The opportunity
A $93,000 - $140,000 Financial Planning Manager role rarely comes with this much room to build, but Phillips 66's Provo finance team is new. Plainly put, Phillips 66 wants 7 years of CMA Certification, will pay $93,000 - $140,000, and expects you to own the result.
Key Responsibilities
- Collaborate cross-functionally to improve forecasting accuracy
- Assist with quarterly investor reporting and relentlessly curious financial narratives
- Coach manager analysts on how a clean reconciliation should feel
- Carry the manager budget reforecast through three rounds of leadership review
- Process payroll, expense reports, and vendor payments accurately
- Lean on Decision Making and CMA Certification to automate what used to be manual
- Generate ad hoc reports combining CMA Certification and Goal Setting for finance leadership
- Pressure-test pricing models before they reach the Phillips 66 board
What You'll Bring
- Proven leadership experience guiding manager-level initiatives
- Curiosity that outpaces your current job description
- Comfort presenting to an UT-wide audience without a script
- Judgment seasoned by at least 7 years of real consequences
- Demonstrated calm when a Provo, UT client changes scope mid-stream
- Demonstrated knack for making the zero-bureaucracy feel manageable
Phillips 66 partners with organizations across Provo, UT to bring employee-centric thinking to everyday finance challenges. Trust, transparency, and steady momentum are the three things we protect above all else.
Here is the deal: $93,000 - $140,000, a mentor who answers, benefits that hold up, and a flexible part-time schedule that fits real life.
Just re-listed with today's date, the finance role is fully active.
Ready for a new challenge? our finance team is waiting for your application.
What we're looking for
- CMA Certification
- Audit Sampling
- Budgeting
- Power BI
- Forecasting
- Decision Making
- Goal Setting
What you'll get
- Video Games
- Travel per diem
- Company Car
- Jury duty leave
- Health coaching
- Corporate Rates