FP&A Analyst (APAC)

About the role

A leading multinational organization expanding its regional capabilities in Singapore is hiring a Financial Planning & Analysis Analyst for the APAC region. Reporting to the head of finance, you will act as a commercial business partner, owning the regional financial close, forecasting and annual budgeting cycles. The role suits an independent, proactive professional eager to drive business growth and progress quickly.

Key responsibilities

• Own the regional financial close, forecasting and annual budgeting cycles for APAC.
• Collaborate with commercial and sales teams on pricing strategies, strengthen pricing governance and analyse customer profitability.
• Manage APAC-wide business performance reviews, deliver financial commentary and lead management reporting for strategic decisions.
• Oversee and review the output of outsourced providers for accounting, tax and regulatory support, ensuring quality and timeliness of the close.
• Identify opportunities to streamline finance and pricing processes, remove manual work and improve efficiency.
• Present financial narratives to senior stakeholders in a matrixed environment.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance or a closely related discipline.
• Relevant experience in FP&A, commercial finance or business controlling.
• Proven experience in commercial partnering, pricing implementation and driving profitability.
• Demonstrated experience managing business reviews, financial commentary and management reporting for a region.
• Solid experience overseeing outsourced accounting service providers and maintaining financial controls and SOPs.
• Ability to engage, influence and present to senior stakeholders in a complex matrix environment.
• Track record of identifying business drivers and championing continuous process improvements.
• Attention to detail, agility and ability to deliver under tight deadlines.

To apply, use the online application form; applicants must be fully vaccinated or have a valid exemption in line with MOM regulations, and may need to provide proof at the point of offer.