Director, Financial Planning & Analysis
$126,667 - $190,000
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Posted 38 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$126,667 - $190,000
About the role
- Serve as a trusted finance partner to business and functional leaders, building a strong understanding of strategy, growth priorities, operating drivers, and financial performance
- Translate business priorities into financial targets, operating plans, and measurable outcomes
- Provide insights and recommendations related to growth, profitability, workforce planning, investments, and other key business decisions
- Support strategic and operational discussions with a balanced perspective on performance, talent, and long-term business goals
- Develop clear financial narratives that help leaders understand results, risks, opportunities, and required actions
- Lead financial planning and forecasting for supported areas, including revenue, profitability, headcount, and other key operating drivers
- Partner with leaders to develop annual budgets and longer-term financial plans aligned with strategic priorities
- Challenge assumptions thoughtfully and ensure plans reflect both opportunities and execution risks
- Establish and monitor KPIs that connect commercial activity, delivery performance, workforce capacity, and financial outcomes
- Partner with leadership on initiatives to improve pricing, project economics, resource deployment, and overall profitability
- Help build a scalable finance business-partnering model as the organization continues to grow
- Partner across Finance, Accounting, Talent, Operations, and other functions to improve data quality, reporting, and decision-making
- Develop tools, frameworks, and performance metrics that support consistency while allowing for different business needs
- Coach and develop FP&A team members and contribute to a high-performing finance organization
- Qualifications and Desired Skills
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business, or a related field is required 8+ years of progressive experience in FP&A, strategic finance, corporate finance, consulting, or related roles, including meaningful experience partnering directly with business leaders
- Strong financial acumen with expertise in forecasting, budgeting, financial modeling, performance analysis, and management reporting
- Proven ability to operate as a strategic business partner and translate financial information into actionable insights
- Strong commercial judgment and the ability to understand the operational drivers behind financial performance
- Experience supporting a multi-business, professional services, consulting, or other human-capital-intensive organization is preferred
- Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with senior executives and influence decisions without formal authority
- Strong analytical skills and the ability to synthesize complex information into clear executive-level insights
- Comfort working in a growing, evolving environment where processes and capabilities continue to mature
- Advanced proficiency with financial planning, reporting, and analytical tools, with experience in Workday, Adaptive Planning, Tableau, or similar platforms considered a plusMBA or other advanced degree is a plus
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