Professionals specializing in creating detailed, quantitative models to represent a company’s financial performance and predict future financial outcomes. Using these models to assess the financial impact of various business decisions, investment opportunities, and economic conditions.

Financial modelers typically work with tools like Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, or more advanced software like Python and R for data analysis and modeling. They focus on building models such as cash flow projections, valuation models, budget forecasts, and sensitivity analyses to help businesses, investors, and analysts make informed decisions.

Key responsibilities include:

– Building financial forecasts for revenue, expenses, and profits.

– Valuing companies or projects using techniques like discounted cash flow (DCF) or comparable analysis.

– Analyzing financial statements and key performance indicators (KPIs) to track business performance.

– Conducting scenario analysis to assess the impact of various business strategies or market conditions.

Financial modelers are essential for businesses seeking to evaluate investments, manage financial risk, and optimize profitability.