Senior Corporate FP&A Manager

Posted 3 days ago

pjf group confidential clientTempe (AZ)

Financial Managers Corporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing Offices

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About the role

Our client is seeking a Senior Corporate FP&A Manager to join its Global Corporate FP&A team. This is an individual contributor role supporting strategic planning, forecasting, reporting, and executive financial presentations. Candidates must have 10+ years of FP&A experience with large-scale public companies with annual revenue exceeding $4 billion.

Key Responsibilities: Lead budgeting, forecasting, and Annual Operating Plan processes Prepare Board, Audit Committee, and C-level financial presentations Consolidate global forecasts and reporting Own balance sheet and cash flow forecasting Analyze spending, trends, and variances Prepare monthly journal entries Improve and automate FP&A reporting and processes What We're Looking For 10+ years of FP&A experience Large-scale public company experience with annual revenue exceeding $4 billion Strong Corporate FP&A, forecasting, consolidation, and financial modeling experience Advanced Excel and experience with SAP, Oracle, Hyperion, or similar systems Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Business, or related field; MBA or CPA a plus Additional ExperienceFX/currency impacts in a global FP&A environment Month end close, including accruals and balance sheet reconciliations This role offers the opportunity to work closely with senior leadership and global finance teams in a highly visible Corporate FP&A capacity. If your experience aligns with the qualifications above, we would be pleased to hear from you.

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