Senior Manager, Finance

Angi•New York, NY

9d•Hybrid

About The Position

This is a role for someone who wants to be at the center of how a public company's finance organization understands itself. The Senior Manager, Finance drives the day-to-day execution and integrity of the consolidated financial picture of the business, the single source of truth that connects what actually happened to what leadership is deciding next. You will sit at the intersection of close, forecast, systems, and reporting, and your work will be the foundation on which the enterprise financial narrative is built. You will report to the Director of Finance and serve as the execution core of the pillar, the person who ensures the function runs with rigor, consistency, and continuity. While the Director owns the function and sets direction, you are responsible for ensuring its day-to-day execution operates at a high standard. The role carries real ownership and meaningful exposure. The consolidated view touches every part of the business, and the person who drives its day-to-day integrity sees everything. This is not a role where the infrastructure is fully built and the process is settled. Some of what you will be doing is delivering against existing requirements; some of it is improving how the function operates. The right person will be energized by both. The work is demanding. The pace of close, the need for precision, and the expectation of independent judgment require someone who can operate with both discipline and speed. This is a hybrid position, and we are looking for applicants willing to be in-person up to 2 days/week at our NYC office.

Requirements

7+ years of experience in a central finance role, with direct hands-on ownership of consolidations, close processes, or multi-segment financial reporting.
Operated in environments where close, reporting, and planning intersect, not just within a single function.
Know the difference between management and GAAP reporting and are comfortable working in both.
Proficient in financial planning and consolidation systems. PBCS or Essbase experience is required to hit the ground running, and comfort evaluating alternatives is a plus.
Advanced financial modeler who builds with structure and maintains with discipline.
Communicate with precision. Complex financial movements become clear, concise narratives in your hands, whether in a working document or a package going to senior leadership.
Operate autonomously. Identify issues, escalate with a point of view, and drive resolution without waiting to be directed.
A connector and a coordinator, as comfortable managing workflow and keeping a team in sync as you are building a model or writing a variance narrative.
A Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, or a related field is required.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with what modern alternatives look like is a plus.
An MBA is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Own the day-to-day execution and integrity of the consolidated P&L across all business segments, including its accuracy, completeness, and reliability.
Partner with Accounting throughout the monthly close, setting expectations ahead of close, confirming that results reflect actual business performance, and ensuring all outputs are reconciled and distribution-ready on time.
Produce the variance analysis and supporting narratives that translate financial results into a clear business story: what happened, what drove it, and what it means.
Own the consolidation layer of the forecast process, integrating inputs from across the finance organization into a coherent enterprise view, checking the work, and ensuring the picture is internally consistent and grounded in business reality, including the clean integration of enterprise-level inputs such as FCF and Net Income.
Own and continuously improve the models and reporting architecture that underpin consolidated financial delivery.
When the team defines AI and automation initiatives, whether around process efficiency, reporting, or systems improvement, you are the person who helps scope, track, and drive them to completion.
Serve as the Finance owner of consolidations-related SOX controls and process rigor, ensuring outputs can withstand audit-level scrutiny.
Maintain clear process documentation and operational playbooks for the consolidations function.
Ensure that institutional knowledge is structured, accessible, and consistently maintained.