The Lumber Manufactory

Manufacturing

SeniorFinanceAnalyst

$115k+ Boston, Massachusetts, United States FULL TIME
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The Brief

“Senior Finance Analyst at The Lumber Manufactory. Skills: Financial planning, Labor forecasting, Production forecasting. Lead production volume forecasting. Develop labor-to-production forecasting models”

What You'll Achieve.

Drive productivity; Drive cost control; Drive profitable growth

Industry & Context.

Manufacturing
Problems you'll solve

Problem-solving skills

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor's degree, 2-3 years' experience, Financial modeling, Analytical capabilities, Budgeting experience, Forecasting experience, Month-end reporting experience

Nice to Have

Manufacturing experience, Logistics experience, ERP systems exposure, Production reporting tools exposure, BI platforms exposure, Planning platforms exposure

What You'll Do.

Lead production volume forecasting

Develop labor-to-production forecasting models

Provide mill-level insights

Build sales funnel analytics

Manage tract delivered reconciliation

Support raw material usage analysis

Manage inventory planning

Manage mill deployment budgets

Track material usage impacts

Support cost improvement initiatives

Manage vendor database

Manage software licenses

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with mill leadership; Partner with operations leadership; Partner with cross-functional stakeholders; Partner with operations stakeholders

Full Job Description

The Lumber Manufactory (TLM) is building the future of sustainable lumber with next-generation sawmill technology. We design and operate state-of-the-art modular sawmills that produce high-grade dimensional wood products with greater efficiency and less waste. Backed by leading investors including Cantos, Slow Ventures, Susa Ventures, Banter Capital, Humba Ventures, and Ravelin Capital. We are seeking a highly analytical and results-driven Senior Finance Analyst to support financial planning, labor and production forecasting, and operational performance reporting within a manufacturing environment. This role will be instrumental in building and improving FP&A infrastructure, partnering closely with mill and operations leadership, and providing financial insights that drive productivity, cost control, and profitable growth. The ideal candidate combines strong financial modeling skills with a practical understanding of manufacturing drivers such as labor utilization, throughput, capacity, and production volumes. Key Responsibilities Production & Volume Forecasting - Lead production volume forecasting including scenario and sensitivity analysis - Develop and maintain labor‑to‑production forecasting models aligned with capacity plans - Provide mill‑level insights on capacity utilization and operational constraints Fiber & Supply Planning Finance - Build out sales funnel analytics to align fiber supply with production demand - Manage tract delivered tons reconciliation - Support raw material usage and yield analysis Inventory & Mill Financial Management - Manage inventory planning and financial tracking for MM1 and future SE region mills - Manage mill deployment budgets - Track material usage impacts on cost performance Mill Performance Analytics - Analyze mill KPIs and operational metrics to support day‑to‑day decision making - Support cost improvement initiatives at the mill level - Manage contractors, vendor database, and software / other licenses Qualifications - Bac

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