
Senior Financial Analyst UnitedHealth Group
- $72,800–$130,000 Per Year
We are seeking a seasoned Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) Senior Analyst. The ideal candidate will collaborate across all teams to design, implement, and manage financial planning processes and systems that enable Pura to strategically oversee its business performance and key financial metrics.
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Pura's Story
Pura-a company that married smart-home technology and fragrance diffusers, all controlled by the Pura app. At Pura, our mission is to create a luxury fragrance experience in each home that can change moods and brighten days. We are partnering with the leading premium fragrance brands, celebrities and lifestyle brands in the industry to bring customers' favorite scents to their home with the touch of a button. And that's just the beginning.
Pura started in 2014 and raised a seed round of 4.4M in February of 2020. Pura thrives on hiring or creating the best talent, known as a young and hungry brand that is rapidly becoming a household name around the world.
Check out our Founder's story and find out more about our perks and benefits offerings on our website. Explore the latest amazing fragrance launches on Instagram @pura.
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