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Get Access To All JobsAbout the Strategic Finance Team
Strategic Finance is a lean, high-impact team that sits at the center of Rivian's most critical executive decisions.
The team owns Rivian's Long-Range Financial Plan (LRP)—the foundational roadmap connecting corporate ambition with resource requirements and capital strategy. Beyond enterprise planning, the team evaluates major corporate transactions, novel commercial structures, capital allocation decisions, and strategic partnerships. The team has been involved in helping Rivian raise more than $15 billion in capital across equity, debt, joint venture, and strategic partnership transactions, including Rivian's partnership with Uber and its Department of Energy loan program.
Our scope extends across the entire enterprise, partnering with Engineering, Operations, Supply Chain, Commercial, Corporate Development, Accounting, and Investor Relations to turn high-level strategy into concrete, auditable plans.
Role Summary
As a Senior Strategic Finance Analyst, you will take on unstructured, high-stakes financial questions that shape Rivian's financial trajectory. You will lead the development of novel business cases, pressure-test investment economics, and evaluate strategic opportunities with direct visibility to the C-Suite and executive leadership.
This role is designed for a self-directed modeler who combines rigorous financial fundamentals with strong business intuition. You will take ownership of complex projects from end to end—scoping the question, gathering and diligencing assumptions across cross-functional teams, building robust financial frameworks from scratch, and synthesizing recommendations into executive-ready narratives.
Why This Role Matters
- Steward Enterprise Trajectory: Own core components of Rivian's Long-Range Financial Plan (LRP) to align product roadmaps, capacity plans, and multi-year operations with corporate cash runway and capital strategy.
- Architect New Business Cases: Build rigorous financial models from the ground up to evaluate new market entries, technology investments, commercial partnerships, and make-vs-buy decisions.
- Rigorous Cross-Functional Diligence: Partner directly with technical leaders across Engineering, Supply Chain, Commercial, and Operations to diligence assumptions, challenge consensus, and ensure data integrity.
- Shape C-Suite Decisions: Translate multi-layered, multi-scenario financial models into crisp memos and executive presentations that drive rapid decision-making.
- Modernize Financial Workflows: Integrate advanced analytics and modern AI productivity tools to accelerate data synthesis, sensitivity analysis, and scenario iteration.
- Build Models from Scratch: Develop dynamic, clean, fully auditable three-statement models, DCFs, and scenario frameworks from zero without existing templates.
- Scope & Diligence Business Cases: Take ambiguous strategic questions, define the problem statement, source data from cross-functional partners, stress-test cost/revenue assumptions, and identify key sensitivity variables.
- Lead Long-Range Plan Workstreams: Maintain and enhance core LRP models, partnering with FP&A, Accounting, and business partners to ensure assumptions align with actual financial reporting and historical baselines.
- Run Scenario & Sensitivity Analyses: Model complex "what-if" trade-offs covering volume variations, cost-down roadmaps, pricing dynamics, and capital-intensity shifts.
- Translate Finance into Action: Synthesize technical and financial complexity into punchy, high-impact executive decks, strategy memos, and board-level materials.
- Drive Cross-Functional Consensus: Serve as the connective tissue across Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, and Accounting to ensure numbers tie out and strategic initiatives remain financially grounded.
Required Experience
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related quantitative discipline.
- 3–4+ years of total experience, ideally starting in Investment Banking or Transaction Advisory (FDD), followed by Strategic Finance, Corporate Development, or Private Equity.
- Advanced Financial Modeling Capabilities: Proven track record of building dynamic 3-statement operating models, returns analyses (IRR/NPV), and complex scenario frameworks from scratch under tight timelines.
- Accounting Foundation: Strong grasp of US GAAP, financial statement mechanics, revenue recognition, and capital accounting to ensure models tie out seamlessly to actuals.
- Strong project management skills, with demonstrated experience coordinating cross-functional stakeholders, reconciling conflicting data, and driving consensus.
- Executive Communication: Demonstrated ability to distill nuanced financial outputs into concise written memos and executive slide decks for senior leadership.
- Project Ownership & Influence: Strong interpersonal skill set to independently lead workstreams, run cross-functional meetings, diligence technical assumptions with non-finance teams, and tactfully challenge inputs.
- Passion for the mission: a genuine interest in energy, mobility, and sustainability.
