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The Role
Chevron needs a FP&A Manager steady enough for the close and creative enough for the forecast, here in Boston. Take stock: $140,000 - $204,000, full-time, 7 years of Due Diligence, and a manager title that grows teeth as you prove yourself.
Key Responsibilities
- Build the manager analyst's first reconciliation checklist from scratch
- Resolve billing disputes and escalate aged receivables for collection
- Translate the finance cost structure into a pricing floor leadership trusts
- Build and maintain budgets, forecasts, and variance analyses for Chevron
- Build the Consolidations model that finally retires the manual workbook
- Build variance commentary executives actually read top to bottom
- Field the goal-oriented ad-hoc analysis the CFO needs before Monday
- Read the AR aging like a weather map and act before storms hit
What You'll Bring
- Judgment seasoned by at least 8 years of real consequences
- A Boston grounding, or the adaptability to plant roots quickly
- 8+ years of DCF Analysis reps, not just DCF Analysis exposure
- Familiarity with Chevron-scale workflows, or the appetite to reach them
Where most finance vendors automate the easy parts, Chevron tackles the hard ones, from an ownership-driven headquarters in Boston, MA. We build psychological safety the boring way: by actually following through on what we say.
We set the base at $140,000 - $204,000 and build outward with growth coaching, a mentor, benefits, and hours you genuinely control.
This minute, the FP&A Manager chair sits empty and the search is on.
Send your application today and trade the unknown for a real conversation with us.
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Skills
- Variance Analysis
- Cost Accounting
- QuickBooks
- Due Diligence
- DCF Analysis
- Tax Compliance
- Consolidations
- Negotiation
- Delegation
- Project Management
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Benefits
- Telemedicine and virtual care access
- Short-term disability insurance
- Standing desk and ergonomic equipment
- LinkedIn Learning access
- Free Meals
- Adoption assistance
- Basic life insurance