Finance Manager - Technology M&A Integration

McKesson•Alpharetta, GA

1d•$102,800 - $171,300•Remote

About The Position

The Finance Manager – Technology M&A Integration serves as the primary finance partner supporting technology-related mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and strategic integration initiatives for Oncology & Multispecialty. The role provides financial leadership across the transaction lifecycle, including due diligence, integration planning, Day 1 readiness, synergy tracking, budget governance, forecasting, and post-close value realization. The position works closely with Technology M&A, the Integration Management Office (IMO), Business CIOs, Technology leaders, Corporate Development, Accounting, and FP&A teams to support successful integration execution and achievement of deal objectives. The position is largely remote, with office attendance as needed and no minimum in-office requirement. McKesson offers a competitive compensation package; the stated base pay range is $102,800–$171,300, with other compensation such as an annual bonus or long-term incentive opportunities potentially offered. The pay target is the midpoint of the posted range and varies by location.

Requirements

At least 7 years of progressive experience in FP&A, strategic finance, technology finance, M&A finance, or transformation finance.
Strong financial modeling, forecasting, business case development, and executive communication skills.
Demonstrated ability to influence senior leaders and navigate complex cross-functional environments.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting acquisitions, divestitures, technology integrations, or large-scale transformation programs.
Experience with integration planning, synergy tracking, and governance processes.
MBA, CPA, CFA, or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Responsibilities

Lead financial planning and governance for technology integration activities, including ownership of integration costs, value tracking, and business case performance.
Develop and manage integration budgets, forecasts, and funding requirements.
Monitor one-time integration costs, contractor spend, internal labor, transition services, and synergy investments.
Ensure approved deal assumptions align with integration execution plans.
Establish processes to track cost savings and deal value creation initiatives.
Partner with business and technology leaders to identify and quantify integration benefits.
Drive accountability for value delivery across participating organizations.
Provide executive-level reporting on integration financial performance, risks, opportunities, and forecast outlook.
Develop dashboards and variance analysis to support leadership decision-making.
Ensure appropriate accounting treatment of acquisition, integration, and transformation-related costs.
Support investment governance, funding approvals, and portfolio prioritization discussions.
Act as a trusted advisor to Technology M&A leaders, Business CIOs, Finance leadership, and Integration Management Office teams.
Lead cross-functional finance integration meetings and communicate progress, decisions, and risks.
Translate complex financial and operational information into clear recommendations for senior leaders.
Facilitate alignment among Technology, Finance, Corporate Development, and business stakeholders.
Support strategic decision-making regarding integration sequencing, investment priorities, and operating model design.