Manages country-level financial activities and supports West Europe financial governance. Analyzes business performance, leads budgeting and forecasting, supports financial planning, and provides insights for strategic decisions. Partners with commercial and regional teams in a multinational matrix environment to improve profitability, efficiency, and growth.
Description
We are looking for a dynamic and analytically driven Finance Manager – Business Partner West Europe to support financial governance across the region. In this dual role, you will manage the financial activities of your country while also serving as a key regional partner for West Europe. Reporting to the local Commercial Manager and collaborating closely with the GBU West Europe team, you will play a crucial role in analyzing business performance, driving financial planning, and informing strategic decision-making across the region.
This position is ideal for a finance professional who thrives in a multinational environment, enjoys cross-functional collaboration, and wants to make a meaningful impact on profitability, efficiency, and business growth.
Requirements- A degree in Finance, Economics, or a related discipline.
- A solid experience in controlling, FP&A, or finance management.
- Proven experience in multinational or matrix environments.
- Excellent knowledge of financial analysis, budgeting, and forecasting.
- Strong command of financial tools and digital systems.
- Fluent English; additional languages are a plus.
- High accuracy, reliability, and the ability to manage multiple priorities across local and regional scopes.
- Strong communication, influencing skills, and a collaborative mindset.
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