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About the role

Overview: In this role you will shape the financial strategy for a global technology and manufacturing leader. You will partner with senior leaders to influence profitable growth, lead planning and reporting for complex programs, and mentor a distributed finance team. You will drive improvement in financial processes, leveraging cutting-edge technology to enable smarter decisions. This is a high-impact, change-led role within CORP SBG that blends strategic Finance with cross-functional collaboration and innovation. Compensation / Benefits Comprehensive benefits package Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance 401(k) match Parental leave Paid time off and holidays Educational assistance
Responsibilities: Oversee all finance tasks including UID approval, journal entries, and month-end close Lead forecasting and financial reporting to deliver accurate, timely information Ensure compliance with financial policies and internal controls Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support business planning and analysis Drive continuous improvement of financial processes and systems, especially S/4HANA
Key requirements: 6+ years of FP&A, Finance Business Partnering, or related finance functions with budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and reporting responsibility Experience managing financials for large-scale, cross-functional projects or transformation initiatives Experience supporting month-end close activities and reporting for complex programs or enterprise-wide initiatives Strong analytical and financial modeling skills with advanced Excel and forecasting capabilities Proven ability to influence senior leadership and drive business outcomes through partnerships Outstanding communication and interpersonal abilities Cross-functional collaboration Strategic thinking Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel Financial modeling S/4HANA experience

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