Senior Finance Manager - Corporate FP&A

As Senior Finance Manager, you lead financial forecasting, reporting, and analysis, partnering with the CFO to deliver reliable projections and executive-ready insights. You own consolidation processes and drive driver-based models for cash flow and multi-year outlooks. You guide a finance team, support potential M&A activities, and communicate complex results to executives and the Board. This role blends technical modeling with strategic partnership to strengthen financial decision making.

• health perks
• FSA/HSA
• 401(k) with company match
• employee stock purchase plan
• flexible time away plan

• Lead and mentor a finance team to build high performance and collaboration
• Serve as primary finance partner to the CFO for forecasts, projections, routine reporting, and ad hoc analysis
• Build and maintain driver-based financial models across cash flow, current year, and multi-year forecasts
• Own financial reporting and consolidation for the company, ensuring accuracy and timeliness
• Produce monthly executive KPIs and financials, and prepare quarterly Board/Audit Committee presentations
• Support M&A activities through financial modeling, due diligence, and integration analysis
• Provide direction and coaching to develop talent and elevate finance capability

• Bachelor in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related field
• 6+ years in corporate finance, FP&A, or public accounting, including public company experience
• Experience with driver-based forecasting, financial modeling, and consolidations
• Advanced Microsoft Excel; experience with ERP/EPM tools
• Knowledge of SEC reporting (10-Q/10-K)
• Leadership experience managing and developing a team
• Exposure to M&A or corporate development is a plus
• Background in investment banking, consulting, or PE is a plus
• Strong cross-functional collaboration and analytical skills

• collaboration
• analytical thinking
• clear communication with executives
• driver-based forecasting
• 3-statement financial models
• consolidation and valuation frameworks