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Rose International · 1 day ago

Capital Analyst

St Paul, MN

Full-time

Hybrid

Mid Level

$51/hr - $51/hr

3+ years exp

Rose International is a company in the utility industry seeking a Capital Analyst to join their Project Intake team. The role involves evaluating software-related capital projects, ensuring compliance with internal policies, and providing clear financial documentation for CapEx vs. OpEx determinations.

Human ResourcesInformation TechnologyOutsourcingProject ManagementStaffing Agency

Growth Opportunities

Responsibilities

Review incoming project requests for alignment with capital policy and strategic objectives

Validate completeness of Statements of Work (SOWs) and supporting documentation

Analyze project deliverables and costs to determine proper classification (CapEx vs. OpEx)

Provide clear documentation and recommendations for financial coding

Partner with IT teams, Finance, and project managers to ensure accurate intake and classification

Communicate findings and recommendations in clear, concise language for both technical and non-technical audiences

Ensure adherence to internal capital software policy and regulatory requirements

Maintain accurate records for audit and reporting purposes

Identify opportunities to streamline intake and classification workflows

Leverage automation and AI tools (e.g., Microsoft Copilot) to enhance efficiency and accuracy

Qualification

AccountingFinancial AnalysisGAAPCapEx vs. OpEx analysisAIAutomation toolsAnalytical skillsIndependent judgmentProblem-solving skillsCommunication skillsCollaboration skills

Required

3–6 years of relevant experience (capital analysis, IT financial governance, or similar)

Exposure to large-scale software projects and compliance frameworks (FASB, GAAP)

Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, Information Technology, or a related field (or equivalent combination of education, training, and experience)

Experience with fixed assets, capital project management, or capital project budgeting preferred

Understanding of CapEx vs. OpEx principles and financial governance