Head of Enterprise FP&A

Accountabilities:

• Enterprise Planning Leadership: Own the complete financial planning cycle, including the annual operating plan (AOP), reforecasting, and long-range planning (LRP), from initial planning through executive presentations and final deliverables.

• Planning Frameworks and Timelines: Design and manage the planning calendar, establish milestones and assumptions, coordinate inputs across departments, and ensure timely, high-quality planning outputs.

• Financial Consolidation and Reporting: Build and maintain an enterprise-wide consolidation framework, standardize financial definitions and key performance indicators, and deliver consistent reporting that leadership can rely on.

• Financial Modeling and Analysis: Personally develop and maintain financial models, evaluate assumptions, challenge departmental forecasts, and translate financial insights into actionable business recommendations.

• Process Improvement and Scalability: Replace manual, fragmented workflows with efficient, repeatable planning and reporting processes. Document standards and build systems that improve transparency, accuracy, and speed.

• Executive Partnership: Work directly with executive leadership to support strategic decisions, communicate financial performance and risks, and connect financial analysis with business priorities.

• Cross-Functional Alignment: Bring finance and operational teams together around shared objectives, resolve competing priorities, and hold stakeholders accountable for agreed plans and commitments.

• Team Development: Serve as a player-coach, mentoring and supporting one direct report while remaining actively involved in the day-to-day execution of enterprise FP&A activities.

• Continuous Improvement: Elevate FP&A into a core strategic decision-making function by strengthening financial discipline, planning rigor, and organizational visibility into performance.

Requirements:

• Professional Experience: At least 8 years of experience in FP&A, finance operations, or enterprise planning, ideally in a high-growth or complex organization where processes and structures needed to be built or significantly improved.

• End-to-End Planning Expertise: Demonstrated experience leading annual operating plans and multiyear financial planning cycles, from kickoff and stakeholder coordination through executive-level presentations.

• Financial Modeling: Advanced financial modeling and analytical skills, with the ability to evaluate assumptions, assess business performance, and generate meaningful financial insights.

• Consolidation and Reporting: Hands-on experience improving financial consolidation, reporting systems, planning processes, and overall financial rigor.

• Process Design: Ability to develop scalable frameworks, establish consistent methodologies, document processes, and improve the efficiency and reliability of financial planning.

• Cross-Functional Leadership: Proven ability to align competing priorities, coordinate multiple departments, and maintain momentum toward shared financial and operational goals.

• Executive Communication: Clear, confident written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to present complex financial information and recommendations to senior stakeholders.

• Influence and Accountability: Strong interpersonal skills and the confidence to challenge assumptions, influence decisions, and hold stakeholders accountable at every organizational level.

• Builder Mindset: A proactive, hands-on approach, comfort working directly in financial models and data, and the ability to balance strategic thinking with detailed execution.

• Education: A college degree is not required. Candidates from diverse educational backgrounds and nontraditional career paths are encouraged to apply if they can demonstrate the relevant experience and capabilities.

• Location Eligibility: Applicants must reside in one of the following states to qualify for the remote Work Your Way arrangement: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, or Wyoming.

• Working Style: Willingness to participate in quarterly in-person corporate gatherings in Lincoln, Nebraska, focused on collaboration, team building, community engagement, and company-wide updates.

Benefits:

• Remote Work Flexibility: A flexible work arrangement that allows employees to choose where they work most effectively, with quarterly in-person team gatherings in Lincoln, Nebraska.

• Paid Time Off: A generous vacation policy and paid time off for wedding week.

• Parental Support: Paid parental leave and resources to support growing families.

• Healthcare Coverage: Affordable medical, dental, and vision insurance plans with nationwide coverage.

• Wellness Resources: Free telehealth services and on-demand mental health resources.

• Community Engagement: Paid time off for volunteering and opportunities to contribute to meaningful social-impact initiatives.

• Recognition and Rewards: Annual milestone recognition, gifts, merchandise credit or donations to a nonprofit of the employee’s choice, and awards recognizing meaningful contributions.

• Compensation: Salary details are not specified in the provided posting.