FPA Manager
adeccoKnoxville (TN)
About the role
Finance Manager – Manufacturing Greater Knoxville Area Adecco is happy to present the following opportunity. We’re partnering with a growing manufacturing organization to identify a Finance Manager to support both leadership and plant operations. This is a high-visibility role focused on driving financial performance, improving operational insights, and supporting day-to-day decision-making. This position will own budgeting, forecasting, and financial analysis, while working closely with operations to evaluate cost drivers, profitability, and overall business performance.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning processes Provide financial analysis and insights to support business decisions Partner with operations to analyze cost drivers, labor efficiency, and performance Deliver variance analysis, KPI reporting, and financial dashboards Support product profitability, pricing, and margin improvement initiatives Assist with capital investment analysis and strategic projects Drive process improvements across finance and reporting functions
Qualifications:
5–10+ years of experience in finance, FP&A, or accounting Experience supporting operations or plant leadership Background in manufacturing or a related industry preferred Strong financial modeling, forecasting, and analytical skillsERP experience and advanced Excel required Exposure to BI tools is a plus This is a strong opportunity for someone looking to step into a visible role with direct impact on both financial performance and operations. If interested, please apply directly to joe.dombles@adeccona.com
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