Job DescriptionThe Corporate FP&A Manager - Enterprise Consolidation is a hands-on finance leader who owns critical enterprise workstreams at the intersection of capital deployment, financial planning, and FP&A modernization. This role will help lead enterprise capital planning, governance, and reporting for a multi-billion-dollar capital portfolio; deliver timely, decision-ready insight to senior leadership, including the CFO, CEO, and Board of Directors; and drive continuous improvement in how Corporate FP&A plans, forecasts, reports, and analyzes performance.
This is not a traditional reporting role. The successful candidate will pair strong financial and analytical skills with a builder's mindset - simplifying processes, applying technology, data, and AI, and creating scalable solutions that improve the quality, consistency, transparency, and speed of financial insight across the enterprise. Unlike an analyst role focused on executing deliverables, the Manager owns workstreams end to end, shapes the approach, directs the work of analysts, and brings recommendations forward. The Manager operates within the strategic priorities set by Corporate FP&A leadership and partners closely with Operations, Engineering, Commercial, Accounting, Treasury, and IT. The role offers high visibility and a direct line of sight to how the company's most important decisions are made.
Key Responsibilities- Enterprise Financial Planning & Decision Support
- Lead components of the annual operating plan, forecasts, and long-range plan, consolidating segment and functional inputs into a coherent enterprise view
- Analyze the market, commercial, operational, and cost drivers of performance and clearly explain changes versus plan and prior forecast
- Translate complex financial and operational data into concise, actionable recommendations and executive-ready materials for the CFO, CEO, and Board
- Support strategic initiatives through scenario and sensitivity analysis, resiliency planning, and rapid-response analysis on high-priority business questions
- Identify cost and efficiency opportunities and track delivery of value-creation initiatives through to financial results
- FP&A Process Transformation & Continuous Improvement
- Continuously assess planning, forecasting, reporting, and analytical processes to identify opportunities to simplify, standardize, automate, and improve
- Redesign workflows, templates, calendars, and handoffs across corporate and segment finance teams to shorten cycle times, reduce rework, and improve data integrity
- Establish consistent definitions, standards, and controls so financial information is reliable, comparable, and trusted across the organization
- Define and track measurable outcomes for improvement efforts, such as cycle-time reduction, forecast accuracy, and manual effort eliminated
- Technology, Systems, Data & AI
- Champion the use of financial systems, automation, data, and AI to modernize FP&A and shift team capacity from data preparation to analysis and insight
- Translate finance requirements into practical, technology-enabled solutions, partnering with IT and systems teams on planning, reporting, and data platforms
- Improve data accessibility and analytical capabilities through well-structured data models, self-service dashboards, and scalable reporting tools
- Identify, pilot, and scale high-value AI and automation use cases - such as variance commentary, forecast support, and reporting automation - with appropriate controls
- Leadership, Collaboration & Team Development
- Direct and review the work of analysts, set clear expectations, and coach team members to build technical, analytical, and communication skills
- Partner cross-functionally with Operations, Engineering, Commercial, Accounting, Treasury, Tax, and IT to align on assumptions, timelines, and outcomes
- Serve as a trusted point of contact for senior leaders, turning executive direction into clear work plans and high-quality deliverables
Qualifications / Experience- Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics, or a related analytical discipline; MBA, CPA, or CFA preferred but not required
- 5+ years of progressive experience in financial planning & analysis, corporate finance, capital planning, investment analysis, or public accounting, with demonstrated ownership of significant workstreams
- Experience with capital planning, capital budgeting, or investment evaluation in a capital-intensive industry (e.g., steel, metals, manufacturing, energy, or industrials) strongly preferred
- Strong understanding of accounting principles, financial statements, and corporate finance concepts, including returns analysis, EBITDA, and cash flow
- Advanced Excel and financial modeling skills; experience with ERP, planning, and business intelligence tools (e.g., SAP, Oracle, EPM/planning platforms, Power BI, Tableau)
- Proven track record of improving processes, implementing automation, or leading finance systems or analytics initiatives that delivered measurable results
- Familiarity with data and AI tools (e.g., Power Query, SQL, Python, Microsoft Copilot or other generative AI tools) is a strong plus
- Experience preparing materials for and interacting with senior executives; Board-level exposure a plus
- Experience leading, coaching, or developing analysts, either directly or through project teams
Leadership & Critical Capabilities- Ownership & Accountability: Takes end-to-end ownership of outcomes; a tenacious, hands-on self-starter who drives results and follows through
- Executive Communication: Distills, packages, and presents complex information in a clear, concise, and compelling way; persuasive without being verbose
- Strategic & Analytical Judgment: Pays close attention to detail while keeping the big picture in view; seeks and analyzes data from many sources to support sound decisions
- Continuous Improvement Mindset: Naturally curious; challenges closely held assumptions and the status quo, and brings solutions rather than just identifying problems
- Technology Fluency: Embraces new tools, data, and AI, and turns them into practical ways of working that scale across the team
- Influence & Collaboration: Leads laterally, builds trusted relationships with high emotional intelligence, and is a natural go-to person; advocates for a point of view and fully supports the final decision
- Talent Development: Delegates effectively, develops others, shares the spotlight, and celebrates team success; open to feedback and committed to continuous self-improvement
- Integrity & Composure: Acts transparently and consistently in the best interest of the organization; poised and professional, and comfortable with complexity, ambiguity, and a fast pace
Compensation: Commensurate with the level of the position
Competency SummaryAt U. S. Steel all employees are expected to display the following core competencies every day to advance corporate, team and individual goals:
Think: Think Critically and Drive Change
Lead: Develop Talent and Collaborate
Do: Empower Performance and Deliver Results