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How much do financial administrators jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 7, 2026, the average yearly pay for financial administrators in the United States is $70,648.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $55,500.00 and $89,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are some common challenges Financial Administrators face in managing multiple accounts or budgets simultaneously?

Financial Administrators often juggle several accounts or budgets at once, which requires strong organizational and time-management skills. One common challenge is ensuring accuracy and compliance across all financial records while meeting tight deadlines, particularly during monthly or quarterly reporting periods. Balancing competing priorities and communicating effectively with different departments to gather necessary information can also be demanding. To succeed, Financial Administrators typically rely on robust financial software, clear processes, and proactive collaboration with colleagues.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Financial Administrator, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Financial Administrator, you need strong analytical abilities, attention to detail, and a solid background in finance or accounting, often supported by a degree in a related field. Familiarity with financial management software such as QuickBooks, SAP, or Oracle, and sometimes certifications like CPA or CMA, is typically required. Excellent organizational skills, integrity, and effective communication distinguish top performers in this role. These skills ensure accurate financial reporting, compliance, and efficient management of organizational resources.

What are Financial Administrators?

Financial Administrators are professionals responsible for managing and overseeing the financial operations of an organization. Their duties typically include processing invoices, managing budgets, maintaining financial records, preparing reports, and ensuring compliance with financial regulations. They play a key role in supporting financial decision-making and maintaining the organization’s fiscal health. Financial Administrators often work closely with accountants, auditors, and other finance team members.

What is the difference between Financial Administrators vs Bookkeepers?

AspectFinancial AdministratorsBookkeepers
CredentialsOften require accounting or finance certifications; some roles may need a degreeTypically need basic bookkeeping or accounting courses; certification is optional
Work EnvironmentOffice settings, corporate finance departments, or accounting firmsSmall business offices, accounting firms, or freelance work
Employer & Industry UsageUsed across industries for financial management and reportingCommon in small businesses for daily transaction recording
Primary ResponsibilitiesOverseeing financial operations, budgeting, financial reportingRecording daily financial transactions, maintaining ledgers

Financial Administrators focus on managing financial strategies and reporting, often requiring advanced certifications and working in corporate environments. Bookkeepers handle daily transaction recording, usually with less formal education, and are common in small business settings. While both roles involve finance, their scope and responsibilities differ significantly.

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Analyst, PDC Operations- Investments (Bilingual Korean)

Analyst, PDC Operations- Investments (Bilingual Korean)

Hyundai MOBIS

Fountain Valley, CA

Other

Posted 3 days ago


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7.3

Company rating: 7.3 out of 10

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Job description

JOB PURPOSE

The Analyst, PDC Ops - Investment position supports the translation, development, and execution of capital investment proposals for the PDC network. This role is responsible for RFQ analysis, supplier pricing review and negotiation, budget control, and invoice management. In addition, this position serves as a key point of contact between MOBIS Parts America and Koreabased stakeholders, supporting bidirectional communication related to capital investments, project status, supplier reviews, and financial reporting. The Analyst ensures that proposals, approvals, and execution activities are clearly translated, aligned, and executed in accordance with agreedupon objectives and budgets..

This role also includes project management tasks, completion reporting, as well as supporting Leadership, Coordinators, and Admin's requests and questions. Supports in all aspects of Capital planning and acquisition, facilities improvement & maintenance and accounts payable for the PDC network. Works with their team to ensure that all capital investment proposals and projects milestones/goals are met from beginning to end, while adhering to approved budgets.

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES

PROCUREMENT: (30%)

  • Capital investment business case presentation to Senior Managers
  • Submit RFQs to supplier for established bidding processes, monitor award process to suppliers.
  • Attention needed to ensure labor costs, machine costs, and material costs are consistent and accurate.
  • Oversee PDC Supply inventory and purchasing costs, and help choose cost-effective vendors.
  • Assist with negotiations and contracts for services and materials.
  • Work with suppliers and help manage their performance. Participate in supplier selection and assess, monitor, and control direct costs related to accessory parts by discussing and agreeing on prices.
  • Drive deal negotiation and structuring
  • Act as a liaison with Koreabased teams, supporting communication related to capital investment proposals, RFQs, supplier selections, and cost justifications
  • Translate and explain MPA operational requirements, timelines, and cost drivers to Korea stakeholders, and relay Korea feedback, questions, and approvals to local teams
  • Support alignment of Korea investment expectations with U.S. market conditions, supplier benchmarks, and execution realities

