Junior Financial Analyst – Corporate Finance

Job Description

Junior Financial Analyst | HRCap, Inc.

The Tone:
This is a full-time role at HRCap, Inc., for their client, a high-growth, venture-backed global SaaS and technology platform enterprise. The company builds cutting-edge software solutions for a worldwide market. This entry-level position is crucial for providing financial insights, supporting key financial processes like budgeting and forecasting, and translating raw business data into actionable reports for leadership decisions. Joining this team offers an accelerated foundation in SaaS metrics, three-statement corporate financial modeling, and strategic budgeting. Your contributions in variance auditing and data synthesis will directly inform resource allocation, cost-saving initiatives, and business scaling decisions, providing direct strategic impact. The role involves navigating the financial landscape of a modern software enterprise that operates at the intersection of technology and financial planning, offering global tech exposure.

The TL;DR
• Role: Early Career
• Type: Full-time
• Location: Remote, United States
• Pay: $65000–$80000 yearly
• Team: Corporate Finance Team
• Mission: Serve as a foundational engine for data consolidation, transforming raw business metrics into clear, actionable financial reports for leadership.
• Tech Stack: Microsoft Excel

What You’ll Actually Do
• Support Financial Models: Assist with updating, auditing, and maintaining corporate three-statement financial forecasting models and rolling short-term cash projections.
• Analyze Variances: Track monthly budget-versus-actual financial lines, identifying discrepancies and flagging specific division expenditure spikes to senior analysts.
• Synthesize Data: Gather operational data from various domestic and global business units to help compile comprehensive monthly corporate finance reporting packages.
• Document Bilingually: Translate, draft, and synthesize financial metrics and presentation materials to support clear executive communication between international corporate entities.
• Research Markets: Monitor macroeconomic indicators, industry benchmarks, and software-sector trends to support market expansion modeling and competitive analysis forecasts.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Business Administration, Accounting, or an equivalent quantitative discipline; this is an entry-level opportunity.
• Experience: Professional fluency in both Korean and English (written and verbal) is strictly required to facilitate technical financial reporting and executive synchronization between global offices; exceptional spreadsheet modeling capabilities in Microsoft Excel, including proficiency with VLOOKUP, Index/Match, Pivot Tables, and dynamic financial formulas.
• Skills: A solid foundational understanding of corporate financial statements, valuation methodologies (NPV/IRR), and standard accounting fundamentals; a structured approach to problem-solving with a keen eye for identifying data patterns, anomalies, and potential process efficiencies.