Financial Analyst – Technology Operations Finance

Job Description

Financial Analyst | Fireclay Corporation

The Tone:
This is a full-time role at Fireclay Corporation, located remotely in Idaho. Fireclay Corporation provides software development, technical support, application delivery, systems, and testing services, as well as managing internal technology operations. This role is crucial for ensuring the accuracy of financial, billing, payroll, account, and transaction records, and for supporting routine reporting across these technical operations. It is designed for an individual who can maintain high accuracy while efficiently moving work forward.

The TL;DR
• Role: Early Career
• Type: Full-time
• Location: Remote, Idaho, United States
• Pay: $70500–$80500 yearly
• Mission: Ensure accurate financial, billing, payroll, account, and transaction records, and support routine reporting for technology operations.
• Tech Stack: Spreadsheets, finance, billing, payroll, or record-management workflows

What You’ll Actually Do
• Review: Review and maintain financial records connected with software development, technical support, application delivery, systems, testing, and internal technology operations.
• Process: Process and verify assigned financial transactions, invoices, account details, and payroll inputs or supporting documentation.
• Investigate: Investigate routine discrepancies and document approved corrections or required follow-up.
• Prepare: Prepare status summaries, reconciliation notes, or recurring reports as required.
• Communicate: Communicate professionally when additional customer, vendor, employee, or internal information is needed.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Entry-Level. Relevant coursework or practical experience in finance, billing, payroll, or record-management is useful; role-equivalent experience can also qualify. A pre-employment background check is required.
• Experience: Comfort using spreadsheets and finance, billing, payroll, or record-management workflows appropriate to the role.
• Skills: Strong numerical accuracy and attention to detail; ability to identify discrepancies and maintain complete supporting documentation; professional communication with customers, vendors, employees, or internal teams.