta, GA

PotlatchDeltic Corporation•Spokane, WA

About The Position

PERFORMS AS A VITAL ORGANIZATIONAL ASSET IN THE FINANCIAL, PLANNING AND ANALYSIS (FP&A) GROUP WITH ADVANCED CAPABILITIES RELATED TO FINANCIAL ANALYSIS IN SUPPORT OF OUR TIMBERLANDS, WOOD PRODUCTS, REAL ESTATE, AND CORPORATE DIVISIONS. RESPONSIBLE FOR CONDUCTING FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF OPERATING RESULTS, CAPITAL PROJECTS, DIVISIONAL BUDGETS, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND OTHER RELATED TASKS AIMED AT DETERMINING POTENTIAL PROJECT SAVINGS, RETURNS AND/OR GROWTH. MUST BE ABLE TO WORK IN A HIGH-PACED ENVIRONMENT UNDER TIGHT DEADLINES.

Requirements

BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN BUSINESS, FINANCE, ACCOUNTING, ECONOMICS, FORESTRY OR A RELATED FIELD (MBA OR RELATED ADVANCED DEGREE PREFERRED)
MINIMUM OF FIVE (5) YEARS’ EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
DEMONSTRATED ABILITY TO MANAGE MULTIPLE HIGH-PROFILE PROJECTS SIMULTANEOUSLY
EXCELLENT WRITTEN AND VERBAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS
DEMONSTRATED ABILITY TO WORK EFFECTIVELY WITH OTHERS IN A TEAM ENVIRONMENT
CAPABLE OF DISSEMINATING COMPLEX FINANCIAL INFORMATION
ADVANCED PROFICIENCY IN MICROSOFT WORD, EXCEL, POWERPOINT AND INTERMEDIATE PROFICIENCY WITH RELATIONAL DATABASES OR SIMILAR SOFTWARE (EXPERIENCE WITH SQL OR SIMILAR DATABASES A PLUS)
GENERALLY OFFICE ENVIRONMENT
UP TO 25% TRAVEL REQUIRED
OCCASIONAL EXPOSURE TO OPERATING ENVIRONMENTS AND SEASONAL WEATHER CONDITIONS

Nice To Haves

EXPERIENCE IN MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS AND/OR THE WOOD PRODUCTS INDUSTRY A PLUS
MBA OR RELATED ADVANCED DEGREE PREFERRED
EXPERIENCE WITH SQL OR SIMILAR DATABASES A PLUS

Responsibilities

Preparation of periodic operating and financial results and variance explanations to division and executive management.
Short-term and long-term divisional forecasts.
Coordinate and consolidate the annual division operating and capital budgets.
Effective budgeting liaison between Wood Products, Resources and Corporate Divisions.
Lead the Authorization for Capital Expenditure (AFCE) process as a resource for determination of potential project savings, returns, etc.
Capital project performance reviews.
Utilize and/or develop financial forecast models (i.e., NPV, DCF, RONA, etc.) to assist with capital decision making and other strategic initiatives.
Serve as the financial advisor to operating personnel regarding operational decisions including potential areas of cost savings.
Stay abreast of changes in financial analysis techniques and activity-based costing methods.
Maintain an awareness of economics and market trends in our industries.
Conduct financial analysis of developing business opportunities with the goal for potential areas of growth.