Specialist, Corporate Strategy and Planning
Extreme Auto TransportJob Overview The Specialist, Corporate Strategy & Planning provides analytical and reporting support for business planning, strategic initiatives, investment evaluation, and executive decision-making. The role develops fact-based insights, business cases, financial analyses, and management reporting, translating complex business information into clear recommendations for leadership. Key Responsibilities Support annual and mid-term business planning by collecting and validating assumptions, analyzing operating and financial inputs, and preparing planning materials. Conduct market, customer, competitor, industry, service, and operational research to identify trends, risks, and business opportunities. Develop and maintain business analyses, financial models, ROI and payback analyses, feasibility studies, scenario analyses, and business cases under Manager direction. Analyze volume, revenue, cost, capacity, profitability, and operational drivers to support strategic recommendations and investment decisions. Prepare executive reports, presentations, business-review materials, decision papers, and strategic updates. Develop clear reporting narratives that summarize key findings, business implications, risks, alternatives, and management recommendations. Consolidate information from Operations, Finance, Performance Analytics, Billing, Procurement, and other functions into accurate and consistent reporting packages. Coordinate with source owners to validate data, resolve inconsistencies, document assumptions, and maintain a reliable analytical record. Support executive meetings and planning reviews by preparing presentation materials, anticipated questions, supporting analyses, and follow-up information. Maintain model versions, data sources, approval records, business-case files, and supporting documentation in designated repositories. Support post-approval reviews by comparing expected and actual results and identifying material variances in investment or strategic-initiative performance. Escalate material data gaps, unsupported assumptions, analytical risks, and inconsistencies that may affect management decisions. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Economics, Accounting, Supply Chain, Data Analytics, or a related field preferred. Two or more years of experience in business analysis, corporate planning, FP&A, consulting support, management reporting, or a related function preferred. Professional proficiency in both English and Korean, with the ability to prepare and present business reports in both languages. Strong analytical reasoning, business judgment, attention to detail, and written communication skills. Ability to manage recurring reporting deadlines and project-based analytical assignments. Technical Skills & Competencies Advanced Microsoft Excel, including financial modeling, scenario analysis, pivots, lookups, charts, and data validation. Microsoft PowerPoint and Word for executive presentations, decision papers, and bilingual management reporting. Business-case development, ROI, payback, break-even, sensitivity analysis, and basic NPV/IRR concepts. Market and competitor research, benchmarking, source validation, and assumption documentation. Working knowledge of Power BI and operational or financial data sources such as Magnus and SAP preferred. Bilingual translation and business-writing capability in English and Korean, including executive-level terminology and reporting narratives. File organization, version control, source documentation, and audit-ready analytical records. Pay: $60,600.00 - $70,300.00 per year Work Location: In person