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NAPA Auto Parts · 10 hours ago

Contracts Finance Manager

Atlanta, GA, USA

Full-time

Hybrid

Mid Level

NAPA Auto Parts is a leading automotive parts supplier, and they are seeking a Contracts Finance Manager to oversee procurement financial planning and analysis for Supplier Rebates. The role involves tracking, reporting, and forecasting supplier rebates and P&L impacts from procurement initiatives.

AutomotiveMachinery ManufacturingManufacturingRetailWholesale

Responsibilities

Manage the tracking, reporting, and forecasting of the US Automotive Group’s supplier Rebates as well as negotiated Global Rebates across Canada, Europe, and APAC GPC Subsidiaries

Consolidate legacy subsidiary (Rayloc & Balkamp) rebate management process and tracking into one cohesive structure under the US Automotive’s Group

Build the foundation, structure, and process to effectively manage rebates and accurately report forecasts/actuals to the APG’s finance department

Manage the tracking, reporting and Forecasting of all P&L procurement gains YOY working closely with procurement, finance, sourcing, pricing, and category management teams

Build reporting structure and capabilities to effectively manage Procurement gains P&L impact across a wide range of procurement initiatives within the US Automotive Group

Qualification

FinanceAccountingP&L ManagementContracts ManagementAdvanced ExcelFinancial PlanningAnalysisForecastingCommunication SkillsProblem-Solving SkillsOrganizational Skills

Required

BS in Finance and/or Accounting required

Flourish examining quantitative information – financial planning, analysis and forecasting experience

P&L management a plus

Contracts Management

Advanced Excel User

Highly professional with superior verbal and written communications skills, with the ability to communicate effectively and appropriately with all internal and external customers

Ability to work effectively and independently and within a team environment

Ability to organize, prioritize, and function with minimal direction in order to anticipate and perform tasks without being instructed

Ability to compose correspondence with little or no supervision

Prioritization and attention to detail is essential

Have excellent problem-solving skills