BUDGET CONTROL AND INVOICE MANAGEMENT: (15%)

  • Review, endorse, and track project budgets and spending.
  • Assist and support annual capital investment plans for the distribution network
  • Help manage budget differences by collaborating closely with procurement and project management teams.
  • Make sure that invoices are processed accurately and on time and communicate with suppliers and our internal finance team.
  • Check invoices for errors and differences.
  • Prepare and maintain expense reports.
  • Assist financial administrators in annual budget creation process, and ensure GLs remain in good standing throughout the year
  • Assist that financial administrators analyze operational forecasts to ensure that blanket POs remain in good standing
  • Support Korearequested financial reporting, variance explanations, and payment status updates related to approved investments
  • Assist in responding to adhoc financial inquiries from Korea leadership regarding project spend, forecasts, and vendor performance

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: (15%)

  • Supports, contributes and manages individual-led projects, like acquiring equipment for facilities.
  • Break down tasks for individual projects, set timelines, and assess potential risks and opportunities as a team.
  • Collaborate with relevant stakeholders to identify and clarify the requirements, scope, and objectives of individual projects.
  • Actively track the progress of individual projects, address issues together, and keep everyone informed about project status.
  • Work closely with Project Managers to provide support and share information for team projects.
  • Ensure resources are available and appropriately allocated for individual projects, managing schedules and expectations.
  • Assist team in managing cradle to grave investment projects to successful completion
  • Work with team in creating executive investment planning and project decks
  • Lead new facility start up investment and expense projects
  • Assist cost savings initiatives ensuring that each facility selects best vendor during competitive bidding process
  • Coordinate project updates, milestones, and risk escalation with Koreabased stakeholders, ensuring transparency and alignment across regions
  • Support preparation of bilingual executive investment decks, summaries, and progress reports when required

ON TIME LAUNCH: (15%)

  • Monitor the vendor's activities to ensure the timely delivery of materials to support project completion.
  • Help and support team members in handling purchase orders, making sure supplies arrive on time from suppliers, and handling invoices to complete orders.
  • Oversee project deadlines, progress, and outcomes to ensure a timely launch
  • Communicate project readiness, risks, and launch status to Korea stakeholders to ensure alignment with approval assumptions and expectations. 

NETWORK SUPPORT: (10%)

  • Continuous analysis of PDC equipment requirements based on updates in employee headcount and IB/OB volumes.
  • Collate capital expenditure requests from all SCM sources (PDC Managers, SCM HQ Management Team, Coordinators) and submit budgetary summaries for review and approval
  • Monitor and measure supplier performance based on cost, quality and delivery criteria.
  • Assist team in ensuring all owned facilities remain in good repair
  • Support Korearelated audits, reviews, or benchmarking requests related to PDC investments, assets, and facility conditions

OTHER DUTIES: (15%)

  • Support the purchasing department's continuous improvement initiatives.
  • Review project proposal
  • Suggest improvements to MPA and vendor purchasing systems to improve efficiencies, communication, and lead times for deliveries.
  • Perform ancillary duties as requested by management
  • Support crossfunctional and crossregional communication initiatives between MPA and Korea teams
  • Assist leadership in preparing responses to Koreainitiated inquiries regarding capital planning, operational performance, or supplier matter

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

  • Successful completion rate of investment projects
  • Support SCM departments in cost/savings analysis.
  • Maintain accurate real-time status updates on on-going projects
  • Pro-actively identify and resolve potential problems or issues that may impact a Lean program, project or business condition. Critical issues are to be discussed with management for visibility, direction and alternative solutions

WORK SCHEDULE/TRAVEL

  • 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
  • Occasional overnight travel (up to 20%) by land and/or air
  • May require periodic meetings or communications outside standard business hours to support coordination with Koreabased teams

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