Senior Product Manager, OneStream

Overview

Lead FP&A product strategy and OneStream platform across Acuity's business units.

Key Responsibilities

• data analytics
• onestream
• change management
• reporting consistency
• agile delivery
• kpi tracking

Tasks

-Data Analytics Enablement: Collaborate with engineering and data teams to define and prioritize data analytics requirements that support FP&A objectives across all reporting platforms (e.g., OneStream, Power BI, Oracle Fusion, o9). -OneStream Product Ownership: Lead enhancements, configuration, and scaling of OneStream as the central FP&A and reporting platform. Drive adoption and maturity of the platform across AYI. -User Enablement & Change Management: Develop training plans, champion adoption, and lead change management across user groups to maximize the value of FP&A tools and data. -Management Reporting Consistency: Ensure that enterprise-wide reporting is standardized, accurate, and timely—while also allowing for segment-specific flexibility where appropriate. -Cross-Functional Delivery: Partner closely with segment FP&A, Corporate Finance, and technical teams to deliver value incrementally. Define epics, user stories, and sprint priorities for agile teams. -FP&A Product Strategy: Own the end-to-end FP&A product roadmap, with OneStream as the primary platform. Align the roadmap with the priorities of Corporate, ABL, and AIS. -Stakeholder Alignment: Serve as the voice of the business across multiple stakeholder groups, including Finance leadership, IT, and segment-level users. Translate business goals into technical requirements and development priorities. -Metrics & Performance Tracking: Define and track KPIs related to reporting timeliness, forecast accuracy, and user satisfaction.

Requirements

• onestream
• power bi
• azure data lake
• oracle fusion
• mba
• 5+ years

What You Bring

-Adaptability: Thrive in a fast-paced, evolving environment. Comfortable managing shifting priorities and ambiguous problems. -Systems Fluency: Hands-on experience with OneStream is required. Experience with Power BI, Oracle Fusion, Oracle EBS, and Azure Data Lake is strongly preferred. -Experience with data architecture or reporting integrations in Azure Data Lake -Product Management Acumen: Demonstrated ability to define and drive complex product roadmaps that align to both enterprise and segment-level needs. -Strong Communication Skills: Can communicate with finance executives, technical teams, and end users with equal ease. -Expertise in FP&A Processes: Deep understanding of budgeting, forecasting (including scenario and drivers based), variance analysis, and management reporting. -Direct experience with OneStream (design, implementation, or administration) -MBA or relevant advanced degree preferred -Experience with Power BI for dashboarding and visualization -Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Information Systems, or a related field -Strong understanding of planning cycles, corporate finance operations, and data governance -5+ years of experience in FP&A systems, financial reporting, or financial systems product management -Proven track record of delivering cross-functional technology projects -Strategic Mindset, Operational Focus: Ability to think big while solving real-world finance problems. Balance long-term architecture goals with short-term business needs. -Experience with Oracle Fusion and/or Oracle EBS in a reporting or integration context

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About Acuity

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