Role Description
The Director of FP&A leads the financial planning, analysis, and forecasting function for the Enterprise business. This role owns financial strategy for the business β through lower management β and reconciles multi-stakeholder views to drive decisions with long-term organizational impact.
Responsibilities:
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Financial Strategy and Planning
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Own and drive the annual budgeting and quarterly forecasting processes end-to-end.
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Set financial targets and KPIs in partnership with the executive team, and hold department heads accountable to them.
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Identify financial trends, risks, and opportunities that shape company strategy, and act on them independently.
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Lead the development of financial models and frameworks that shape strategic initiatives and M&A activity across the business.
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Decision Support
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Independently recommend and guide financial direction on strategic projects, product launches, and market expansion opportunities, in partnership with senior leadership.
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Build the dashboards and reporting frameworks the executive team relies on to run the business.
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Own variance analysis against budget and prior year, and drive the corrective actions that follow.
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Set the standard for evaluating ROI and financial impact on proposed investments and operational changes across the company.
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Team Leadership
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Lead the FP&A function through subordinate managers, overseeing multiple integrated teams.
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Set the processes, tools, and best practices the function runs on.
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Develop the leaders on the team, including succession planning for key roles.
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Ensure financial reporting and planning stay aligned across accounting, operations, and product.
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Cross-Functional Collaboration
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Serve as the primary financial strategy partner to senior management and department leaders, translating business drivers into financial plans.
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Present financial insights and recommendations to senior leadership, providing analysis that informs board-level decisions.
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Influence organizational strategy through financial analysis, and drive financial discipline across the org.
Qualifications
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12+ years of experience, including senior leadership responsibility.
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Proven ability to lead a major function or department.
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Strategic planning and long-range execution experience.
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Strong financial and operational management capabilities.
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Experience developing leaders and succession planning.
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Executive-level presentation and influence skills.
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Strong proficiency in Excel, financial modeling, and data analysis tools. Experience using AI to drive efficiencies.
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Experience with financial planning software (Anaplan, Workday, Adaptive, etc.).
Benefits
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Flexible Paid Time Off.
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Paid Holidays and Floating Holidays.
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Medical, Dental, Vision, FSA, HSA with employer contribution, Life Insurance and Pet Insurance.
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401k with Employer Match.
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Take up to 2 Days of Paid Time Off to Volunteer with a 501c Organization.
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Paid Parental Leave.
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Company-subsidized membership to Wellhub and Peloton.
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Fertility and family-building information platform through Carrot.