Finance Data Analyst (3 Month Contract)

We’re hiring a Freelance Finance Data Analyst to sit at the intersection of Finance and BI – owning the consistency, transparency, and usability of our financial data across reporting, forecasting, and decision-making.

This person will build and maintain Power BI reports and SQL models, support forecasting and budget processes, and handle ad-hoc financial data questions from our Finance Manager and leadership team.

What You’ll Be Doing

Build and maintain Power BI reports for P&L, revenue, cost, and liquidity tracking
Model and analyze financial data using SQL and Excel
Support forecasting, budget tracking, variance analysis, and scenario modeling
Runad-hoc financial analyses(e.g.transactions, pay rates, accruals, VAT, cash flow) for the Finance Manager
Serve as thego-to person for all finance-related data questions, including from the accounting team and executive leadership
Ensure theconsistency, clarity, and documentation of financial KPIsacross the BI system
Support withadhocrequestsfrom the Finance Manager

What You’ll Need

At least 5 years of experience in a Finance-focused BI role
Strong skills in SQL, Excel, and Power BI (hands-on modeling, not just consumption)
Solid understanding of P&L and BS structure
Ability to translate financial data into actionable, structured insights
A highly structured, independent working style with strong numerical attention to detail

Nice to Have

Experience in a digital B2C or SaaS business model
Familiarity with accounting systems (e.g.DATEV)
Experience working with data engineers or setting up scalable reporting systems

What You Can Expect at JobLeads

Direct impact on financial steering and management decision-making
Access to a modern BI stack and support from our data engineering team
Fully remote, flexible work setup
High autonomy in a collaborative, fast-paced company
A friendly, international team with a strong feedback culture

Please note: this is a 3-month contract with an immediate start. Only apply if you’re able to begin no later than 1 March.