Senior Manager, FP&A
$173,580 - $231,440 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$173,580 - $231,440 per year
About the role
- Minimum 12 years experience functioning in an FP&A or relevant finance position
- Undergraduate degree in Finance or Accounting
- Identify and report inconsistencies across business units while establishing standards for budgeting, performance metrics, and reporting processes.
- Ensure alignment of financial strategies and initiatives with overall corporate and business strategies.
- C-level and investment banking experience a plus
- Lead financial analysis efforts to support pricing scenarios and the development of innovative business models.
- Ability to synthesize complex financial narratives for senior management.
- Analyze business opportunities and risks, providing strategic recommendations and alternative solutions to senior management.
- Serve as a key advisor in shaping data-driven financial decisions that enhance organizational performance and profitability.
- Job Functions:
- Motor Abilities: Sitting for extended periods, bending/stooping, grasping/gripping, fine motor control (hands)
- Physical exertion and/or requirements: Minimal, with ability to safely lift up to 25 pounds.
- Repetitive work: Prolonged
- Special Senses: Visual and audio focused work
- Work Conditions: Stairs, typing/keyboard, standard and/or sitting working environment of >8 hours/day
- Travel required 0-10%Salary Range Level: $173,580-$231,440
- Competitive Compensation
- Salary, eligible to participate in discretionary short-term incentive payments
- Comprehensive Medical and Wellness Benefits
- MedicalVisionDentalLife and Disability
- Gender Affirmation Benefits
- Parental Leave 401k Plan
- Generous Paid Time Off (PTO)21 days of annually accrued PTOGenerous Holiday Schedule10 paid holidays
- Relocation Assistance
- Professional and Educational Support Opportunities
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