Find Financial Analysts

Find financial analysts with the modelling, forecasting and industry experience your team needs, through unigrig.

About the profession

Financial analysts build the models a business plans with: forecasts, budgets, unit economics, scenarios and the numbers behind an investment decision. The output is a recommendation, and the model is the argument for it.

Model quality is checkable. Ask to see structure — clearly separated inputs, assumptions that can be changed in one place, and outputs someone else can audit without a walkthrough.

Skills to look for

  • Financial modelling in spreadsheets
  • Forecasting and budgeting
  • Variance and scenario analysis
  • Valuation methods
  • SQL or BI tooling for data access
  • Reporting to management and investors
  • Unit economics and cohort analysis
  • Working with accounting data

Common specialties

FP&A
Planning cycles, budgets and management reporting.
Corporate finance
Valuation, transactions and capital planning.
SaaS finance
ARR, churn, CAC payback and cohort economics.
Investment analysis
Screening, diligence and portfolio monitoring.
Commercial finance
Pricing, margin and business-case support.

Experience and seniority

Junior analysts maintain models and prepare reporting packs. Mid-level analysts build models and explain the drivers. Senior analysts and finance leads set the planning process and advise on decisions rather than only reporting them.

Remote, hybrid or on-site

Remote and hybrid are both common; systems access, not location, is usually the constraint. On-site is more frequent in banking and investment roles.

How unigrig matching works for this role

Describe the decisions the analyst supports and the stage of your business. unigrig matches on industry experience, seniority and tooling declared in each profile.