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Associate #NR64

New York

Associate, Transformation 

Employer: Accordion Partners, LLC

Duties:

  • Perform Capability and Maturity assessments using financial statements, census data, client interviews, management commentary, and industry benchmarks.
  • Develop executive strategies for the CFO, including plans to improve business processes, people operating model, and technologies.
  • Design and implement financial and business reporting and performance metrics.
  • Design Operating Model based on the client’s long-term objectives.
  • Design and implement changes to the current technology stack for scale and productivity and assess the product roadmap for future growth.
  • Design and Process Enhancement across finance areas including order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, record-to-report and FP&A.
  • Assess and recommend process change training facilitation and documentation to meet firm’s strategic goals.
  • Lead projects to increase efficiency, reduce costs and improve profit/shareholder value.
  • Develop and implement KPI dashboards and tracking tools using tools such as PowerBI, Tableau, and Python.
  • Manage multiple client engagements at the same time, ensure projects are on track, manage client expectations and perform course corrections when necessary.
  • Contribute to internal practice area development initiatives.
  • Contribute to development and presentation of client proposals and go-to-market initiatives.

Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree (US or foreign equivalent) in Business Administration, Finance, Accounting, Engineering, or a related field and three (3) years of experience in the job offered or in a related role. 
  • All of the required experience must have included experience with:
    • Understanding customer needs and timelines; setting up plans of actions with senior technical personnel; building models, executing simulations and postprocessing data; presenting findings in written or oral form; executing tools or processes creation under senior technical leaders’ supervision; leading the design analysis of multiple programs using different analytical tools like Optistructs, Abaqus, ANSYS, and nCode to accomplish target KPIs; negotiating and balancing internal deliverables with multiple internal stakeholders while maintaining high resource utilization; collaborating with global teams in the development and implementation of new structural analysis methods; managing correlation work with external and 3rd party vendors for off-site testing; and improving cost savings by developing novel solutions that meet design, manufacturing, quality, and program budgets using topology and topography optimization methods.
    • Position requires domestic travel 50% of the time.
    • Telecommuting is permitted from any U.S. location.

 Salary: $131,706 - $160,000/year. Apply online at https://www.accordion.com/careers/current-openings. Reference: #NR64

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