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ogury·4 days ago

FP&A Director

Barcelona, SpainHybridFull-timeSenior · 10-15 yearsH1B likely

About this role

About Ogury

Ogury is a global adtech company powered by Persona Intelligence, its proprietary technology that enables brands and agencies to activate consistent persona-based strategies across channels and drive measurable brand outcomes.

Founded in 2014, Ogury operates in 18 countries with over 400 employees worldwide.

At Ogury, our vision unites us all. But we know that it takes people from all walks of life to come together and make it happen. We embrace and celebrate what makes us different, creating a unique and winning culture where everyone feels safe, has access to the same opportunities, and is excited about bringing their most authentic self to work. Everyday.
 
Together we’re changing the face of adtech with values that inspire excellence, standards that encourage a leadership mindset, and an inclusive workplace where Ogurians are engaged and know they belong.
 
Working at Ogury
At Ogury, we pledge to provide all our team members with an equitable voice across our company and community. We understand that to have Ogurians who are engaged, respected, and who feel proud to belong, means creating a safe space where everyone feels comfortable bringing their most authentic selves to work. Everyday.

About the Role 

We're hiring a Senior FP&A Corporate Manager to sit at the center of Ogury's financial decision-making. This is a dual-mandate role. In the first phase, you'll act as the finance business partner to a Central Function (Tech, Data, Product, HR and Finance), embedding with senior leaders to sharpen how the business spends and decides. As you build credibility and the partnering model matures, you'll step up into corporate-wide ownership — leading the global budget and reforecast cycles, and the Group monthly and quarterly reporting rhythm that keeps the company aligned to its strategy. 

It's a role for someone who wants both the proximity of partnering and the scope of corporate finance — and who can move between the two without losing rigor.