Finance Manager, Products & Technology
Strategic financial partner to Auth0 Engineering, owning budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and process improvements for the Products & Technology organization. Requires 5+ years FP&A experience and a bachelor's in Finance, Accounting, or Economics.
About the job
Job Duties and Responsibilities
- Be a strategic financial partner to the Auth0 Engineering organization
- Own the budgeting and forecasting processes for this function, including:
- Partnering with business to ensure accuracy for controllable spend and other key metrics based on operational performance
- Preparing budget vs. actual variance analysis and other relevant reporting
- Leading thoughtful analysis, evaluating key drivers and metrics, and partnering on driving operational efficiencies
- Collaborating with the controllership organization on accruals and other elements of the close process
- Evolving these processes, as needed
- Technology software reporting & analysis
- Cross-functional projects including streamlining processes, being point on system enhancements, etc.
- Participate in the company’s long-range strategic planning, as applicable
- Assist with and manage frequent ad hoc projects, to support senior management and business decisions
- Lead process and systems improvement and scaling projects for your area and partner on cross functional teams, to drive the company’s continued growth and scaling
Required Skills and Experience
- A minimum of 5+ years of FP&A experience
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, or Economics
- MBA, Big 4 accounting, or investment banking experience a plus
- Proficiency with FP&A systems required, Anaplan, Workday experience is a HUGE plus
- Proficiency with AI tools and implementing them into workflows
- Excellent financial modeling and analysis skills
- Advanced Excel and/or Gsheet and strong PowerPoint and/or Slides skills are required
- Manage multiple tasks in a deadline-driven environment while maintaining a high level of precision
- Excellent communication and influencing skills, both written and verbal
- Prior experience in a high-growth high tech/software/SaaS organization is a plus
- Very comfortable with change and challenging the status quo
Compensation and Benefits
- Annual base salary range for candidates in San Francisco Bay Area: $143,000–$197,000 USD
- Annual base salary range for candidates in California (excluding San Francisco Bay Area), Colorado, Illinois, New York, and Washington: $128,000–$176,000 USD
- Equity (where applicable), bonus, and benefits including health, dental and vision insurance, 401(k), flexible spending account, and paid leave (including PTO and parental leave)
Skills
FP&A, Financial Modeling, Anaplan, Workday, Excel, Google Sheets, PowerPoint, AI Tools, Budgeting, Forecasting
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