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Robert Half

FP&A Manager

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What they do

A Financial Planning Manager manages the planning of financial activities for a company or organization. Leads the budgeting process, prepares financial statements and business activity and forecasting reports; supervises accounting and preparation of financial reports; advises management with regard to finance decisions.

$168,768 / year median in New York

+13% projected growth

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Job Description

We are looking for an FP&A Manager to join a chemicals manufacturing organization in Oriskany, New York, in a contract capacity with the potential for a permanent role. This role will lead core planning and analysis activities, helping the business translate operational performance into financial insight and stronger decision-making. The ideal candidate brings strong expertise in budgeting, forecasting, and financial modeling, along with the ability to partner with leadership on profitability, cost management, and performance trends.
Responsibilities:
  • Lead the yearly budgeting cycle and oversee recurring forecast updates to support short- and long-range business planning.
  • Build and maintain financial models that evaluate business performance, operational outcomes, and the impact of key financial decisions.
  • Review financial results across income statements, cost structures, working capital, pricing, and revenue trends to identify risks and opportunities.
  • Convert manufacturing and operational performance indicators into financial insights, including analysis of inventory movement, purchase price shifts, standard cost performance, and variance drivers.
  • Prepare product-, customer-, and plant-level projections for volume, margin, cost, and cash flow to support planning accuracy.
  • Deliver management reporting that compares actual performance against budget, forecast, and standard cost expectations, while clearly explaining major trends.
  • Partner with operational and departmental leaders to monitor spending, improve profitability, and support informed business decisions with data-backed analysis.
  • Produce timely weekly, monthly, and quarterly financial reports and executive-ready presentations for leadership audiences.
  • Strengthen reporting processes, forecasting reliability, and financial data quality through continuous improvement of tools and procedures.