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MS Access Financial Data Analyst

Hello,

My name is Josh and I represent The Fountain Group. We are a national staffing firm and are currently seeking a MS Access Financial Data Analyst for a prominent Fortune 500 client of ours. This position is located in North Chicago, IL. Details for the positions are as follows:

Job Description
Responsible for implementing and maintaining the effectiveness of the quality system
Establish and provide daily transfer prices to international affiliates, manufacturing sites, distribution centers and US commercials on a per request basis.
Support the annual transfer price process by completing multiple assigned tasks including supply chain cleanup, entity P&L tie-out, target model & margin process, bill of material analysis, list size pool review and update, AUP reasonableness check, and execution of the transfer price system.
Exercises discretion as to the distribution of transfer prices to preapproved requesters, as this data is extremely sensitive in nature.
Establish transfer prices timely especially for new product launches where shipment of the product will be compromised without transfer prices.
Verify the accuracy of transfer prices compared with ASP, Manufacturing Standard Cost, Country Constraints, Similar products with different presentation as those can adversely affect the net income of the commercial affiliates and consequently increase tax liability to that country where the affiliate resides.
Knowledge of regulations and standards affecting IVDs and Biologics.
This position requires the ability to interface with various levels and areas of the organization; especially our international affiliates.
Effective verbal and written communication, Strong PC skills (Primarily MS Access, Excel, Word, Essbase), ability to be a team player.

If you are interested in hearing more about the position please respond to this posting with your resume attached.



Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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