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Skills
- Analysis Skillsunmatched
- Expense Analysisunmatched
- Financeunmatched
- Financial Analysisunmatched
- Financial Modelingunmatched
- Financial Planningunmatched
- Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A)unmatched
- Leadershipunmatched
- Licensingunmatched
- Microsoft Excelunmatched
- Operational Expenditure (OPEX)unmatched
- Reporting Dashboardsunmatched
- Workforce Planningunmatched
Description
Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) in Cambridge, MA is seeking a Senior Financial Analyst who will focus on workforce planning, operating expense analysis, and financial modeling. The ideal candidate will support financial planning processes and present business results to senior leadership. The role allows hybrid work or full remote for residents in the eastern time zone.The applicant should possess a Bachelor's degree in Finance and 5-7 years of analytical experience along with advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel.CCC is a pioneer in collective licensing, dedicated to innovation and providing excellent benefits.#J-18808-Ljbffr
Numbers & Facts
| Location | Cambridge, MA |
| Industry | Computer/IT Services |
| Company Size | 100 to 499 employees |
| Year Founded | 1978 |
| Website | http://www.copyright.com/ |
About Company
In general, copyright is a form of legal protection given to content creators through the assignment of specific rights to works that qualify for protection. The main goals of copyright are to encourage the development of culture, science and innovation, while providing a financial benefit to copyright holders for their works, and to facilitate access to knowledge and entertainment for the public. Copyright provides a framework for relationships between the different players in the content industries, as well as for relationships between rightsholders and the consumers of content. Copyright is a form of Intellectual Property, along with trademarks and patents in all countries, and other creations (such as trade secrets, sui generis database rights, rights of publicity and the like) that may vary from country to country.