FP&A Manager, G&A

Attentive® is the AI marketing platform for 1:1 personalization redefining the way brands and people connect. We’re the only marketing platform that combines powerful technology with human expertise to build authentic customer relationships. By unifying SMS, RCS, email, and push notifications, our AI-powered personalization engine delivers bespoke experiences that drive performance, revenue, and loyalty through real-time behavioral insights.

Recognized as the #1 provider in SMS Marketing by G2, Attentive partners with more than 8,000 customers across 70+ industries. Leading global brands like Crate and Barrel, Urban Outfitters, and Carter’s work with us to enable billions of interactions that power tens of billions in revenue for our customers.

With a distributed global workforce and employee hubs in New York City, San Francisco, London, and Sydney, Attentive’s team has been consistently recognized for its performance and culture. We’re proud to be included in Deloitte’s Fast 500 (four years running!), LinkedIn’s Top Startups, Forbes’ Cloud 100 (five years running!), Inc.’s Best Workplaces, and the Human Rights Campaign Foundation's Corporate Equality Index!

About the Role

Attentive's G&A functions (Finance, People, Legal, Facilities, and Operations) run the operating backbone of a fast-growing marketing technology company. This role is the primary FP&A partner across all five functions: building the annual budget and rolling forecasts, running the monthly cadence that keeps spend and headcount decisions grounded in data, and improving how the planning process itself works as the company scales. You'll report to the Sr. Director, FP&A, and work independently as an individual contributor with direct, regular exposure to senior functional leaders.

What You’ll Accomplish

• Serve as the primary FP&A partner to leaders across Finance, People, Legal, Facilities, and Operations

• Own the annual budget and rolling forecast cycle for G&A, including headcount, opex, and KPI targets

• Lead monthly business reviews with G&A function leaders, using variance and driver analysis to surface specific spend and headcount decisions, not just report results