FP&A Manager​/Business Partner

Fenner Precision Polymer (Fenner PRP) is a global manufacturing provider of specialized and material-driven solutions that help our customers succeed. We have over 1,000+ employees in US, UK, China and Italy.

People -Believing people are drivers of energy and progress, the organization is built on a human-centered vision.
Profit -Committed to balancing growth, profitability, and responsibility, the organization pursues sustainable development across its businesses.
Planet -Aware of climate change, resource depletion, and biodiversity loss, the organization works to reduce its environmental footprint.

At Fenner Precision Polymers, a Michelin Group company, we’re committed to delivering high-performance solutions that power critical applications across industries. Our culture is built on safety, innovation, continuous improvement, and a shared dedication to excellence. We value teamwork, adaptability, and a positive work environment where every employee plays a vital role in our success.

At Fenner, you’re more than just an employee, you’re part of a global team that values your voice, supports your growth, and celebrates your contributions. We offer:

• Competitive pay
  with shift differentials and bonuses
• Day-one
  Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage
• 401(k) match
  immediately vested with the company
• Career Development
  in a Global Organization
• A Culture Built on Trust, Respect, and Empowerment

Be part of a company that values your contribution and invests in your future

The FP&A Manager serves as the primary financial business partner for our Global High Tech Coated Fabrics product family within the manufacturing portfolio. This role integrates financial insight with product strategy, cost management, operational performance, and commercial decision-making. Working cross‑functionally with Product Management, Operations, Supply Chain, and Engineering, the FP&A Manager ensures that financial implications are embedded into product lifecycle decisions—from sourcing and production to pricing, mix optimization, and long-range product strategy.

• Serve as the go‑to finance leader for the product family, advising on strategy, performance, and risk management.
• Partner closely with Product Management to guide portfolio decisions, including product introductions, discontinuations, SKU rationalization, and margin improvement opportunities.
• Provide financial support for pricing strategy, deal margin reviews, and commercial trade‑offs (mix shifts, customer programs, volume scenarios).
• Drive cross‑functional alignment across Manufacturing, Engineering, Procurement, and Supply Chain to ensure financial outcomes support business objectives.
• Own the forecast and budget for the product family, including volume, revenue, COGS, margin, mix, and cost improvement initiatives.
• Provide monthly performance reviews for product leadership, highlighting risks, opportunities, and needed corrective actions.
• Partner with Supply Chain teams to incorporate demand planning assumptions into financial outlooks.
• Track product lifecycle financial performance from prototype through end‑of‑life.

• Analyze product‑level profitability: material cost, labor, overhead, absorption, yield, and scrap impact.
• Lead standard cost updates and cost roll‑ups for the product family.
• Provide financial insight into sourcing changes, make‑versus‑buy decisions, manufacturing footprint shifts, and inventory strategies.
• Evaluate the financial impact of product redesigns, spec changes, and manufacturing process improvements.
• Build models for volume/mix scenarios, customer demand shifts, cost inflation, supply disruptions, and strategic investments.
• Support evaluation of new product launches with business cases including labor/machine needs, material assumptions, and margin outlook.
• Quantify the financial impact of continuous improvement (CI/Lean) projects across production lines tied to the product family.
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