Financial Planning and Analysis Manager (fully remote)

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phyton talent advisorsSyracuse (NY)

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About the role

A growing, international, private equity-backed SaaS company is seeking an FP&A Manager to support financial planning, analysis, and decision-making across the business. Reporting directly to the CFO, this is a highly hands-on role with significant individual-contributor responsibility and oversight of one offshore FP&A resource. This is a fully remote role day to day, with occasional meetings in the NYC office Own budgeting, forecasting, and long-range planning processes across the organization Develop financial models, reporting, and analysis to support business and investment decisions Partner with senior leadership and operational teams to analyze performance, trends, and key drivers Prepare monthly reporting, variance analysis, and management presentations Build and maintain financial models supporting strategic initiatives, scenario analysis, and growth planning Analyze revenue, expenses, headcount, and other key SaaS operating metrics Identify opportunities to improve reporting, forecasting accuracy, and financial processes Manage and review work performed by one offshore FP&A team member Support ad hoc analysis and strategic projects in a fast-paced, PE-backed environment
Qualifications:
  • 5+ years of FP&A, financial analysis, or related experience
  • Strong financial modeling and Excel skills
  • Experience with budgeting, forecasting, and management reporting
  • Experience implementing AI solutions to optimize systems and processes
  • SaaS, technology, or recurring-revenue experience required
  • Comfortable operating as a hands-on individual contributor while managing an offshore resource
  • Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively with senior stakeholders
  • Experience in a private equity-backed or high-growth environment is a plus
  • Base salary up to 130k DOE plus bonus and great benefits

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