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Est. Monthly
Estimated €2,630 - €3,184
Posted June 1, 2026 · 67 days agoLast seen August 7, 2026Deadline August 16, 2026

FP&A Lead

Nordics FP&A Lead
Helsinki, Finland
Hybrid (Helsinki office) · Finance & Accounting
Full-time · Senior
English
No People Management
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Salary Context: FP&A Lead

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Salary analysis

Compared with the selected benchmark ("All roles in Helsinki, Finland"), this listing's salary midpoint is about 93% lower. The offer sits below the benchmark range (€2,070–€5,000). The listed pay band (€219–€265) is tighter than the benchmark, which suggests lower salary variability. This benchmark is based on 2534 comparable listings.

Monthly salary comparison for FP&A Lead
MarketLower bound (25th percentile)MedianUpper bound (75th percentile)
All roles in Helsinki, Finland€2,070/per month€2,907/per month€5,000/per month
Pay in our data — not quoted in ad (Senior)€219/per month€242/per month€265/per month
About the role

The opportunity We are looking for a forward-looking Nordics FP&A Lead to join EY. This is an opportunity to lead planning, forecasting and performance analysis across the Nordics, while acting as a trusted partner to leadership on financial insight and decision-making. You will step into a visible role with real impact, helping shape how financial information is translated into action across countries, service lines and business leadership. Based in Finland, you will lead a geographically distributed team and work in a multicultural environment where curiosity, collaboration and strong judgement matter every day. Your role responsibilities In this role, you will lead and coordinate planning and forecasting activities, turning multiple inputs into a clear and reliable financial view of the business. You will analyze performance across countries and service lines, identify risks and opportunities, and provide concise commentary that helps leadership make informed decisions. You will also develop scenario models, support business cases and bring forward-looking insights on performance, investments and key business drivers. Alongside the strategic view, you will stay close to the details, working hands-on with data and Excel as part of the day-to-day rhythm of the role. You will also lead and support team members located across the Nordics as well as in Poland, while encouraging consistency, strong collaboration and continuous improvement in FP&A ways of working. Skills and attributes for success To succeed in this role, you will bring strong FP&A experience and the ability to move comfortably between analysis, communication and action. You know how to work with large volumes of information, spot what matters most and turn it into clear recommendations for senior stakeholders. You are highly analytical, but also comfortable engaging with people at all levels and speaking up in different forums. You can work independently, make decisions and keep things moving, while also knowing when to involve others and build alignment. Strong Excel skills are essential, as is fluency in English for daily collaboration across the region. Ideally, you’ll also You likely have several years of experience in a similar finance leadership role, including people leadership responsibility. Experience in a multicultural or matrix organization would be especially valuable, as this role requires sensitivity to different working styles and the confidence to lead across borders. We also value someone who brings fresh ideas, a proactive mindset and the courage to challenge established ways of working when there is a better path forward. What we look for We are looking for someone with drive, sound judgement and an entrepreneurial approach. You are naturally curious, proactive and comfortable taking ownership before questions even arise. You thrive in a demanding environment, stay calm under pressure and bring a collaborative, people-oriented style to leadership. Most of all, you are someone who combines financial insight with business understanding and enjoys helping others make smarter decisions with confidence. What we offer We invest in the wellbeing of our employees, and we have a relaxed and caring work community where over 90% of our employees feel they can be themselves. We also offer diverse training opportunities, over 50 employee benefits, a flexible hybrid working model, and coaching to support career development and wellbeing.

Job Details

Responsibilities

  • Lead and coordinate planning and forecasting activities across the Nordics
  • Analyze performance across countries and service lines
  • Identify financial risks and opportunities
  • Provide concise commentary to support leadership decision-making
  • Develop scenario models and support business cases
  • Provide forward-looking insights on performance, investments, and business drivers
  • Perform hands-on data analysis using Excel
  • Lead and support team members in the Nordics and Poland

Requirements

  • Strong FP&A experience
  • Ability to work with large volumes of information
  • Strong Excel skills
  • Fluency in English
  • Ability to communicate recommendations to senior stakeholders
  • Ability to work independently and make decisions
  • Experience in finance leadership and people management (ideal)
  • Experience in multicultural or matrix organizations (ideal)

Skills & Technologies

ExcelFinancial Planning & Analysis (FP&A)Scenario ModelingPerformance Analysis

Recruitment Process

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    Background check including education, employment history, and work permit verification
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Financial overview
€82.6M
Revenue
€9.0M
Profit
0.1%
Profit margin
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