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Decision Inc.
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Decision Inc. is at the forefront of helping businesses make data-driven decisions through innovative technology. We're seeking a Senior FP&A Consultant to design and implement financial planning and analysis solutions that align with our clients' strategic goals.
In this role, you'll work closely with clients to define functional and technical requirements, develop planning models, and ensure seamless integration of data from various sources to support effective budgeting and forecasting. You'll also mentor junior team members and ensure high-quality project delivery.
This role is ideal for a professional with strong FP&A expertise and the ability to design and optimize financial systems to enhance decision-making.
Decision Inc. is a global digital partner that enables businesses to reinvent themselves to realise their full potential.
We deliver agility, resilience, and intelligence to any enterprise, enabling them to adapt quickly and thrive through innovation and opportunity. Our teams have engaged with more than 400 clients globally over the past 15 years, providing them with the expertise to build, operate, and optimise their digital businesses.
We achieve this by leveraging the world's best technology to drive our client's business ambitions forward into tomorrow's reality. These technologies include but are not limited to: Microsoft, SAP, Qlik, Snowflake, Alteryx, Automation Anywhere, and Workday Adaptive Insights.
Our success is ultimately driven by our entrepreneurial culture, industry exposure, and the passion of our people. We have three key cross-functional teams – Functional and Specialist Consulting, Development, and Engineering teams. Based in four global offices, our exceptional consultants focus on delivering value to clients by keeping them at the centre of our service delivery. To find out more about our exciting fast-paced culture visit: Careers at Decision Inc.
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