Full-Time

Finance Systems Analyst

Posted on 5/30/2026

Hogan Lovells

Hogan Lovells

5,001-10,000 employees

Transatlantic law firm for corporate matters

Compensation Overview

$90k - $125k/yr

+ Bonus

Washington, DC, USA + 6 more

More locations: Los Angeles, CA, USA | Colorado Springs, CO, USA | Philadelphia, PA, USA | Virginia, USA | Denver, CO, USA | Baltimore, MD, USA

In Person

May be required to work at any firm office.

Category
IT & Security (1)
Required Skills
SQL
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Requirements
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills and be able to deal with all levels of business professionals and attorneys.
  • Must be a team player able to prioritize and meet deadlines in a fast-paced, changing environment, with a passion for exceeding client expectations.
  • An understanding of accounting systems, and how the multi-company, multi-currency paradigm works.
  • Strong analysis and technical skills around report writing and troubleshooting of application issues.
  • Three (3) to five (5) years of relevant finance systems experience, preferably in a legal or professional services background.
  • Experience with management of third-party suppliers.
  • Bachelor’s degree required; Equivalent combination of education and work experience.
Responsibilities
  • Provide timely and effective support of finance systems, in liaison with Technology and appropriate vendor support teams. This will involve communicating with users to understand their process request or technical issue, troubleshooting and liaising with other teams and/or suppliers.
  • Maintenance of the finance applications configuration and core setups. This will often involve understanding the configuration from both a technical and functional perspective, utilizing the appropriate core systems skills.
  • Assisting in the development of finance systems – robust testing of new functionality, processes and setups and preparation of related documentation for sign off.
  • Responsibility for the maintenance of user and technical level documentation organised through the Finance Systems portal.
  • Provide month-end support to the global Finance Department and perform month-end closing on a rotating schedule
  • Regular and Ad-hoc client and Firm specific reporting from various sources utilizing MDX, Excel and SQL.
  • The incumbent may take on mini projects from time to time. This will involve attending project meetings and working with other departments in Finance and Technology as required in relation to the projects concerned, keeping the appropriate manager regularly informed of progress and developments.
  • As part of this role there is the possibility that the incumbent may be required to work at any of the Firm’s offices.
  • Attend training from time to time, both in terms of technical training and personal development. Training resources are made available within the department. This may be product-related e.g., 3E, or cultural/soft skills training.
  • Ensure that the firm's information security policies and procedures are followed at all times.
  • Complete security awareness training within a reasonable timeframe and apply the policy, and training requirements when handling information.
  • Inform your manager or senior member of staff if you become aware of, or suspect a breach of security.
  • Specific duties or responsibilities may be reviewed from time to time to reflect changes in personnel and management structure, staff location, or services.
  • All members of the firm are required to participate in our Global Responsible Business program.
Desired Qualifications
  • T-SQL to an advanced level
  • Core Elite 3E data structure knowledge
  • Reporting services experience
  • SSAS/MDX experience
  • E-billing expertise
  • Legal or a professional services sector background
  • OneStream & vb.net coding knowledge

Hogan Lovells is a global law firm formed by the 2010 merger of Hogan & Hartson and Lovells, with dual headquarters in London and Washington, D.C. It provides legal services to businesses worldwide, including litigation, regulatory work, corporate transactions, and finance. The firm works through a coordinated network of lawyers across more than 40 offices, offering cross-border and multidisciplinary legal support from strategy and negotiations to representation in court and in regulatory matters. Its differentiator is the combination of two historically strong practices into an integrated, transatlantic firm with substantial scale (thousands of lawyers) and a broad international footprint, enabling coordinated, cross-border services. Hogan Lovells aims to be a trusted, globally oriented legal partner for multinational clients, helping them navigate complex legal environments across jurisdictions and sectors.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Washington DC, District of Columbia

Founded

1899

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  • Paris arbitration expansion strengthens a key disputes hub with Bonnard's four-lawyer team.[1]
  • Singapore finance hiring broadens private capital coverage across APAC's financing lifecycle.[1]
  • Ukraine mineral-rights award reinforces strength in complex geopolitical and cross-border transactions.[1]

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  • Cadwalader integration can trigger partner churn, conflicts, and billing disruption after July 2026.[1][2]
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  • Merger distraction can slow monetization of recent hires in Brussels, Singapore, and Washington.[1]

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  • Global platform spans G20 markets, regulated sectors, and cross-border mandates.[1]
  • Integrated practice groups center on corporate finance, disputes, and global regulatory work.[1]
  • Cadwalader merger will deepen U.S. finance, markets, and capital structure capabilities.[1][2]

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