Financial Analyst II, NACF
About the role
The US Non-Sort Finance team is a small, high-trust group within Worldwide Operations Finance, supporting one of the most complex nodes in Amazon's fulfillment network: non-sortable facilities that handle oversized, bulky, and high-value inventory. Led by a Finance Manager with deep roots in supply chain and operations finance, the team gives analysts real accountability over distinct workstreams, not just support roles.
Responsibilities
Own end-to-end contribution profit reporting across Retail and Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA) channels for the US Non-Sort network, ensuring accuracy through proactive auditing and data reconciliation
Build and maintain dynamic financial models to support profitability initiatives, scenario analysis, and operational planning cycles, translating complex data into defensible narratives for Director and VP-level audiences
Write SQL queries independently to extract, validate, and reconcile data from Redshift, DataCentral Workbench, and the Ops Finance Data Lake, identifying discrepancies and root causes before they reach leadership
Partner with Operations teams to investigate cost variances, understand volume shifts, and translate financial insights into actionable recommendations that improve network profitability
Lead continuous improvement projects to automate reporting processes and build scalable mechanisms that enhance controllership, participating in the development of AI-assisted finance workflows
Qualifications
3+ years of tax, finance or a related analytical field experience
4+ years of identifying, leading, and executing opportunities to improve, automate, standardize or simplify finance or business tools and processes experience
Bachelor's degree
Experience with advanced use of SQL for data mining and business intelligence
Preferred Qualifications
4+ years of participating in continuous improvement projects in your team to scale and improve controllership with measurable results experience
Experience working with large-scale data mining and reporting tools (examples: SQL, MS Access, Essbase, Cognos) and other financial systems (examples: Oracle, SAP, Lawson, JD Edwards)