Financial Planning and Analysis Manager

FP&A Analyst / FP&A ManagerHybrid (3/2) - NW AustinThis opportunity is with an exciting, creative, globally connected omnichannel company that is growing both organically and through acquisition. With multiple lines of business and a fast-moving environment, they need someone who doesn't just report the numbers, they need someone who lives and breathes data and can turn it into insight.This role reports directly to the CFO. It is highly visible, high-impact, and a great fit for someone who wants a seat at the table and the opportunity to influence real business decisions.What You'll DoOwn financial reporting across multiple business lines in a global, omnichannel environmentBuild, maintain, and improve financial models to support strategic planning and decision-makingAnalyze large and complex datasets — cleaning, structuring, and transforming data into clear, actionable insightDevelop and maintain dashboards and reporting tools that give leadership visibility into business performancePartner cross-functionally with accounting, operations, and leadership to ensure data integrity and alignmentSupport budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysisIdentify trends, surface risks and opportunities, and communicate findings directly to the CFO and senior leadershipWhat Makes This Role DifferentThis is not a traditional FP&A role focused on maintaining existing reports. The business is scaling, and this person will help build the financial infrastructure to support that growth. You will work across multiple lines of business, work with global data, and have real visibility at the executive level.If you are someone who gets excited about messy data, loves building models from scratch, and wants your work to actually matter — this is the role for you!What They're Looking For in an FP&A ManagerA strong foundation in accounting or finance — you don't need to be a CPA, but you need to understand how the numbers workSomeone who lives and breathes data — cleaning it, analyzing it, modeling it, and telling a story with itExperience with financial modeling; a three-statement model background is a strong plusProficiency in data tools — currently working in Power Query, but experience with any of the following is welcomed: SQL (highly preferred)Power BI or TableauStrong Excel skills go without sayingExperience in an omnichannel, multi-entity, or global business is relevant and valuedThe ability to show your work — models or reporting samples you've built are a great conversation starterYears of experience matter less than the quality of your thinking and your comfort with data.Culture FitThis team needs someone who is:Intellectually curious and energized by complex, ambiguous data problemsSelf-directed and able to take ownership without needing a lot of hand-holdingComfortable working in a fast-moving, ever-evolving environmentA clear communicator who can translate data into plain language for non-finance stakeholdersLow-drama, collaborative, and ready to roll up their sleevesThis is a creative, high-energy environment. It is a great fit for someone who wants to make an impact and grow alongside a business that is actively scaling.