Autodesk

Technology

SeniorFinancialAnalyst(Expenses&HeadcountConsolidation)

₹22–35L ~AI est. Bengaluru, India FULL TIME
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The Brief

“Senior Financial Analyst (Expenses & Headcount Consolidation) at Autodesk. Skills: Expense Management, Headcount Planning, Financial Consolidation, FP&A. Lead consolidation and analysis of operating expenses. Lead consolidation and analysis of headcount”

Industry & Context.

Technology
Problems you'll solve

Problem-solving; Analytical; Financial modeling

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor's degree in finance, 5–8 years of experience in FP&A, experience in expense management, workforce/headcount planning, financial consolidation, Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Advanced proficiency in PowerPoint, analytical skills, problem-solving skills, financial modeling skills, Ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, Excellent communication skills, stakeholder management skills

Nice to Have

MBA, CA, CPA or equivalent professional qualification, Experience with planning and ERP systems, Experience supporting large, matrixed organizations, Knowledge of financial reporting, Knowledge of accruals, Knowledge of budgeting processes, Familiarity with dashboarding tools, Familiarity with visualization tools, attention to detail, process improvement mindset

What You'll Do.

Lead consolidation and analysis of operating expenses

Lead consolidation and analysis of headcount

Manage monthly forecasting

Manage quarterly forecasting

Manage annual forecasting

Manage monthly budgeting

Manage quarterly budgeting

Manage annual budgeting

Manage workforce planning

Prepare management reporting packages

Prepare variance analysis

Prepare executive-level presentations

Analyse actuals vs. budget/forecast

Provide actionable insights on cost drivers

Provide actionable insights on workforce trends

Partner with HR and business leaders

Validate hiring plans

Validate attrition assumptions

Validate organizational changes

Validate position management

Support monthly close activities

Support quarterly close activities

Coordinate with accounting

Ensure alignment between financial reporting and planning data

Maintain financial models related to expense forecasting

Maintain financial models related to workforce planning

Maintain financial models related to organizational reporting

Improve financial models related to expense forecasting

Improve financial models related to workforce planning

Improve financial models related to organizational reporting

Ensure data accuracy across financial systems

Ensure data consistency across financial systems

Identify opportunities to streamline reporting

Identify opportunities to automate manual processes

Support ad hoc financial analysis

Support scenario modeling

Support strategic initiatives

Assist in development of FP&A processes

Assist in development of FP&A KPIs

Assist in development of FP&A reporting standards

Assist in documentation of FP&A processes

Assist in documentation of FP&A KPIs

Assist in documentation of FP&A reporting standards

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with business leaders; Partner with HR; Partner with Accounting; Partner with Finance teams; Cross-functional Collaboration

Communication Scope

Executive presentations; Stakeholder management

Full Job Description

**Job Requisition ID #** 26WD98456 **Position Overview** We are seeking a highly analytical and detail-oriented Senior Finance Analyst to join the FP&A team. This role will support organization-wide expense and headcount consolidation, forecasting, budgeting, and management reporting processes. The ideal candidate will partner closely with business leaders, HR, Accounting, and Finance teams to deliver accurate financial insights, drive planning efficiencies, and support executive decision-making. **Responsibilities** * Lead consolidation and analysis of operating expenses and headcount across multiple divisions * Manage monthly, quarterly, and annual forecasting and budgeting processes for expenses and workforce planning * Prepare management reporting packages, variance analysis, and executive-level presentations * Analyse actuals vs. budget/forecast and provide actionable insights on key cost drivers and workforce trends * Partner with HR and business leaders to validate hiring plans, attrition assumptions, organizational changes, and position management * Support monthly and quarterly close activities by coordinating with accounting and ensuring alignment between financial reporting and planning data * Maintain and improve financial models related to expense forecasting, workforce planning, and organizational reporting * Ensure data accuracy and consistency across financial systems such as Anaplan, Adaptive Planning, Workday, SAP, or similar platforms. * Identify opportunities to streamline reporting and automate manual processes using BI tools and advanced Excel capabilities * Support ad hoc financial analysis, scenario modeling, and strategic initiatives for senior leadership * Assist in development and documentation of FP&A processes, KPIs, and reporting standards Key Competencies * Financial Planning & Analysis * Expense Management * Workforce/Headcount Planning * Financial Consolidation * Forecasting & Budgeting * Variance Analysis * Executive Reporting * Cro

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