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A resume drop is your opportunity to showcase your enthusiasm and qualifications about a position to us, the employer directly. By submitting your resume at The Clorox Company, you will be added to our quarterly career newsletter and be the first applicants to be notified for our upcoming positions. Make each resume drop count by emphasizing your unique strengths and aligning them with the specific job opportunities available. About Finance At Clorox, regardless of your focus—whether it’s supply chain cost management, financial forecasting, long-range planning, or financial reporting—you’ll engage in assignments that enhance your business knowledge, technical skills, and leadership acumen. As a vital business partner across the organization, you’ll translate operational activities and results into impactful consumer and business insights. Clorox Finance offers a dynamic rapid rotation program once joined full-time, allowing you to explore various roles within Finance every 12-18 months. Notably, several of Clorox’s senior leaders began their careers with the company after college Typical Entry Level Job Responsibilities: Reporting and Analysis: Compare actual performance to forecasts, identifying key variance drivers. Prepare and analyze volume shipment reports for senior management. Financial Processes: Plan, execute, and enhance quarterly financial forecasting and closing processes. Execute monthly and quarterly close activities in accordance with GAAP for various financial aspects (revenue, deductions, trade spending, etc.). Ensure accuracy of cost and spending-related accounts on financial statements. Data Analytics and Insights: Utilize data analytics tools (PowerQuery, PowerBI, Power Automate) for data analysis and visualization. Identify system improvements to enhance efficiency and effectiveness. Develop insights to drive business decisions and strategies. Qualifications: Education and Experience Undergraduate or Master\'s degree preferably in business, finance, accounting, economics or equivalent work experience. Highly desirable: Data analytics and/or database/ERP experience Benefits: Yes Skills required: Demonstration of strong capabilities in the following areas: Communication: Verbal, written, and interpersonal skills. Leadership: Both thought leadership and people leadership. Analytical Abilities: Critical thinking, attention to detail, and problem-solving. Results-Oriented: Initiative, multitasking, and a focus on achieving outcomes.

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