Senior Manager, Finance - Co-Pack Manufacturing

Coca-Cola•Atlanta, GA

9d•$123,000 - $139,000

About The Position

The Coca-Cola Company is seeking a Senior Manager of Finance for Co-Pack Manufacturing, based in Atlanta. The role supports the financial integrity and operational resilience of the North America Supply Chain, partnering with complex co-manufacturing facilities, Company-owned sites, and affiliated warehouses. It combines strategic financial oversight with operations partnership, providing analysis and insights for capital projects, productivity programs, co-packer negotiations, and other supply chain initiatives while maintaining a robust internal control environment for manufacturing finance activities. The position works across Supply Chain leadership, Procurement Operations, and zone teams. It manages financial close and reporting, analysis and forecasting, contractual and lease-related governance, and co-packer and vendor performance evaluation. The role also uses financial systems, analytical methods, and digital tools to identify cost productivity opportunities and inform business decisions. It provides agile project support and serves as a subject matter resource for manufacturing finance across the broader North America Operating Unit supply chain. The position is located in Atlanta, United States, with 0%–25% travel required and relocation provided. The base pay range is $123,000–$139,000 USD, with an annual incentive reference value of 15%.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or a related discipline.
At least 5 years of progressive finance or accounting experience.
Experience performing advanced financial analysis, including NPV, IRR, discounted cash flow, and risk assessment.
Advanced expertise in Microsoft Excel and Power BI for data visualization and modeling.
Understanding of manufacturing cost structures and inventory-related financial processes, including COGS and tier rate fluctuations.
Strong analytical aptitude, intellectual curiosity, and problem-solving capabilities in ambiguous or complex scenarios.
Ability to collaborate across multiple teams and influence outcomes through data-driven insights.
Effective communication skills, including the ability to explain financial implications to diverse audiences and gain alignment on policies and practices.
Ability to manage multiple priorities and deliver outcomes in a fast-paced, agile environment.
Must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis and must not require the company’s sponsorship to continue working legally in the United States.

Nice To Haves

CPA and/or MBA.
Experience in manufacturing, supply chain, or cost accounting environments.
Familiarity with SAP, Manufacturing Financial Tools (MFT), and Impact ECS.
Ability to learn and integrate new platforms quickly.

Responsibilities

Lead financial integration and advance contractual alignment for complex co-manufacturing facilities, Company-owned operations, and affiliated warehouse partners across North America.
Partner with Supply Chain leadership, Procurement Operations, and zone teams on business case evaluations, return-on-investment analyses, and financial modeling for capital projects and strategic initiatives.
Manage period-close activities, including general ledger analysis, OPEX tracking, P&L reviews, and COGS reporting, to support timely and accurate financial statements.
Deliver variance analysis and projections for budgets, rolling estimates, and take-or-pay terms; identify risks and opportunities affecting supply chain performance.
Support lease-recognition and disclosure governance, including embedded lease evaluation and accurate liability recording in Lease Controller.
Ensure compliance with internal control standards and contractual obligations, and identify opportunities to improve processes and financial accuracy.
Use analytical techniques and tools, including Power BI dashboards and financial modeling, to provide insights for strategic decisions and identify cost productivity opportunities.
Provide agile project support for evolving business priorities and collaboration across finance, operations, and technology teams.
Support co-packer and vendor performance evaluations and external performance reviews within contractual frameworks.
Serve as a subject matter resource for manufacturing finance insights across the broader North America Operating Unit supply chain.