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Accenture

Advises businesses and runs their technology

Financial Plan & Analysis Analyst

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid, Senior
Bachelor's
Gurugram, Haryana, India
In Person
AccountingCost & Management Accounting

About the job

Requirements
  • A Bachelor of Commerce degree or equivalent.
  • A Bachelor of Science degree in Accountancy, Accounting, Finance, or Business Administration, or equivalent experience.
  • Three to five years of experience; relevant manufacturing accounting or equivalent experience.
  • Experience with SAP, with basic SAP knowledge specified.
  • Proficient understanding of United States generally accepted accounting principles and local generally accepted accounting principles.
  • Knowledge and experience applying manufacturing cost standards.
  • Plant operational experience.
  • Strong computer database knowledge; familiarity with Alteryx, Business Warehouse, and Microsoft Office is preferred.
  • Strong oral and written communication, interpersonal communication, and collaboration skills.
  • Attention to detail; ability to plan, organize, and seek change; strong analytical and problem-solving skills; ability to work with minimum supervision; and a proactive approach.
Responsibilities
  • Provide accounting, analytical, and budgeting support to the Product Configuration and Costing Team, particularly for standard costs.
  • Support month-end account reconciliations, Sarbanes-Oxley testing, and miscellaneous support functions.
  • Help control and move Plan and Outlook information in a timely manner, and review and analyze submissions from the Supply Chain Financial Planning and Analysis Team.
  • Assist with special reports and ongoing requests.
  • Meet or exceed process key performance indicator metrics, identify improvements, and execute relevant controls.
  • Ensure service-level agreement and key performance indicator metrics are met or exceeded, and put preventive and corrective actions in place when metrics are not met.
  • Drive major work-process changes that improve process effectiveness and efficiency, including quick wins and projects.
  • Review completed material master bills of materials and routings for accuracy and completeness; determine accurate costs, compare them with Gate 3 costing expectations and margins, notify stakeholders of significant differences, send items to plants for approval, and mark and release new items.
  • Create and maintain account routing additives.
  • Prepare and certify accounts using the BlackLine system; review and reconcile balance-sheet accounts against the Balance Sheet Policy, identify issues, coordinate with account owners, analyze root causes, and determine steps to resolve issues.
  • Work with internal business partners and provide support and analysis for their accounting-related concerns.
  • Analyze discrepancies associated with scheduled cost runs; explain standard-costing errors and differences; and provide written explanations of quantitative impacts to profit and loss resulting from standards changes.
  • Participate in the Supply Chain planning process for standard costing and help improve the efficiency and accuracy of standard costing.
  • Work with global teams to ensure standard costing is accurate and troubleshoot issues.
  • Participate in the annual standards review, including review of usage and scrap factors.
  • Assist with standards-change processing and troubleshooting issues involving collective orders, routings, bills of materials, new production-packaging lines, and flow-through errors.
  • Use rigorous logic and methods to solve difficult problems with effective solutions.
Desired Qualifications
  • Strong computer database knowledge, including Alteryx, Business Warehouse, and Microsoft Office.

About the company

Accenture advises large businesses and public agencies on strategy, builds their technology systems and runs ongoing operations. Its teams connect business planning with implementation, covering areas such as cloud migration, cybersecurity and customer experience. Consultants work with clients to redesign processes, while engineers integrate software from technology partners and maintain the resulting systems for multinational organizations. Clients pay for project work or continuing services, including application support and business processes such as finance and customer service. Accenture was founded in 1989 and has its headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Dublin, Ireland

Founded

1989

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What believers are saying

  • Business demand grew: October 2026 results showed $74.2 billion annual revenue, up 5% in local currency.
  • Eligible US employees buy discounted stock: Accenture's purchase plan sells shares at 15% below market price.
  • Client relationships run deep: Accenture has worked with 195 of its top 200 customers for more than ten years.

What critics are saying

  • Bookings are not guaranteed revenue: most Accenture contracts let clients cancel quickly with little or no penalty.
  • Promotions require AI adoption: Accenture's CEO said in March 2026 that employees must use its tools effectively.
  • Federal hiring practices proved costly: Accenture settled discrimination allegations for $25 million in September 2026, without a liability finding.

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  • Its AI platform switches models: AI Refinery selects among prebuilt models according to cost, performance and other requirements.
  • Accenture owns specialist Microsoft expertise: it cofounded the Microsoft-focused Avanade consultancy with the software maker.
  • Consulting includes creative agencies: Accenture Song owns businesses spanning advertising, digital product design and customer engagement.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Professional Development Budget
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • 401(k) Company Match

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Accenture is shifting AI work from pilots to deeply embedded systems, according to recent deals with UMass Memorial Health, Dell, Microsoft and Workday. The UMass Memorial project is a multi-year AI data platform, while the Dell alliance pitches private AI infrastructure to regulated clients. Analysts expect revenue to grow 5.2% a year over the next three years, with profit margins rising from 11.3% to 11.9%. They forecast earnings of $10.3 billion by 2029, up from $8.4 billion today, on revenue of $86.3 billion. The stock trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 14.2x, against 21.9x for US IT peers. Risks include slower decision cycles in federal and EMEA work, which could curb consulting demand and margins.

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Oct 14th, 2026
Accenture plans $9.5B shareholder returns and $5B acquisitions as it bets on AI reinvention

Accenture (NYSE: ACN) is betting on enterprise AI as its main growth engine. At its Investor and Analyst Day, the company targeted at least mid-single-digit constant-currency revenue growth in fiscal 2027 and 2028, rising to mid- to high-single-digit growth from fiscal 2029. Chief executive officer Julie Sweet said AI will create new demand that exceeds work lost to automation. The company has grown its AI and data workforce from 40,000 to nearly 110,000. Accenture plans to return $9.5 billion to shareholders in fiscal 2027 and spend about $5 billion on acquisitions. It expects annual operating-margin growth of 10 to 30 basis points. Its network of specialised businesses, now 6% of revenue, could double by fiscal 2029. Fiscal 2026 revenue was $74.2 billion, up 5% in local currency.

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Oct 14th, 2026
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