Owns the global statutory reporting framework by assessing data readiness, cleaning and standardizing statutory data, documenting processes, and translating finance requirements into automation specifications. Partners with regional statutory teams, tracks readiness KPIs, resolves data and process gaps, and supports AI-assisted financial statement production and automated Stat-to-GAAP adjustment initiatives across multiple countries and legal entities.
Job Description SummaryThis role is the driver of the global statutory reporting framework. The Statutory Reporting & Data Excellence Specialist ensures that the underlying statutory data, processes, and templates are robust, cleaned, and standardized to support an intelligent, automated production environment. This role owns the end-to-end integrity of the process: identifying data quality and integrity gaps, resolving process inconsistencies across legal entities, standardizing inputs and templates, and translating business requirements into specifications that support AI and automation. This is a core delivery role within the Statutory Center of Excellence (CoE), reporting to the CoE Leader. The person in this seat owns the end-to-end health and ongoing evolution of the statutory ecosystem, ensuring consistent, high-quality data inputs and reliable solutions across all phases of the reporting lifecycle.Job Description#LI-Remote - This is a remote position
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct foundation readiness assessments by legal entity / country: data quality, chart-of-accounts mapping, trial balance structure, and source-system gaps.
- Perform hands-on data cleanup and normalization of statutory source data (COA mapping, TB tagging, master data alignment) ahead of automation waves.
- Document current-state process maps and standard work (feeding Value Stream Mapping) for statutory filing production and Stat-to-GAAP (S2G) reconciliation.
- Identify, size, and prioritize standardization opportunities using an effort-vs-impact lens, based on guidance provided by the CoE Leader.
- Partner with in-scope regional statutory teams to gather requirements, validate data readiness, and resolve entity-specific complexities.
- Translate readiness findings and standardized templates into clear, automation-ready requirements and specification documents for the AI/ML Specialist and Automation Developer roles.
- Track readiness KPIs (entities assessed, exceptions resolved, templates standardized) and report progress and roadblocks to CoE leadership and the Steering Committee.
- Support pilot and scale waves of the two core AI solutions — AI-assisted financial statement production and automated S2G adjustments — by ensuring clean, standardized inputs are in place ahead of each wave.
Required Qualifications
- Should be part of ELEC Statutory reporting teams
- Bachelor’s degree in accounting, Finance, or a related field
- Solid experience in statutory reporting, controllership, or finance transformation and experience in ELEC statutory reporting
- Strong data analysis skills (advanced Excel required; exposure to Power BI, or similar a plus).
- Strong experience & knowledge in Electrification statutory processes
- Experience working across multi-country / multi-entity finance operations.
- Demonstrated ability to document processes and standard work (process mapping / VSM experience preferred).
- Comfortable working at the boundary between controllership/statutory teams and the technical/automation team — able to translate statutory process knowledge into clear requirements for the AI/RPA specialists to build, without having to write the code themselves.
Preferred Qualifications
- Prior exposure to GE Vernova (or comparable) statutory processes, Oracle FCC, or similar consolidation/ERP systems.
- Working knowledge of RPA or AI concepts sufficient to translate business requirements into technical specifications.
- Prior coding or scripting experience (e.g., Python, VBA, Power BI/DAX, Alteryx, UiPath, or similar RPA tools) is a plus, along with familiarity with AI agent workflows.
Relocation Assistance Provided: No
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