Senior Manager Product (IT Finance)

Role Overview

Join Salesforce as a Senior Manager, Product (IT Finance) to lead the technology strategy and delivery for financial planning (FP&A) platforms. You’ll translate complex business needs across Finance, Engineering, and Data into clear, prioritized product roadmaps.

Key Missions

• Own the full product lifecycle for FP&A Planning processes.
• Serve as the domain expert for FP&A processes and underlying technology platforms.
• Drive technology strategy and delivery, with focus on Workday Adaptive Planning.
• Lead platform governance, including roadmap reviews, release planning, and change management.
• Evaluate and influence AI/automation adoption within FP&A workflows.

Responsibilities

• Identify and proactively resolve product and organizational friction, technical risks, and delivery blockers.
• Define problems, propose solutions, and make principled tradeoffs to drive outcomes.
• Develop strategy and set milestones across multiple related projects, including a 1–2 year prioritized roadmap.
• Communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders, from engineering teams to C-suite.

Requirements

• 7+ years in product management with ownership of complex product areas across domains such as Accounting & Reporting, Planning, Procurement, and Agentics/AI.
• Strong experience with the Workday Platform and/or Workday Adaptive Planning (or equivalent enterprise SaaS/ERP ecosystems).
• Experience working with/building AI-driven or agentic products, with judgment on where AI adds value vs. where it introduces risk.
• Finance or Accounting professional experience.
• Excellent written and verbal communication; strong storytelling and executive presentation skills.
• Strong analytical mindset: define success metrics and use data/analytics across multiple data sources.
• Ability to navigate ambiguity and drive alignment across many cross-functional partners.

Nice to Have

• Experience with Salesforce internal Finance systems/processes.
• Familiarity with enterprise data platforms such as Snowflake and Tableau in a Finance context.