Deni Attasiqy

Financial analysts guide businesses on risk, investments and economic performance. They make recommendations regarding the performance of stocks or bonds according to market trends or conditions. Analysts frequently advise on courses of action for mergers, material investment or marketing strategies.

• Developed financial models, analytics and automated reporting and forecasting tools to increase productivity.
• Measured actual performance against operating plan and interpreted results for all levels of management.
• Managed, tracked and monitored financial updates, watch lists and insurance files.
• Developed forecasting tools to analyze revenue variance, business pipeline and industry trends.
• Collected data and developed detailed spreadsheets to identify trends and create revenue, profitability and expense forecasts.

• Compiled budget figures by reviewing past budgets, evaluating estimated income and assessing expenses.
• Contributed to financial and operational risk reduction by evaluating effectiveness of controls and subsystems.
• Applied mathematical abilities to calculate and check figures in accounting systems.
• Investigated daily variances and corrected errors to resolve discrepancies.
• Led daily general ledger entries, using double-entry accounting method and check backs.
• Enhanced customer satisfaction by uncovering and correcting outstanding financial problems and account errors.
• Produced timely and accurate financial and progress reports and submitted for consideration during key decision-making process.
• Reported financial data and updated financial records in ledgers and journals.

• Produced high-quality documents, spreadsheets and presentations for internal and customer-facing needs.
• Delivered clerical support by handling range of routine and special requirements.
• Sorted and organized files, spreadsheets and reports.
• Communicated effectively with faculty and staff and accepted critiques and suggestions for areas of improvement.
• Reported back to instructor to receive day-to-day tasks and responsibilities.
• Interacted with customers by phone, email or in-person to provide information.
• Prepared meeting materials and took clear notes to distribute to stakeholders.
• Searched at library and in scholarly databases to locate necessary information for research projects.
• Completed range of simultaneous job tasks to support professor's academic, research and operational needs.
• Took detailed meeting minutes, prepared meeting rooms and compiled paperwork to support department.
• Achieved management recognition by designing and implementing special project during internship.