Turo is seeking a Senior Financial Analyst to join our Analytics team in San Francisco. The Senior Financial Analyst will be driving the analytics and reporting efforts for our Accounting, Finance, & Tax teams. The Senior Financial Analyst role will report to the VP, Analytics & Insights.  The ideal candidate possesses strong financial and analytics experience, ability to organize and create a structured approach to execution, ability to get up to speed quickly on different topics and areas. The candidate should possess excellent communication skills.  

Responsibilities

  • Partner with finance, accounting, and tax teams to design, lead, and optimize data & reporting processes such as business performance reviews and quarterly board meetings
  • Communicate performance metrics/KPIs and value frameworks, explaining the business reasons for variance from the forecast to business leaders
  • Partner with finance to streamline and improve financial and KPI forecasting processes
  • Partner with accounting to assist with monthly close and audit procedures
  • Take ownership of internal financial reporting processes
  • Conduct deep dives into business trends and drivers of variance
  • Maintain existing dashboards for accuracy and incorporate changes in the business

Requirements

  • 3+ years of experience in a related role; experience in investment banking or Big 4 a plus
  • BA in Finance, Accounting, Economics or related quantitative discipline required
  • Strong communication skills with experience partnering with finance & accounting teams
  • Superior SQL skills and comfortable using on a daily basis
  • Advanced Excel and MS PowerPoint skills
  • Financial analysis and modeling experience a plus
  • Experience with BI & visualization tools is a strong plus (i.e. DOMO, Tableau)
  • Must be intellectually curious, eager to learn, self-motivated, detail oriented, and able to multitask

Benefits

  • Competitive salary and equity for all full-time employees
  • Employer-paid medical, dental, and vision insurance and 401k match
  • Flexible paid time off, 9 paid holidays, paid volunteer time off, and paid parental leave
  • Turo host matching and vehicle reimbursement program
  • Monthly Fringe benefits stipend
  • Monthly Turo travel credit 

About Turo

Turo is the world’s largest car sharing marketplace where you can book any car you want, wherever you want it, from a vibrant community of trusted hosts across the US, Canada, and the UK. Guests choose from a totally unique selection of nearby cars, while hosts earn extra money to offset the costs of car ownership. A pioneer of the sharing economy and the travel industry, Turo is a safe, supportive community where the car you book is part of a story, not a fleet. Discover Turo at https://turo.com, the App Store, and Google Play, and check out our blog, Field Notes.  

Turo has raised $500M to date from top-tier investors, including IAC, Daimler AG, Kleiner Perkins, GV, Canaan Partners, August Capital, and Shasta Ventures. 

Turo cultivates a tight-knit team of smart, critical thinkers who care about their work and their colleagues. Our recruiting team is always on the lookout for supportive, down-to-earth, pioneering, and efficient candidates to grow our team's talent and enrich our culture.

Read more about the Turo culture according to Turo CEO, Andre Haddad.

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