Financial Planning Analyst

Job Description

About Boeing

Boeing is a global aerospace and technology company focused on innovation, engineering excellence, and long-term sustainability in aviation, defence, and space systems. The organisation operates across more than 65 countries, bringing together diverse teams to solve complex global challenges.

At Boeing, employees are encouraged to collaborate across disciplines and geographies while contributing to large-scale research, engineering, and technology programmes.

EU corporate reporting and finance standards
European Commission – Accounting and Financial Reporting

Role Overview

Boeing is seeking a Financial Planning Analyst to join the Global Technology (BGT) International Finance team. This role supports financial operations for international research centres and R&D programmes across Europe, with a particular focus on the UK and Ireland.

You will contribute to financial planning, cost control, reporting, and audit support for globally distributed technology and engineering projects. The role sits within a fast-paced, international environment where accuracy, collaboration, and analytical insight are critical.

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European Commission – Horizon Europe Programme

Key Responsibilities

Financial Operations & Reporting

• Support daily, monthly, and quarterly financial activities for international R&D centres
  Assist in preparing financial reports for both regional and US stakeholders
  Contribute to forecasting, budgeting, and long-range financial planning cycles

Cost Management & Analysis

• Monitor overheads and project-level cost structures
  Support analysis of risks, opportunities, and headcount planning
  Assist in tracking and validating cost allocation across global programmes

Audit & Compliance Support

• Coordinate documentation for internal and external audits
  Support financial substantiation for publicly funded and government-backed projects
  Liaise with HR, payroll, accounting, contracts, and engineering teams to ensure audit readiness

EU audit and financial control standards:
European Court of Auditors

Cross-Functional Collaboration

You will work closely with multiple stakeholders across global teams, including:

• Finance and accounting teams in the UK, Europe, and the United States
  Contracts and procurement departments
  Engineering and research teams
  Human resources and payroll functions
  External funding bodies and government agencies

The role requires strong coordination across time zones and cultural contexts.

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European Commission – Employment, Social Affairs & Inclusion

Systems & Technical Requirements

The role requires strong analytical and financial systems capability, including:

• Advanced Microsoft Excel skills (essential)
  Experience with financial reporting tools and data systems
  Familiarity with enterprise finance platforms is advantageous (e.g., planning, reporting, and cost tracking systems)
  Ability to interpret and manipulate large financial datasets

EU digital skills and workforce capability development:
European Commission – Digital Skills and Jobs

Required Experience

Professional Background

• 5+ years of experience in finance, accounting, or business operations in a multinational environment
  Strong understanding of financial planning, cost control, and accounting processes
  Experience working with audits and financial compliance frameworks
  Exposure to government-funded or externally audited projects is beneficial

Core Skills

• Strong analytical and problem-solving capability
  Ability to document and explain financial processes clearly
  Experience supporting business transformation or process improvement initiatives
  Confidence working in cross-functional and international teams

EU corporate governance and financial regulation:
European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA)

Personal Attributes

• Detail-oriented with a strong compliance mindset
  Comfortable working in fast-paced, changing environments
  Strong interpersonal and communication skills
  Continuous improvement mindset with a focus on efficiency and accuracy
  High integrity and awareness of financial control standards

Preferred Qualifications

• Background in finance or accounting (5+ years preferred)
  Experience working across global or culturally diverse teams
  Familiarity with financial planning systems and reporting tools
  Willingness to learn specialised Boeing finance platforms

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European Commission – Transparency Register

Working Environment

This is an onsite role with potential collaboration across multiple European and US locations. Flexibility may be required to align with global teams across different time zones, including occasional out-of-hours coordination.

Occasional travel may also be required depending on project needs.

Additional Information

• Security clearance (BPSS) may be required
  No visa sponsorship available for this role
  Relocation support is not provided
  Applications are subject to closing deadlines as specified by the employer

UK security clearance standards
UK Government – Security Vetting Guidance

Benefits at Boeing

• Competitive salary and incentive schemes
  Global career development opportunities
  Tuition assistance and learning support programmes
  Employee volunteering and charity matching initiatives
  Access to structured career progression pathways

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European Commission – Working Conditions

Why This Role Matters

This position plays a key role in ensuring financial transparency, compliance, and efficiency across Boeing’s global research and technology operations. You will contribute directly to the financial health and governance of cutting-edge aerospace and engineering programmes that support innovation at an international scale.