Senior Manager, FP&A (Corporate)

QXO•Greenwich, CT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

We’re looking for bold, entrepreneurial talent ready to help build something extraordinary — and reshape the future of building products distribution. QXO is a dynamic, publicly traded company transforming the industrial distribution industry through technology, innovation, and operational excellence. As we continue to scale, we are building a world-class finance organization to enable data-driven decision-making, disciplined capital allocation, and sustainable long-term growth. What you'll do: The Corporate FP&A Manager – Procurement & Supply Chain will be a key member of QXO’s Finance team, serving as the primary finance partner to both the Procurement and Supply Chain organizations. This role will lead enterprise-wide planning, forecasting, and reporting activities with a strong focus on spend management, cost optimization, supplier economics, and end-to-end supply chain financial performance. The ideal candidate is a hands-on, analytically rigorous finance leader who thrives in a fast paced, high-growth environment and is comfortable influencing senior stakeholders across Procurement, Supply Chain, and Operations. Procurement & Supply Chain Business Partnership Act as the primary FP&A partner to Procurement and Supply Chain leadership, supporting strategic sourcing, supplier negotiations, inventory management, and network optimization initiatives. Provide financial insights on supplier economics, pricing, rebates, payment terms, logistics costs, inventory carrying costs, and volume-based incentives. Analyze direct and indirect spend, logistics, freight, and inventory trends to identify savings opportunities, risks, and performance drivers across the supply chain. Support make-versus-buy analyses, supplier rationalization, inventory optimization, and procurement- and supply-chain-driven margin improvement initiatives. Partner with Operations and Supply Chain teams to evaluate trade-offs between service levels, working capital, and cost efficiency. Financial Planning & Analysis Lead consolidated budgeting, forecasting, and long-range planning processes, with a strong emphasis on COGS, supply chain costs, operating expenses, working capital, and procurement-driven savings. Develop and maintain robust financial models to evaluate procurement and supply chain initiatives, scenario outcomes, and investment trade-offs. Prepare executive-level reporting packages, including monthly performance reviews, variance analyses, and materials for senior leadership and the Board. Partner cross-functionally with Operations, Supply Chain, Procurement, and Commercial teams to drive financial accountability and informed decision-making. Reporting, Systems & Process Improvement Support quarterly earnings preparation and investor-related analysis, including cost, margin, and supply chain performance drivers. Collaborate with Accounting and Treasury to ensure accurate actuals, accruals, inventory accounting, and alignment between forecasts and financial results. Drive continuous improvement in forecasting accuracy, reporting automation, and analytical capabilities across procurement- and supply-chain-related financial data. Leverage Oracle and advanced Excel modeling to build scalable reporting tools and dashboards.

Requirements

7–10+ years of progressive FP&A or corporate finance experience, with meaningful exposure to procurement, supply chain, operations, or cost-focused roles.
Experience supporting a publicly traded company with revenues exceeding $Billions required.
Strong understanding of cost structures, spend analytics, supply chain economics, working capital, and margin drivers.
Advanced Excel modeling and financial analysis skills; comfort working with large, complex data sets.
Experience with Oracle or a comparable enterprise financial system.
Excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to influence senior and cross-functional stakeholders.
Highly detail-oriented, intellectually curious, and proactive problem solver.
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field; MBA or CPA preferred.
Ability to work on-site in Greenwich, CT.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Looker, Tableau, Power BI, or similar BI tools for spend and supply chain analytics.

Responsibilities

Act as the primary FP&A partner to Procurement and Supply Chain leadership, supporting strategic sourcing, supplier negotiations, inventory management, and network optimization initiatives.
Provide financial insights on supplier economics, pricing, rebates, payment terms, logistics costs, inventory carrying costs, and volume-based incentives.
Analyze direct and indirect spend, logistics, freight, and inventory trends to identify savings opportunities, risks, and performance drivers across the supply chain.
Support make-versus-buy analyses, supplier rationalization, inventory optimization, and procurement- and supply-chain-driven margin improvement initiatives.
Partner with Operations and Supply Chain teams to evaluate trade-offs between service levels, working capital, and cost efficiency.
Lead consolidated budgeting, forecasting, and long-range planning processes, with a strong emphasis on COGS, supply chain costs, operating expenses, working capital, and procurement-driven savings.
Develop and maintain robust financial models to evaluate procurement and supply chain initiatives, scenario outcomes, and investment trade-offs.
Prepare executive-level reporting packages, including monthly performance reviews, variance analyses, and materials for senior leadership and the Board.
Partner cross-functionally with Operations, Supply Chain, Procurement, and Commercial teams to drive financial accountability and informed decision-making.
Support quarterly earnings preparation and investor-related analysis, including cost, margin, and supply chain performance drivers.
Collaborate with Accounting and Treasury to ensure accurate actuals, accruals, inventory accounting, and alignment between forecasts and financial results.
Drive continuous improvement in forecasting accuracy, reporting automation, and analytical capabilities across procurement- and supply-chain-related financial data.
Leverage Oracle and advanced Excel modeling to build scalable reporting tools and dashboards.