Manager FP&A

Universal Pure • Remote • Full Time

Posted on Sat, Oct 17, 2026

The Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A) Manager will be responsible for completing the forecasting, budgeting, and financial analysis processes for revenue planning and commercial business expansion in a high growth environment, as well as contributing to projects that support finance process and profitability.

This position is remote with a strong preference for candidates that live in either the Central or Eastern time zones.

The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of financial management principles, volume forecasting, and a proven track record partnering with the business to drive results. The FP&A Manager will play a critical role in managing the company’s new business pipeline analysis, pricing, and support onboarding new business. The successful candidate will develop modeling to support the sales and operations teams, and will have visibility to the entire Universal Pure P&L. This position will focus on revenue generation and reports to the FP&A Director.

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Universal Pure Is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer

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