Top Financial Analyst Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Prepares revenue forecasts, recurring revenue metrics, variance analyses, dashboards, and financial reporting. Investigates revenue discrepancies, analyzes FX impacts, reconciles recognized revenue with ARR, and develops forecasting models and scenario analyses. Collaborates with Sales, Deal Desk, Revenue Accounting, Legal, FP&A, Systems, and Operations on contract terms, pricing, systems implementations, policy updates, and strategic initiatives. Requires expertise in U.S. GAAP, ASC 606, SaaS metrics, and SEC reporting.

Performs financial and economic analysis, including profit and loss, investments, working capital, allocations, forecasts, variance trends, and business performance. Develops financial information system specifications, prepares management reports and recommendations, and coordinates with program finance, program managers, and cross-functional organizations. Requires Excel proficiency and eligibility for a U.S. Government Secret clearance and program access.

Performs financial and economic analysis, including profit and loss, investments, working capital, forecasts, variance trends, and program allocations. Prepares management reports and recommendations, maintains financial information systems, monitors business performance, and coordinates with program finance, program managers, and cross-functional organizations. Requires Excel proficiency, Secret clearance eligibility, and program access eligibility.

Supports budgets, indirect-rate development, cost accounting, forecasting, and monthly financial analysis. Reviews actual costs against forecasts, explains variances, prepares reports, supports audits and forward pricing rate proposals, and coordinates with accounting, compliance, and government-facing teams. The role is on-site in El Segundo, California and requires U.S. citizenship plus the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance.

Lead financial analysis and program controls for a portfolio of aerospace and defense programs. Responsibilities include EACs, financial forecasting, AOP and long-range planning, risk and opportunity analysis, program reviews, customer negotiation support, financial reporting, and FP&A coordination. The role presents financial data, ensures adherence to policies and deadlines, reviews team deliverables, and mentors analysts.

Manage accounts payable, procure-to-pay, card spend, and expense platforms while producing budget-to-actual reporting. Build budgets, forecasts, cost models, and long-range projections for capital programs and facility development. Partner with engineering and operations teams to translate business needs into actionable financial analysis and support major development campaigns.

Develop quantitative models to value complex financial instruments, including debt, derivatives, convertible bonds, warrants, earn-outs, and complex capital structures. Perform statistical and data analyses, improve modeling processes, automate calculations, and present findings to internal and external stakeholders. The role requires strong knowledge of financial instruments, derivatives valuation theory, statistical methods, and programming or modeling experience using Python, R, MATLAB, VBA, and data visualization tools.

Supports commercial finance through pricing, budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, profitability analysis, variance reporting, and performance dashboards. The role prepares financial scenarios for new products, evaluates margins and trade spending, supports international retail business, presents insights to stakeholders, and identifies process improvements. It partners with Sales, Marketing, Operations, and Customer Service to support pricing integrity, product launches, strategic decisions, and financial performance management.

Lead Financial Analyst conducts financial and business research and analysis, prepares forecasts and reports, develops and maintains spreadsheets/databases, leads financial analysis projects, presents findings to management, coordinates cross-departmentally, explains variances, and recommends improvements.

Lead financial analysis, develop and maintain financial models, forecasts, and databases; conduct and document financial studies; present findings and recommendations to management; coordinate cross-departmental projects and lead special finance projects from data gathering through reporting.

Leads financial management for aerospace and defense development and production programs, including cost and schedule control, funding, forecasting, EACs, variance analysis, EVM, risk management, and financial reporting. Supports proposals and internal investment activities, presents financial information to stakeholders and government customers, and mentors junior analysts. The role requires active Secret-level clearance, U.S. citizenship, SAP and PMX experience, and familiarity with DoD EVMS requirements.

Performs program financial forecasting, reporting, cost and schedule risk analysis, funding assessments, estimates at completion, variance analysis, and audit support. The role develops financial plans, monitors receivables and payables, supports proposals and negotiations, and briefs financial results to business and executive leadership. It requires onsite work, an active Top Secret or SCI clearance, and collaboration across business, functional, and technical teams.

Leads indirect budget, allocation, overhead rate, forecasting, and financial analysis activities for aerospace and defense operations. Ensures compliance with FAR, DFARS, CAS, and corporate accounting standards; develops allocation methodologies; supports DCAA and DCMA audits; maintains audit-ready documentation; and presents financial findings to management. Partners with business units and stakeholders on rate structures, cost forecasting, reporting, and strategic financial initiatives.