Preferred Qualifications
- AI & Modern Workflow Fluency: Practical experience leveraging frontier AI tools (e.g., Claude, Gemini) or automated scripting to accelerate research, financial logic checks, and workflow efficiency.
- Platform Exposure: Exposure to modern data warehouses and planning tools (e.g., SAP, Oracle EPM, Databricks) is a plus.
- Sector Familiarity: Prior experience in hardware manufacturing, automotive/EV, clean energy, or deep tech capital investments.
About the Strategic Finance Team
Strategic Finance is a lean, high-impact team that sits at the center of Rivian's most critical executive decisions.
The team owns Rivian's Long-Range Financial Plan (LRP)—the foundational roadmap connecting corporate ambition with resource requirements and capital strategy. Beyond enterprise planning, the team evaluates major corporate transactions, novel commercial structures, capital allocation decisions, and strategic partnerships. The team has been involved in helping Rivian raise more than $15 billion in capital across equity, debt, joint venture, and strategic partnership transactions, including Rivian's partnership with Uber and its Department of Energy loan program.
Our scope extends across the entire enterprise, partnering with Engineering, Operations, Supply Chain, Commercial, Corporate Development, Accounting, and Investor Relations to turn high-level strategy into concrete, auditable plans.
Role Summary
As a Senior Strategic Finance Analyst, you will take on unstructured, high-stakes financial questions that shape Rivian's financial trajectory. You will lead the development of novel business cases, pressure-test investment economics, and evaluate strategic opportunities with direct visibility to the C-Suite and executive leadership.
This role is designed for a self-directed modeler who combines rigorous financial fundamentals with strong business intuition. You will take ownership of complex projects from end to end—scoping the question, gathering and diligencing assumptions across cross-functional teams, building robust financial frameworks from scratch, and synthesizing recommendations into executive-ready narratives.
Why This Role Matters
- Steward Enterprise Trajectory: Own core components of Rivian's Long-Range Financial Plan (LRP) to align product roadmaps, capacity plans, and multi-year operations with corporate cash runway and capital strategy.
- Architect New Business Cases: Build rigorous financial models from the ground up to evaluate new market entries, technology investments, commercial partnerships, and make-vs-buy decisions.
- Rigorous Cross-Functional Diligence: Partner directly with technical leaders across Engineering, Supply Chain, Commercial, and Operations to diligence assumptions, challenge consensus, and ensure data integrity.
- Shape C-Suite Decisions: Translate multi-layered, multi-scenario financial models into crisp memos and executive presentations that drive rapid decision-making.
- Modernize Financial Workflows: Integrate advanced analytics and modern AI productivity tools to accelerate data synthesis, sensitivity analysis, and scenario iteration.
- Build Models from Scratch: Develop dynamic, clean, fully auditable three-statement models, DCFs, and scenario frameworks from zero without existing templates.
- Scope & Diligence Business Cases: Take ambiguous strategic questions, define the problem statement, source data from cross-functional partners, stress-test cost/revenue assumptions, and identify key sensitivity variables.
- Lead Long-Range Plan Workstreams: Maintain and enhance core LRP models, partnering with FP&A, Accounting, and business partners to ensure assumptions align with actual financial reporting and historical baselines.
- Run Scenario & Sensitivity Analyses: Model complex "what-if" trade-offs covering volume variations, cost-down roadmaps, pricing dynamics, and capital-intensity shifts.
- Translate Finance into Action: Synthesize technical and financial complexity into punchy, high-impact executive decks, strategy memos, and board-level materials.
- Drive Cross-Functional Consensus: Serve as the connective tissue across Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, and Accounting to ensure numbers tie out and strategic initiatives remain financially grounded.
Required Experience
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related quantitative discipline.
- 3–4+ years of total experience, ideally starting in Investment Banking or Transaction Advisory (FDD), followed by Strategic Finance, Corporate Development, or Private Equity.
- Advanced Financial Modeling Capabilities: Proven track record of building dynamic 3-statement operating models, returns analyses (IRR/NPV), and complex scenario frameworks from scratch under tight timelines.
- Accounting Foundation: Strong grasp of US GAAP, financial statement mechanics, revenue recognition, and capital accounting to ensure models tie out seamlessly to actuals.
- Strong project management skills, with demonstrated experience coordinating cross-functional stakeholders, reconciling conflicting data, and driving consensus.
- Executive Communication: Demonstrated ability to distill nuanced financial outputs into concise written memos and executive slide decks for senior leadership.
