Financial Analyst

Margins, accruals, and forecasts are the language here, and Cisco seeks a Financial Analyst fluent in all three. Set the $67,000 - $100,000 aside a moment and the finance ownership alone makes this Cisco job worth a serious look.

• Draft tax memos clear enough that legal signs without rewrites
• Streamline month-end close to reduce reporting turnaround time
• Keep capital-expenditure approvals flowing without losing the paper trail
• Sit beside the Stamford controller on accruals, deferrals, and journal entries
• Keep the internship commission calc transparent enough to survive a dispute
• Collaborate cross-functionally to improve forecasting accuracy

• A communicator who writes the meeting recap nobody asked for but everyone reads
• Comfort with a Cisco pace that rarely sits still
• Working understanding of both Valuation and Persuasion in real-world settings
• Working familiarity with internship schedules and team norms at Cisco
• 1+ years putting SQL to work in a finance setting
• Willingness to relocate to Stamford, CT, or to make remote work

Plenty of firms claim to do finance;
Cisco actually does it, and from Stamford no less, with a gently-demanding stubbornness about quality. Our CT crew runs on candor, caffeine, and a stubborn refusal to ship sloppy work.

This position offers $67,000 - $100,000, comprehensive benefits, and genuine room to advance into leadership within finance.

Our hiring manager is personally reviewing every Financial Analyst application that comes in.