Senior Manager, Payments Finance

Job description

Minimum qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Economics, Statistics, or another quantitative field, or equivalent practical experience. 14 years of experience in financial planning and analysis (FP&A), consulting, or a related function. Experience managing people, scaling teams, and developing talent. Experience leading executive-level business planning, long-range forecasting, and commercial decision frameworks.

Preferred qualifications

Master’s degree, MBA, or CFA. 10 years of experience in strategic finance, corporate FP&A, investment banking, management consulting, or commercial finance leadership within a global technology enterprise. Experience in advising VP-level executives and influencing cross-functional product, engineering, and business development leadership. Experience in fintech, payment gateways, consumer digital wallets, payment infrastructure, or large-scale transaction networks.

Experience establishing agreement operations, commercial pricing strategies, and contract governance. Ability to structure high-ambiguity business problems into clear operational roadmaps and compelling executive-ready narratives. About the job The Payments Finance team provides strategic finance, planning, and analytics support across the Payments organization, spanning Payments Platform and Consumer Payments. We act as principal advisors to senior leadership, delivering strategic insights, commercial, and capital allocation frameworks that accelerate innovation and secure sustainable long-term growth across Google’s business generation ecosystem.

As a Finance Senior Manager, you will serve as the lead finance business partner supporting Payments Platform and Consumer Payments (ex-India). In this role, you will set the strategic financial agenda, steer multi-year business planning, and lead an FP&A team. You will drive enterprise-level decision-making across commercial structures, Agreement Desk evaluations, metric architecture, and cross-Product Area alignments.