- Project Ownership & Influence: Strong interpersonal skill set to independently lead workstreams, run cross-functional meetings, diligence technical assumptions with non-finance teams, and tactfully challenge inputs.
- Passion for the mission: a genuine interest in energy, mobility, and sustainability.
Preferred Qualifications
- AI & Modern Workflow Fluency: Practical experience leveraging frontier AI tools (e.g., Claude, Gemini) or automated scripting to accelerate research, financial logic checks, and workflow efficiency.
- Platform Exposure: Exposure to modern data warehouses and planning tools (e.g., SAP, Oracle EPM, Databricks) is a plus.
- Sector Familiarity: Prior experience in hardware manufacturing, automotive/EV, clean energy, or deep tech capital investments.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Visa Sponsorship as a Finance Analyst
Verify your degree field matches the role
Finance Analyst positions require a bachelor's degree in finance, economics, accounting, or a closely related field. A degree in a general business discipline may trigger scrutiny at the consulate, so confirm your transcript reflects a specialty occupation match before applying.
Pull prevailing wage data before salary negotiations
Your employer's offered salary must meet the DOL prevailing wage for Finance Analyst in the specific city where you'll work. Use the OFLC Wage Search to look up Level I through Level IV wages by location before your offer letter is finalized.
Search for verified H-1B1 sponsors on Migrate Mate
Not every employer advertising Finance Analyst roles understands H-1B1 Singapore sponsorship. Migrate Mate filters employers by actual DOL Labor Condition Application filing history, so you can target companies that have already navigated the process for Singaporean professionals.
Ask whether your employer files LCAs in-house
Smaller firms often outsource LCA filing to outside counsel, which can add weeks to your timeline. During interviews, ask directly whether the company has handled H-1B1 Singapore cases before and who manages the DOL certification internally.
Prepare your O*NET occupation profile printout early
Consular officers may request evidence that Finance Analyst qualifies as a specialty occupation. Print your O*NET occupation profile for Financial Analysts and bring it to your visa interview alongside your degree transcripts and job offer letter.
Account for the LCA certification window in your start date
DOL typically certifies an LCA within seven business days, but your employer needs that certification before submitting your consulate application. Build at least two weeks of buffer into your proposed start date to avoid an offer letter that lists an unrealistic reporting date.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Finance Analyst role qualify as a specialty occupation for H-1B1 Singapore?
Yes. Finance Analyst positions routinely qualify because they require theoretical and practical application of highly specialized knowledge, typically a bachelor's degree or higher in finance, economics, or accounting. The O*NET occupation profile for Financial Analysts confirms the role falls in Job Zone 4, supporting the specialty occupation classification that the H-1B1 Singapore visa requires.
How does the H-1B1 Singapore visa differ from H-1B for Finance Analyst roles?
The H-1B1 Singapore visa bypasses the H-1B lottery entirely and goes directly to consular processing, which means your employer avoids filing a USCIS petition before you can start. The trade-off is that H-1B visa1 doesn't carry dual intent, so you'll need to maintain a credible nonimmigrant intent posture at each consulate visit, which matters more for Finance Analysts who may eventually pursue permanent residency.
How do I find Finance Analyst employers who already understand H-1B1 Singapore sponsorship?
Migrate Mate surfaces employers with verified DOL Labor Condition Application filing history, letting you filter specifically for companies that have sponsored Singaporean professionals before. This saves you from spending months in interview processes with employers who stall or withdraw once they learn the visa mechanics, which is a common frustration for H-1B1 Singapore applicants in finance.
What documents should I bring to the consulate for a Finance Analyst H-1B1 Singapore application?
You'll need your certified LCA, the original job offer letter specifying your Finance Analyst title and salary, your degree transcripts and diploma, your passport valid for at least six months beyond your intended entry date, and a completed DS-160. If your degree field isn't an exact match to finance, bring credential evaluation letters and any CFA or CPA certifications to support the specialty occupation determination.
Can a Finance Analyst on H-1B1 Singapore change employers without losing status?
You can change employers, but the H-1B1 Singapore visa doesn't have H-1B's portability provisions. Your new employer must file a fresh LCA with DOL and have it certified before you begin working for them. If you're between jobs, you're not authorized to work during the gap, so timing the transition carefully around LCA certification is critical for Finance Analysts managing an employer change.