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The Leo Infrastructure Finance team is seeking an experienced Finance Manager to support Global Trade & Compliance (GTC) financial operations managing a multi-billion dollar run rate across four major hardware verticals with planned expansion to over 60 countries by the end of 2028. This role serves as the single Finance point of contact for GTC matters to senior stakeholders and requires peer-level engagement with senior finance leaders across multiple business units. This position offers substantial visibility and strategic influence within the Leo Infrastructure business in a highly complex, rapidly evolving global regulatory environment.
The successful candidate will be strategic, analytical, and able to work effectively with cross-functional teams in a fast-paced, global, results-oriented environment. The team needs a self-starter who can work efficiently and autonomously while managing complex multi-stakeholder coordination across highly ambiguous environments characterized by dynamic schedule changes, unpredictable demand forecasts, shifting political landscapes, and evolving international trade regulations.
Key job responsibilities
• Own comprehensive financial modeling for Opex and Capex planning for global duties across all four hardware verticals
• Manage enterprise-wide indirect tax forecasting and country-level funding requirements across 60+ international markets
• Develop scenario analysis models for regulatory decisions, tariff strategies, and cost-benefit analysis
• Centralize global duties reporting with comprehensive variance analysis across all verticals and countries
• Provide Monthly Financial Review content and participate in MBR discussions with senior leadership
• Serve as finance coordinator for annual assist factor updates with Global Trade Services
• Provide strategic guidance on tariff mitigation strategies worldwide
• Monitor and respond to regulatory delays, import complications, and geopolitical developments
• Support part-level analysis to optimize sourcing and reduce duty costs
• Drive continuous improvement, standardization, and automation throughout financial planning cycles
• Develop financial models for new business concepts to drive data-driven decision making