Financial Analyst at Amazon?

Hi,

I'm going to be starting a job as an entry level Financial analyst at Amazon pretty soon and I was just wondering what exactly this job would entail, in terms of day to day duties/projects/skills need? I have had zero experience working in corporate finance before this, so any advice would be helpful.

If it helps I think I might be put into a product finance team (i.e. Amazon Fire, Kindle, etc.) Any insights on Amazon in general or exit opps would also be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your help!

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Sorry, the job description is really vague too: https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/351908

DESCRIPTION

Amazon is seeking data-driven, business-minded, results-oriented Financial Analyst to work in our corporate offices in Seattle, Washington. The ideal candidate is a proven self-starter with strong attention to detail, analytical skills, and the ability to dive deep.

Typical responsibilities include: · Preparation and reporting of financial performance for weekly, monthly, and annual reviews · Producing meaningful operational metrics to help drive performance and achieve business objectives. · Apply financial acumen and technical understanding to provide insights on growth, profitability, capital investment, and cash flow

 

Hey, I was looking to answer the same question. Any update on your experience? Can you give an insight of what is the day to day job? Do you have any perspective on what are the exit opps? Thanks in advance

 

You learn a lot working here, given the scale of the company and diversity of the businesses. You'll get a lot more responsibility (and probably work longer in term of corp fin) than other companies. All new finance hires now come through the rotation program, so day to day varies depending on the rotation you're in. It'll mostly be reporting and analysis (I know very vague). Exist opps I'm not sure of exactly, but at Amazon it is very easy to switch job families (i.e. become a program or product manager, vendor manager, etc.) if you have the base skills (which finance gives you).

 

why did you only do apply to one fucking internship. sorry.

you still have time, but it'll be due to networking. reach out to old Apple contacts and try to get your resume in as many eyes as possible. some smaller names are still hiring for fall and will continue up until April.

good luck, you got this.

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