Finance Manager, WW Ops Finance - CF Support
amazonFranklin (TN)
Finance Manager, WW Ops Finance - CF Support
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amazonFranklin (TN)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this Finance Manager role, you will guide financial planning and analysis to influence strategic decisions. You’ll collaborate with finance and non-finance stakeholders to consolidate costs and automate planning modules across the customer fulfillment network. You will evaluate inputs, build models, and translate data into actionable insights for senior leadership. This position offers a meaningful chance to drive efficiency and innovation in financial tooling and processes across teams. Compensation / Benefits health insurance (medical, dental, vision, prescription) 401(k) matching paid time off parential leave restricted stock units (RSUs) sign-on payments
Responsibilities:
Partner with finance stakeholders to evaluate planning inputs, build analytic models, and ensure outputs support strategic decisions Develop deep-dive analyses and narratives to challenge assumptions and inform senior leadership Identify opportunities for large-scale financial solutions to improve tools, technology, and processes across teams Lead automation of planning modules by researching technical details, handling large data sets, and creating dynamic financial models Communicate complex finance concepts clearly across organizations to enable informed decisions
Key requirements:
5+ years of experience in tax, finance, or related analytical field Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, business, economics, or related analytical field Experience delivering forecasting, budgeting, variance analysis and data interpretation Strong analytical and modeling capabilities Excellent communication skills across finance and non-finance stakeholders strategic thinking prioritization effective communication SQL/ETL large-scale data mining and reporting tools (SQL, MS Access, Essbase, Cognos) Oracle, SAP, Lawson, JD Edwards financial systems
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