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Job Description:
The Director, FP&A leads Confluent's corporate financial planning and analysis function and serves as a key financial partner to the Chief Financial Officer and Senior Leadership Team. This role owns the corporate FP&A calendar, including the annual budget, monthly forecast, and long-range planning processes, and is responsible for SG&A budgeting and centralized cost accounting across the organization. The Director, FP&A also leads Commercial Finance and pricing analysis, business intelligence and reporting, owns the Company's cash flow forecasting process, and leads financial due diligence and integration for M&A activity.
This position leads the corporate FP&A team and delivers value-added analysis, meaningful financial and operational metrics, and clear executive-level communication that supports insightful business decision-making.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Corporate FP&A & Planning
- Own the corporate FP&A calendar and operating rhythm, ensuring appropriate information is available for internal operating reviews and Senior Leadership/Board reporting.
- Lead the Company's annual budget process, including budget guidance, timelines, tools, and templates, acting as project manager to ensure all business unit and corporate budgets are accurate, aligned, and reconcile in total.
- Lead the monthly and 12-month rolling forecast process, coordinating across Finance, Operations, Supply Chain, and Commercial to deliver a cohesive, aligned company forecast.
- Develop and monitor short-range (1-year) and long-range (3-5 year) strategic planning models in partnership with the CFO and Senior Leadership Team.
- Prepare the monthly corporate reporting package, including consolidated financial statements, KPI reporting, variance analysis, and executive-level commentary.
- Administer enterprise planning and consolidation tools, including Adaptive Planning and Epicor.
Business Intelligence & Reporting
- Own the Company's business intelligence and reporting function, leveraging Power BI and Domo to build and maintain dashboards and self-service reporting for Finance, Operations, and Commercial stakeholders.
- Establish data governance standards and consistent metric definitions across BI and reporting platforms to ensure a single source of truth for financial and operational data.
- Partner with IT and business unit finance leaders to prioritize and deliver new reporting and analytics capabilities.
SG&A & Centralized Cost Accounting
- Own budgeting, forecasting, and monthly reporting for SG&A and other centralized corporate cost centers.
- Lead centralized cost accounting processes, ensuring consistent cost methodology and reporting standards are applied across the organization.
- Own centralized LEAN capitalized labor and overhead accounting, ensuring consistent capitalization methodology and reporting across all business units.
- Partner with department leaders across the organization to monitor spending against budget and identify cost management opportunities.
Commercial Finance & Pricing
- Lead Commercial Finance support, partnering with Sales and Commercial leadership on quote analysis, customer profitability, revenue trends, and annual MSA price reviews
- Own the Company's pricing analysis function, including price/cost bridges, margin analysis by product and customer, the Company's PSR and MPR processes, month-end price measurement, and income variance analysis.
Cash Flow Forecasting
- Own the Company's cash flow forecasting process, partnering with Treasury, Controllership, and business unit finance leaders to deliver accurate short-term and long-term cash visibility.
- Set free cash flow and working capital targets in partnership with business unit leadership and monitor performance against those targets.
M&A Diligence & Integration
- Lead financial due diligence for M&A opportunities, including valuation models, synergy analysis, and evaluation of target company financials. Partner with CFO and Advisors on reporting, modeling, and analysis.
- Lead financial integration planning and execution for completed acquisitions, coordinating with Operations, IT, Accounting, and business unit finance teams.
- Lead post-acquisition synergy measurement and tracking, along with financial systems & costing integration for acquired businesses.
- Provide financial modeling and analysis support for acquisitions, divestitures, new product development, and other ad hoc strategic projects.
Team & Stakeholder Leadership
- Develop the FP&A team through effective recruiting, coaching, training, and performance management.
- Partner with the CEO, COO, CFO, Corporate Controller, Director of Operations Finance, and other functions to provide value-added analysis, improve processes and tools, and eliminate redundancies.
- Prepare Board and Senior Leadership materials.
QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE
- Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, Accounting, or Finance required; MBA preferred.
- 10+ years experience in FP&A or Operational Finance leadership roles. 10+ years of people management experience.
- Strong accounting and systems skills, including Excel and PowerPoint. Experience in Adaptive Planning, Epicor, Power BI, and Domo are prioritized.
- Demonstrated experience leading annual budget, forecast, and long-range planning in a multi-business environment.
- Experience with M&A due diligence and post-acquisition integration.
- Executive presence and interpersonal communication skills, with well-honed influencing skills.
- Effective written, oral, and executive presentation skills. Excellent time management and project management skills.
- Superior analytical, problem-solving, and critical-thinking skills, with demonstrated intellectual and analytical rigor.
- Proven ability to partner across multiple business functions and influence decisions without direct authority.
- Ability to work autonomously in ambiguous situations with minimal oversight, managing multiple work streams.
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The qualifications that appear most often in financial planning jobs.
- CFP certification or active progress toward completing CFP requirements
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- Strong client-facing communication skills with experience managing ongoing advisory relationships
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Tailor your resume to each firm type
A wirehouse, RIA, and insurance firm each prioritize different experience. Highlight AUM managed and client retention for RIAs, product sales metrics for insurance roles, and holistic planning case studies for fee-only firms. Generic resumes get filtered out fast.
List your licenses prominently
Series 65, Series 7, CFP, and ChFC designations belong near your name at the top, not buried in a skills section. Recruiters scan for these before reading anything else, so put them where they're impossible to miss.
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Financial Planning Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most financial plannings?
The companies hiring the most financial plannings right now include Riveron, Edelman Financial Engines, and Capital One, with the largest share of openings in Texas, California, and New York, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is concentrated at large RIAs, national wirehouses, and insurance-affiliated planning firms.
How many financial planning jobs are remote?
About 69% of financial planning openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with availability varying significantly by firm model. Fee-only RIAs and fintech-backed planning platforms tend to offer the most remote flexibility, while wirehouse and bank-affiliated roles more often require in-office presence for client meetings.
How do you become a financial planning?
Start with a bachelor's degree in finance, economics, or accounting, then pursue the CFP designation by completing the required coursework, passing the CFP exam, and accumulating the supervised experience hours. Most entry-level planners begin as associate advisors or paraplanning roles to build planning skills under senior practitioners before managing their own client relationships.
How do you get hired as a financial planner with little experience?
Target paraplanner, associate advisor, and financial planning analyst roles, which are structured for candidates early in their careers. Firms hiring for these positions prioritize your CFP progress, proficiency with planning software like eMoney or MoneyGuidePro, and the ability to build plans under supervision. Internships at RIAs or bank wealth management divisions also convert to full-time roles regularly.
What does the financial planning interview process look like?
Most financial planning interviews include an initial phone or video screen focused on licenses and career goals, followed by a technical round where you walk through a sample financial plan or respond to a client scenario. Final rounds often involve a meeting with senior advisors or a practice owner, where cultural fit and your approach to client relationships carry as much weight as technical skills.
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