Treasury Analyst

DDN is seeking a Treasury Analyst to support day-to-day global treasury operations and contribute to high-impact projects across banking, cash management, systems, and controls.

This role will partner closely with the Head of Treasury and work cross-functionally with Accounting, FP&A, AP, AR, Payroll, Tax, Legal, and external banking partners. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, analytical, highly organized, and comfortable operating in a global, multi-entity, multi-bank environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare and maintain the daily global cash position across multiple banks, entities, and currencies

• Support short-term cash forecasting and variance analysis, including key inputs from AR, AP, payroll, taxes, and other major cash flows

• Assist with domestic and international payment execution, including wires and other time-sensitive transactions

• Monitor liquidity needs for payroll, tax, benefits, and operating activity

• Support bank account administration, signer updates, KYC requests, and portal entitlements across global banking partners

• Contribute to treasury projects including bank account rationalization, cash management process improvements, and ERP / Workday-related treasury support

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business, or a related field

• 2–4 years of experience in treasury, corporate finance, banking, or a similar analytical role

• Strong Excel skills and comfort working with large, multi-source datasets

• Familiarity with ERP systems; Workday experience is a plus

• Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple priorities effectively

• Clear written and verbal communication skills and a collaborative working style

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience in a global, multi-entity, multi-currency environment

• Experience with cash positioning, payment operations, and bank portals in a corporate or banking environment

• Understanding of core treasury concepts including liquidity management, cash forecasting, payment controls, and bank account administration

• Exposure to treasury systems, bank connectivity, or cash management implementations