Finance Manager Sports Technology At Ea British Columbia

Finance Manager Sports Technology At Ea British Columbia

02 Aug
|
Electronic Arts
|
British Columbia

02 Aug

Electronic Arts

British Columbia

Shape financial strategies as Finance Manager for Sports Technology at Electronic Arts. Collaborate with leadership to manage P&L; and drive impactful financial reporting in a hybrid work model.

In this role, you will partner closely with Sports FP&A; and Tracab leadership to optimize financial health and strategic initiatives. You'll collaborate with teams to deliver in-depth analyses and guidance, influencing key decisions. Your expertise in financial modeling and reporting will propel our sports technology businesses forward while fostering creative settings.

Key Responsibilities:
• Cultivate relationships with leadership for long-term strategy
• Manage full P&L; and financial health for Sports Tech
• Drive accurate reporting and analysis for decision-making




• Lead financial reviews and forecast development
• Ensure compliance with EA's policies and procedures

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s in Finance, Accounting, or Economics
• 6+ years in financial management or related field
• Advanced skills in MS Excel and financial modeling
• Experience with enterprise financial systems
• Familiar with US GAAP and accounting workflows

Bring your analytical expertise and strategic insight to Electronic Arts to enhance financial performance and support cutting-edge solutions.
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📌 Finance Manager Sports Technology At Ea British Columbia
🏢 Electronic Arts
📍 British Columbia

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