Financial Planning Specialist - #25557 Accounting - Beaverton, OR at Geebo

Financial Planning Specialist - #25557

Financial Planning Specialist - #25557
3 Month Contract
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Responsibilities
Detailed Global WM business case creation and operating model for future of business case.
Monthly forecast/actuals prep and alignment.
Assisting with strategic financial planning for the Global WM program.
Qualifications
IT Program Finances
Strategic Financial Planning
Business Case Analysis
Complex financial modeling
SAP Finance
MS Excel Expert
VanderHouwen & Associates, Inc.
For over two decades, VanderHouwen & Associates, Inc. (VHA), a Women Owned and nationally certified WBENC organization, has been a premier staffing provider of IT, Engineering, and Accounting professionals in the Pacific Northwest. While it might seem unusual for a rapid-deploy, results-driven business like ours to take that responsibility personally, we do. Our President's work ethic not only serves as the foundation of our company, but drives the commitment to individual attention which infuses our culture. Our dedication is to the satisfaction and success of our clients and consultants. We're committed to providing outstanding service to a uniquely demanding industry in a straightforward, ethical, highly personal, and always-responsive manner.
6342 SW Macadam Ave. o Portland, Oregon 97239
P 503.299.6811 TF 888.299.6811 F 503.224.6181Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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