Project Financial Analyst; Remote

Who You Are

You are a highly analytical, business-minded finance professional who enjoys turning financial data into actionable business insights. You thrive in project‑based environments where you can influence profitability, improve operational performance, and partner with cross‑functional teams to drive smarter business decisions.

You are equally comfortable working with financial models, executive leadership, and project managers. You have a strong understanding of project accounting and financial forecasting, communicate complex financial concepts clearly, and help operational teams make informed decisions that improve project outcomes and profitability.

You are proactive, detail-oriented, and passionate about building financial discipline while supporting a collaborative, customer‑focused organization.

As a Professional Services Financial Analyst, you will serve as the financial subject matter expert supporting Myriad
360's Professional Services organization. You will oversee project financial performance, profitability analysis, forecasting, pricing, cost governance, and financial reporting across a portfolio of customer engagements. Working closely with Professional Services leadership, the PMO, Operations, Sales, and Accounting, you will provide financial insight that improves project profitability, strengthens forecasting accuracy, and drives operational excellence. You will also help establish financial governance standards, educate project teams on financial best practices, and support strategic pricing decisions that contribute to long‑term business success.

This role directly impacts portfolio profitability, financial predictability, operational efficiency, and customer delivery by ensuring sound financial management throughout the project lifecycle.

• Analyze financial performance across Professional Services engagements, customers, solution offerings, and delivery teams
• Monitor project gross margin, contribution margin, labor costs, subcontractor expenses, travel costs, and overall project profitability
• Develop executive dashboards and financial reports that provide visibility into portfolio performance
• Perform profitability analysis by client, solution type, geography, delivery team, and project manager
• Identify margin erosion, cost overruns, forecasting variances, and financial risks
• Support project financial close activities and portfolio profitability reviews

• Serve as the financial subject matter expert for Professional Services project accounting and financial management
• Partner with Project Managers to improve budgeting, forecasting, estimate‑at‑completion (EAC), estimate‑to‑complete (ETC), and margin management practices
• Develop project financial playbooks, templates, reporting standards, and training materials
• Lead recurring financial reviews with Project Managers and leadership teams
• Establish financial governance processes that improve accountability and forecasting accuracy
• Drive adoption of financial best practices across the Professional Services organization

• Ensure project costs are accurately assigned and allocated across projects, work orders, and sales orders
• Develop methodologies for allocating shared expenses across multiple engagements
• Reconcile estimated, forecasted, and actual project costs
• Review subcontractor invoices and validate cost allocation accuracy
• Partner with Accounting to improve project cost visibility, reconciliation, and reporting accuracy
• Identify opportunities to improve profitability through operational efficiencies and financial controls

• Forecast portfolio financial performance and identify emerging profitability risks
• Analyze trends in labor utilization, subcontractor costs, delivery efficiency, and project performance
• Develop pricing recommendations based on historical delivery costs and margin objectives
• Support labor rate development, subcontractor pricing strategies, and service pricing models
• Provide financial insights that improve forecasting accuracy,…