Financial Analyst I - KYYBA, Inc

Financial Analyst I
1. Position Title: Financial Analyst I
2. # of Positions: 1
3. Length of Contract: 6 months
4. Location/Site: AP30 Lake county
o Will this position be onsite with assigned work space, or unassigned workspace? Yes
o May it be fully remote? No
o Is there a hybrid schedule in place for this role? Yes - Tue, Wed , Thur (8-4:30pm)
6. Max Bill Rate Requested: ***
7. Reason for opening: To support additional workload

Would like experience emphasis on Pharma/OEC/Compliance Background with some finance, but emphasis on the compliance piece as they will be reconciling invoices to *** Policies. They need to be extremely detail oriented.

Sunshine Act experience desired, highly preferred
US Reconciliation experience

Description Details
1. Are you open to look at candidates willing to relocate? No
2. What are the top 3-5 skills requirements should this person have?
" Previous exp with invoice reconciliation
" Professional Customer service
" Good oral and written communication skills
" Attention to details
" Ability to follow instructions

Job Description:
Financial Analyst I

Description:
Bachelors Degree in Finance or Accounting with 3 to 5 years relevant experience required.
This individual will work Monday-Friday 8 AM to 4:30 PM, with in-office work required on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Location- AP30 Lake county

Job Description:
The Financial Analyst I will support payment processes for external consultant engagements. The role is responsible for the financial compliance reconciliation and review of payment requests as well as developing and maintaining necessary documentation according to departmental policies to meet quick turnarounds for payment requests.
Responsibilities:
" Perform financial review of payment requests, ensuring completeness and accuracy of documentation and ensure alignment to compliance requirements
" Possess a broad understanding of payment methods across the organization (e.g., PO, ACR, etc.)
" Ensure accurate transparency reporting
" Requisition purchase orders for HCP spend
" Communicate payment timeline issues to business owners
" Closeout meeting activities ensuring compliance requirements
" Resolve payment and reporting issues
" Identify process improvement initiatives
" Ensure compliance with applicable Corporate and Divisional policies, processes, and procedures assisting the Compliance Operations Manager through the Finance and Ethics and Compliance function in supporting the execution of an effective compliance program for the PR Affiliate. The Financial Analyst will assist in the execution of the annual monitoring plan by conducting internal monitoring and other auditing assessments of compliance related activities. As part of a continuous improvement process, the position will assist in the identification and assessment of gaps in the internal processes so as to communicate any such gaps to upper management and support areas in the implementation of recommendations and action plans to close those gaps as well as to develop, maintain and monitor compliance to those action plans.
In addition, the role is responsible for capturing, reporting, analyzing and managing all required data related to the Sunshine Act reporting to the federal government as per internally established policies and procedures. This position is responsible for ensuring we are in compliance with the most current federal regulations and laws pertinent to the reporting of payments made or value given to HCPs and HCOs. This position shall make sure that direction is given internally to the sales force and other sales areas who deal with HCPs and HCOs so as to ensure any needed changes based on any changes to the law or policies are implemented as per Corporate guidance or other internal needs. The position is responsible for assessing gaps in the internal processes so as to communicate to upper management and implement key performance measurements (KPIs) to close those gaps as well as to develop, maintain and monitor KPIs to measure compliance.
II. MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:
List all major responsibilities of the position in order of importance and priority to the overall job. Describe the outcome that must be produced in accomplishing the job. Each supports the overall purpose of the job.
Maintain in depth knowledge and understanding of all key compliance state and federal laws and regulations as well as corporate policies and procedures.
Provides support for monitoring, documenting and providing recommendations on the compliance of operations and procedures to the internal policies, procedures, as well as applicable local, state and federal regulations.
Performs monitoring tasks, including identifying and defining issues, developing criteria, reviewing and analyzing, evidence, and documenting processes and procedures.
Compiles and analyzes the affiliate information in order to monitor transactions performed by the company, and making the appropriate comparison between amounts recorded and support included for such recording by checking amounts, reviewing details, and reconciling figures. Identify any inconsistency and analyze data so that it can be accurately documented.
Ensures all monitoring procedures and activities are carried out and documented in accordance with Standard Operating procedures and policies as defined by the Company.
Reviews and analyzes appropriate documents and evidence.
Documents and evaluates company processes according to compliance monitoring procedures for transactions being monitored.
Maintain tracking and distribution of controlled documentation.
Complete monitoring of compliance training processes and communicate gaps on a timely manner to functional area responsible for training so as to support compliance with training targets.

Perform the monthly generation of cash disbursements file in order to classify transactions into corresponding Sunshine Act/CIA categories as per Corporate guidance and policies, and select reportable transactions for the month
Ensure coordination of back up requests with AP area to ensure documentation is reviewed when selecting reportable transactions
Coordinate each month with the Third Party Vendors ( TPV ) the receipt of the TPV reportable data as per established deadlines. Also, coordinate and manage TPV Processes.
Maintain communication and coordination with MEI (Meetings events international) or selected vendor and PPD as it pertains to MEI data and processes for reporting PR transactions as well as to flag any issues in the usage of this TPV.
Monthly data entry of all reportable transactions into the Expense Manager tool (EM) from the various sources: A/P system, TPV reports, and Client transactions if any.
On a monthly basis populate the most resent version of the Aggregate Spend Collection form to enter the fields with reportable aggregate transactions for the period and load it into EM.
On a monthly basis investigate and correct pending errors in EM: manually entered or from CTE (Recipient Level Errors o Record Validation Error)
Attend meetings and conference calls, as needed
Prepare monthly reconciliation (excluding CTE items)
Work with data review and correction for requests sent by Financial Compliance Team.
Maintain constant and open communication with the following areas: Sales/Commercial Area and OEC areas, Corporate OEC and Area Finance.
Support other team members, as necessary.
Secures financial information by keeping information confidential.
Support management in strategic initiatives and teams, as directed.
III. Accountability
Describe the primary accountabilities of the position and their impact to the organization.
Accountable for accuracy and quality of financial analysis and timeliness of performing monitoring procedures, Sunshine Act/Transparency related projects and regular work completion. Assure that the day to day operations and tasks are carried out in accordance with established policies and procedures. Position will receive guidance from Compliance Operations Manager. Position will receive project assignments with scope and goals defined. The precision and scope of the work performed in reporting of transactions to US Financial Compliance Team and OEC Global Strategic and Monitoring Team has a direct and material impact in the business at a local and corporate level given the implications of non-compliance for the Corporation as a whole. This position will not have budgetary responsibility.
V. Educational Requirements
List the minimum education, skills, requirements, practical knowledge, etc., needed to qualify.
Bachelor s degree in Accounting or Finance. Master s degree or CPA preferred
Strong analytical skills
Capable of handling multiple priorities
Proficient PC software (Microsoft) and various database applications (Lotus Notes/Web applications)
Excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills in both English and Spanish
Ability to work under pressure and tight deadlines
Leadership ability, highly motivated and strong interpersonal skills

Highly organized
Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
V. Experience:
List the minimum experience needed to qualify. Please include the position titles or descriptions of experience and required years.
One to three years experience in Accounting/Finance
Reporting experience and documentation of findings.
Knowledge of Transparency/Sunshine Act regulations and related federal government rules preferred
Must be highly detail oriented and organized.
Strong analytical skills.
Strong ability to communicate verbally and in writing with all levels.
Ability to be flexible and quickly adapt to changing business needs and processes.
Ability to be proactive and creative