Deputy Manager Finance
PepsiCo
Deputy Manager Finance
PepsiCo
Makes salty snacks, sodas and sports drinks
This role is responsible for supporting the Site Finance Directs and MoH Accounting and contributing to financial planning and forecasting activities. The analyst will work closely with multiple teams, including the Site team and central team, to maintain financial accuracy and provide insights for business decisions.
SAP, Excel and TM1 : Ensure accurate financial reporting and system data alignment.
Financial Planning & Forecasting: Regularly support planning and forecasting processes, ensuring accuracy and compliance with business targets.
Repacking Activities: Manage the full scope of repacking operations, ensuring financial controls and timely reporting.
Destructions Management: Oversee financial tracking of destructions, ensuring accuracy in UK financial systems.
TM1 and Cockpit Cause Of Change : Act as a subject matter expert to match the Forecast/AOP to actual Supply chain along with the cost cause of change in TM1 & Cockpit
Central MOH Budgets: Support AOP, rolling forecast, and month-end analysis for cost management.
Financial Cost Card Ownership: Maintain SAP data for all repack SKUs, ensuring timely variance reporting and ad hoc analysis.
Transaction Management: Ensure financial systems correctly process transactions from purchase to invoice payment, escalating issues when necessary.
Repack Forecasting: Analyze and communicate repack forecasts for Walkers and Quaker, ensuring alignment with targets.
Month-End Closing: Complete period-end accounting tasks, including balance sheet reconciliations and SOX controls. Cross-functional Collaboration: Drive forecasting and reporting improvements through system enhancements and financial analysis related to COGS.
PepsiCo makes snack foods and soft drinks that supermarkets, convenience stores and restaurants sell around the world. It owns some of the most familiar grocery brands, including Lay's and Doritos chips from its Frito-Lay division and Pepsi, Mountain Dew and Gatorade on the drinks side, along with Quaker oats and cereals. The company runs its own plants and distribution network and earns most of its money selling finished products to retailers and foodservice customers, while partner bottlers produce some of its drinks under license. PepsiCo was formed in 1965 through the merger of Pepsi-Cola and Frito-Lay and is headquartered in Purchase, New York.
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