Financial Planning & Analysis Manager – LATAM
Location
Mexico City, Mexico City
Job Type
full_time
Category
Operations Specialties Managers
Posted
June 19, 2026
Position Summary
We are seeking a highly strategic, agile, and analytical FP&A Manager to drive financial planning, analysis, and foreign exchange (FX) risk management for our Latin American operations. In the fast-moving electronics distribution sector, hardware margins are tight, supply chains are complex, and market volatility can rapidly erode profitability.
The ideal candidate will possess deep experience navigating the high-variability economic landscapes of Latin America (e.g., Chile, Mexico, Colombia). You will lead multi-scenario modeling, manage complex currency hedging strategies, and partner with regional leadership to protect operating margins and optimize cash flows against constant macroeconomic shifts.
Key Responsibilities
FX Hedging & Risk Mitigation
* Execute Hedging Strategies: Design, monitor, and execute FX hedging programs (using forwards, options, and natural hedges) to protect distribution margins from volatile Latin American currencies a...
We are seeking a highly strategic, agile, and analytical FP&A Manager to drive financial planning, analysis, and foreign exchange (FX) risk management for our Latin American operations. In the fast-moving electronics distribution sector, hardware margins are tight, supply chains are complex, and market volatility can rapidly erode profitability.
The ideal candidate will possess deep experience navigating the high-variability economic landscapes of Latin America (e.g., Chile, Mexico, Colombia). You will lead multi-scenario modeling, manage complex currency hedging strategies, and partner with regional leadership to protect operating margins and optimize cash flows against constant macroeconomic shifts.
Key Responsibilities
FX Hedging & Risk Mitigation
* Execute Hedging Strategies: Design, monitor, and execute FX hedging programs (using forwards, options, and natural hedges) to protect distribution margins from volatile Latin American currencies a...