Senior Financial Analyst - FP&A

AuditFriendly Careers • Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Full Time

Posted on Fri, Jul 17, 2026

Who is GrayMatter We’re the Thinkers who make machines speak.  We’re the Doers who make their stories matter.    At GrayMatter, we uncover the industrial intelligence buried in clipboards, legacy systems, and human memory. We discover it, transform it, and turn it into insight.  From the drill press to the boardroom, we help you think smarter and do better—by listening to the machines you already trust.   And that’s where you come in.   GrayMatter is dedicated to creating a team of unmatched talent in industrial technology. Our organizational culture encourages opportunities to learn and collaborate. Six core values make Team GrayMatter stand above the rest: Bias to Action, Batteries Included, Unbounded Curiosity, Everybody Wins, Built to Last, Actionable Insight.    Location: Pittsburgh, PA (Hybrid)   The Senior Financial Analyst – FP&A plays a critical role in supporting executive decision-making through forward-looking financial analysis, scenario modeling, and scalable analytics solutions. This role will work directly with the business and is responsible for owning and evolving the FP&A Power BI environment to ensure accurate, timely, and consistent reporting across the organization. The position partners closely with Finance, Accounting, Operations, and Commercial leadership to translate complex data into clear, actionable insights while driving continuous improvement in financial reporting and automation.   Key Responsibilities  Qualifications Featured Benefits:    

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