Financial Analyst Jobs
Updated October 9, 2026 · 5 verified employers
Latest Financial Analyst Jobs
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Financial Analyst
Parking Group
·📍 Thousand Oaks, California
·💰 $30–$42/h
Financial ModelingData AnalysisExcel & Spreadsheet ProficiencyForecasting & Budgeting
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Financial Analyst
MRKIT
·📍 Calgary, Alberta
·💰 $120,000–$150,000/y
Financial ModelingAdvanced Excel (including VBA)Budgeting and ForecastingFinancial reporting and statements analysis
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Financial Analyst
Tech inn
·📍 Remote
·💰 $455–$559/h
Strategic Decision SupportValuation TechniquesBudget Development & MonitoringRegulatory Compliance & ReportingMergers & Acquisitions Due DiligenceTreasury & Cash Flow ManagementFinancial ModelingData AnalysisFinancial ReportingFinancial PlanningInvestment AnalysisPortfolio ManagementSQL/Data QueryingBusiness Intelligence Tools (Tableau, Power BI)Credit Analysis
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Financial Analyst
Super Kena
·📍 Remote
·💰 $28.75–$35.23/h
Financial ModelingData AnalysisSQL/database querying
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Financial Analyst
paused30 THREE SIXTY PUBLIC FINANCE, INC
·📍 Remote
·💰 $75,000–$85,000/y
Financial ModelingFinancial PlanningRisk ManagementData AnalysisAccountingFinancial Reporting
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Financial Analyst
closedTech inn
·📍 Lahore, Punjab, 54100
·💰 $45/h
Financial ModelingData AnalysisFinancial ReportingFinancial Planning
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Financial Analyst
closedTech inn
·📍 Lahore, Punjab, 54100
·💰 $45/h
Financial ModelingData AnalysisFinancial ReportingFinancial Planning
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Financial Analyst
closedTech inn
·📍 Lahore, Punjab, 54100
·💰 $45/h
Financial ModelingData AnalysisFinancial ReportingFinancial Planning
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Financial Analyst
closedTech inn
·📍 Adelanto, California, 92301
·💰 $45/h
Financial ModelingData AnalysisFinancial ReportingFinancial Planning
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How much do Financial Analyst jobs pay?
The median salary for Financial Analyst positions is $93,600, with a typical range from $80,000 to $93,600. The average pay is $198,375, which is 73.91% below the national average of $760,351.
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$93,600
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$93,600
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Is Financial Analyst hiring growing?
Month-over-month hiring figures for Financial Analyst jobs will appear once there is a full month of posting history.
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Companies hiring for Financial Analyst roles
44% remote · 56% on-site · 67% full-time · 22% part-time · 11% contract
Remote
44%
On-site
56%
Full-time
67%
Part-time
22%
A day in the life of a Financial Analyst
- Develop and maintain detailed financial models to project revenue and expenses.
- Prepare monthly and quarterly financial reports for senior management.
- Analyze variance between actual results and forecasts, identifying key drivers.
- Assist in budgeting processes and monitor adherence to financial plans.
- Evaluate investment opportunities and perform cost‑benefit analyses.
Skills you need for Financial Analyst jobs
- Financial Modeling
- Data Analysis
- Financial Reporting
Financial Analyst jobs: frequently asked questions
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What does a Financial Analyst do?
A Financial Analyst examines financial data, creates forecasting models, and generates reports that help companies make informed decisions. They monitor budgets, assess investment opportunities, and track performance metrics. Their work supports strategic planning and risk management.
What qualifications or tools are needed for a Financial Analyst job?
Employers look for expertise in financial modeling, data analysis, and financial reporting. Proficiency with spreadsheet software and analytical tools is essential. Candidates often hold degrees in finance, accounting, or related fields, though specific certifications are not listed.
Is a Financial Analyst career a good choice?
Financial Analyst roles are available in 3 industries and include full-time, part-time, and contract positions. The mix of remote (44%) and on-site (56%) work offers flexibility. Competitive salaries and demand for analytical skills suggest solid career prospects.
How does a Financial Analyst differ from a Data Analyst?
A Financial Analyst focuses on financial statements, budgeting, and investment evaluation, while a Data Analyst works with broader data sets to uncover trends across various domains. Financial Analysts rely heavily on financial modeling and reporting, whereas Data Analysts emphasize statistical analysis and data visualization. Their toolsets overlap in data analysis but diverge in domain-specific applications.
Can you get a Financial Analyst job with no experience?
Entry-level Financial Analyst positions exist, often requiring foundational skills in financial modeling and data analysis. While prior experience is valuable, employers may consider candidates with strong academic backgrounds and proficiency in relevant tools. Demonstrating analytical ability and attention to detail can help candidates break into the field.