Intuit
Principal Process Architect, FP&A
$215K–$291K
Mountain View, California +1 · Principal · Full-time · Posted Oct 19, 2026
- Location
- Mountain View, California
San Diego, California - Experience
- 8+ years in finance systems, transformation, business systems, or program leadership, including meaningful support of FP&A / enterprise planning functions; 3+ years of people leadership experience.
About the job
Leads FP&A transformation across the Plan to Perform value stream, shaping process and technology roadmaps and delivering systems-enabled improvements to planning, forecasting, reporting, and analytics.
What you'll do
- Define and drive the FP&A transformation roadmap, including process modernization and systems enablement.
- Align Finance, Technology, and Data stakeholders on requirements, solutions, and delivery plans; oversee business analysis and solution execution.
- Lead program delivery, stakeholder decision support, and change adoption, while identifying opportunities for AI and automation.
What they ask for
- Strong understanding of FP&A processes and experience translating business needs into process improvements, system capabilities, and delivery roadmaps.
- Experience with EPM and related finance technologies.
- Exceptional analytical, strategic-thinking, and problem-solving skills, including translating complex needs into scalable system architecture.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder-influence skills; ability to lead large-scale change initiatives.
Nice to have
- Experience with Oracle Cloud ERP and EPM Cloud modules; technology or fintech industry experience.
- Master's degree (MBA), professional certification (CPA, PMP), or formal training and experience in project and change management methodologies.
Pay
USD 215,000 - 291,000 base salary
Tools
EPM, Oracle Cloud ERP, EPM Cloud
AI focus
Identify opportunities to use AI and automation to streamline finance processes, improve insights, and accelerate transformation; familiarity with AI or automation use cases is a plus.
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