General Mills India
General Mills India | Sr. Financial Analyst, Product Hub
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Job Highlights
Key accountabilities
- In the Senior Financial Analyst role on the Supply Chain Finance team, you will have a unique opportunity to be a part of a team where you can develop your skills and capabilities in planning & reporting, process excellence, situational agility and partnership for impact.
- In this role, you will play a key leadership role in the monthly, quarterly and annual FP&A processes in Supply Chain Finance that are critical to accurately forecasting our results for the business and providing meaningful insights.
- Come join the Supply Chain Finance team for this unique opportunity to be a part of a team that will drive impactful change and value to the business!
- Own business support for an Operating Units, partnering with finance and cross-functional stakeholders to deliver comprehensive supply chain finance insights and outputs.
- Collaborate to provide rigorous analytics to enable strong execution by project teams on product launches and cost savings initiatives.
- Partner with US-based team on critical Supply Chain Finance deliverables and processes such as Innovation Costings, Reform/Renovation Costings, Capital Projects & Ad-Hoc Analysis.
- Analyzing missing rates and partnering with US-based teams for their inputs; receiving file back and uploading to system.
- Analyze current cost structure on products, changes in costs and cost composition over time, and trend analysis across businesses.
- Partnering with sourcing buyers, manufacturing field finance contacts, and the logistics pillar team.
- Partner with Supply Chain Finance team on analysis of key drivers and summarization of key insights for the SCF Planning & Analysis, Pillar and Operating Units Supply Chain teams.
- Drive efficiencies in our annual and monthly planning/reporting processes.
- Identify data outliers, determine root cause and action.
Requirements
- Experience needed to support expected role- 5-9 years.
- Professional Certifications: CA, MBA, PGDBA, MMS.
- Supply Chain Finance knowledge is preferred.
- Strong communication, leadership, and influencing skills.
- Strong analytical skills and problem-solving ability.
- Solid understanding of P&L planning and business process.
- Previous Supply Chain or Supply Chain Finance experience.
- Experience with our FP&A systems and capabilities (BPC, AFO, Tableau) or system proficiency (ability to get up to speed quickly).
- Experience with SAP ERP/IEP or system proficiency (ability to get up to speed quickly.
About the company
General Mills, Inc.
General Mills was formed on 20 June 1928 in its present form when James Ford Bell merged Washburn-Crosby with a number of other regional flour mills, and its roots go back to the Minneapolis Milling Company, incorporated in 1856. Its shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in November 1928. The company is headquartered in Golden Valley, Minnesota, and sells branded foods through retail stores, including breakfast cereals, baking mixes, refrigerated dough, soup, snack foods and ice cream. It added the pet food maker Blue Buffalo in 2018. In India, General Mills runs the General Mills India Center in Mumbai, a global capability centre that supports the group in supply chain, digital technology, innovation, consumer insights and finance. A satellite office for digital and technology staff opened in Pune in 2025.
Finance hiring is concentrated in Mumbai and covers a wide range of work: corporate finance, supply chain accounting, financial consolidation on OneStream, US payroll tax, SAP finance, cost management, FP&A, brand finance, global internal audit and global finance operations. Roles run from executive and trainee level to associate director and head of function. Several postings ask for a Chartered Accountant or an MBA in Finance, and cost management trainee roles are open to candidates pursuing CMA Intermediate or Final. Internal audit roles prefer CPA, CIA or CISA, and other postings ask for a graduate or postgraduate degree.
