Manager – GFO Reporting & Analytics

Experience & Expertise 

• 6–8+ years of relevant experience in enterprise reporting, analytics, BI, data, business analysis, or related technology functions, with demonstrated leadership experience.
• Experience leading operational reporting and analytics programs in a large, complex enterprise environment.
• Strong ability to engage senior business and technical stakeholders, understand operational challenges, and translate them into actionable reporting solutions.
• Proven experience managing  multiple high-priority initiatives, distributed stakeholders, dependencies, and delivery timelines.
• Strong analytical and structured problem-solving skills with the ability to operate effectively with ambiguity and incomplete information.
• Experience establishing KPIs, reporting standards, governance frameworks, and data quality controls.
• Strong executive communication skills with the ability to simplify complex technical/data topics into clear business insights, risks, and recommendations.

Reporting, Data & Technical Expertise

• Strong knowledge of BI, reporting, analytics, data modeling, dashboard design, and visualization best practices.
• Experience with enterprise BI platforms such as Oracle Analytics Cloud/OACS, Data Visualization, Power BI, Tableau, or equivalent technologies.
• Working knowledge of SQL, relational databases, data integration, ETL/ELT concepts, APIs, and enterprise data architectures.
• Experience defining and validating business logic, KPIs, reporting dimensions, hierarchies, data relationships, and reconciliation controls.
• Understanding of reporting lifecycle management, including requirements, development, testing/UAT, regression validation, deployment, adoption, and production support.
• Experience with Agile delivery and work-management tools such as Jira, SharePoint, Confluence, or equivalent platforms.

Manager (M2) – GFO Reporting & Analytics / Operational Reporting Manager

This role is critical to lead and scale GFO’s operational reporting and analytics capabilities across multiple business functions. The Operational Reporting Manager will be responsible for translating complex business requirements into scalable reporting solutions, driving dashboard development and automation, strengthening data and reporting governance, and ensuring reporting delivers actionable insights that support operational and leadership decision-making.

The role will manage a team of reporting and analytics professionals while partnering across business, application, data, and BI organizations to drive end-to-end delivery—from requirements and data validation through development, UAT, deployment, and ongoing operational support.

A key expectation is to advance the organization’s AI and automation strategy for reporting. The manager should have practical experience leveraging AI tools and emerging technologies to automate reporting processes, accelerate development and testing, improve data validation, generate insights, and reduce manual dependencies. The role will identify high-value AI use cases and establish scalable, governed approaches for adoption across the reporting portfolio.

Key accountabilities include:

• Lead GFO operational reporting and analytics strategy, execution, and continuous improvement.
• Own delivery and enhancement of enterprise dashboards, operational KPIs, lifecycle reporting, and detailed analytics.
• Translate business needs into clearly defined data, reporting, KPI, and technical requirements.
• Drive reporting automation and AI adoption to improve scalability, productivity, data validation, and speed to delivery.
• Establish and maintain reporting governance, including KPI definitions, business logic, data quality, security, documentation, and change controls.
• Partner with business leadership and technical organizations to manage cross-functional dependencies, priorities, risks, and delivery commitments.
• Manage multiple concurrent initiatives while balancing business impact, team capacity, technical dependencies, and operational priorities.
• Lead, coach, and develop reporting professionals while establishing clear ownership, accountability, and succession coverage.