Provides financial analysis, reporting, forecasting, journal entries, inventory and overtime analysis, expense allocations, and KPI reporting. Supports monthly operational reviews, annual planning in Adaptive Insights, regulatory documentation, vendor payments, and capital project tracking. Requires strong Excel, analytical, reconciliation, communication, and deadline-management skills. The role is office-based, involves confidential information, and has no supervisory responsibilities.

Provides financial analysis, reporting, budgeting, forecasting, regulatory reporting, account reconciliation, investment transaction processing, and financial modeling support for a credit union. Prepares closing packages, board and committee materials, variance reports, cash flow projections, Call Reports, FR2900 reports, and financial statements. Supports accounting, ALCO, budgeting, and finance committees while maintaining procedures and ensuring accurate, timely reporting.

Maintains financial execution tracking for more than 300 federal grant awards. Reconciles award inventories, grant portals, and Delphi obligations and outlays; investigates discrepancies, drawdowns, balances, and missing documentation. Supports risk-based compliance reviews under 2 CFR Part 200, grant closeout, budget execution, amendment activity, and dashboard validation. Routes unresolved financial issues, updates outlay plans, and identifies funding and closeout risks for government review.

Supports corporate budgeting, quarterly forecasting, monthly financial and management reporting, scenario analysis, financial modeling, profitability analysis, benchmarking, acquisition evaluation, and finance system improvements. The role also contributes to data integrity initiatives and develops valuation and analytical skills while assisting the Accounting and Finance department with special projects.

Own complex financial files tracking customer incentives and revenue adjustments, build strategic financial models, design deal incentives, and forecast adjusted revenue. Partner with Sales, Accounting, Analytics, and FP&A to support close processes, strategic decisions, KPI reporting, and Board presentations. Analyze deal effectiveness, improve tracking processes, reconcile data, and communicate financial insights to stakeholders.

Manages financial integrity and performance for defense programs through budgeting, forecasting, EAC development, invoicing, cost analysis, variance reporting, and compliance. Partners with program, contracts, and subcontract teams to monitor funding, burn rates, billings, labor postings, and cash collections. Supports proposal pricing, cost-volume development, historical cost analysis, and leadership recommendations while resolving errors and responding to ad hoc requests.

Performs financial analysis, forecasting, auditing, and reporting to support business planning and decision-making. Applies accounting principles, prepares monthly expense and direct-cost summaries, evaluates payment arrangements, and monitors financial performance metrics for trends and variances. The role requires financial reporting or accounting experience, residency in North Carolina, a valid driver’s license, and travel within the assigned catchment area as needed.

Supports U.S. Department of State global health awards through budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis, transaction reconciliation, invoice review, reporting, and award documentation. The role monitors contracts, grants, and cooperative agreements for financial performance and compliance; maintains tracking logs and records; prepares SF-425 submissions, dashboards, briefings, and recommendations; and collaborates with government representatives, implementing partners, and leadership. Requires strong Excel-based analysis, accounting knowledge, and experience managing complex awards or programs.

Supports budgeting, forecasting, management reporting, variance analysis, and financial modeling across revenue, headcount, expenses, and cash flow. Maintains integrations and reporting structures in Cube and NetSuite, coordinates with Accounting during monthly close, and analyzes SaaS metrics, collections, vendor spend, and profitability. Provides actionable insights, improves FP&A processes and reporting automation, and supports strategic business decisions.

Analyzes financial performance, cost accounting, service line results, budgets, forecasts, and operational metrics. Reconciles and publishes monthly cost accounting results, validates financial data, develops reports and models, identifies efficiency and revenue opportunities, and provides recommendations to leaders. The role also supports long-range planning, financial software optimization, continuous improvement, and communication of complex financial concepts across the healthcare organization.

Own the three-statement financial model, monthly forecast consolidation, executive and board reporting, long-range planning, and corporate forecasting. The role partners with Finance Systems and cross-functional stakeholders to maintain planning tools, improve forecast accuracy, support AI-driven finance systems, analyze business performance, and inform strategic decisions. It requires strong financial modeling, communication, presentation, and process-improvement skills.

Prepare SEC filings, financial statements, footnotes, MD&A, disclosures, workpapers, and XBRL tagging. Support SOX compliance, external audits, share-based compensation entries, reconciliations, technical accounting research, and disclosure benchmarking. Collaborate with Legal, Investor Relations, Finance, Accounting, and auditors while improving financial reporting processes and using AI to enhance reporting workflows.