Business Consulting - Finance - Power & Utilities Sector - Manager - California/Arizona/Vegas
EYBusiness Consulting - Finance - Power & Utilities Sector - Manager - California/Arizona/Vegas
EYLocation
San Francisco, CA
Type
Full-time
Posted
9/26/2026
Compensation
$128,400 - $267,400 per year
Job description
The Manager in the Finance Transformation team at EY will focus on the Power & Utilities sector, working closely with senior leadership to support energy transformation through Sustainable Finance. This role combines finance expertise with program and change management to deliver sustainable value and innovative solutions. The Manager will co-create strategies that empower CFOs and design operating models that meet regulatory standards while leveraging advanced technologies. This position requires a blend of technical and business acumen to navigate complex challenges and drive finance transformation.
Requirements
- A bachelor's degree is required.
- Typically, 2 to 4 years of relevant experience in consulting and the power and utilities industry is necessary.
- Experience with P&U specific finance functions and applications such as SAP, Oracle, and Power Plan is essential.
- Proficiency in business case development and digital strategy is required.
- Awareness of finance compliance and regulation is necessary.
Responsibilities
- Lead and deliver innovative business processes and solutions for the Power & Utilities sector.
- Implement and integrate PowerPlan with ERP and EAM systems.
- Design finance operating models and improve finance processes.
- Engage with clients regularly, providing valuable insights and leading working sessions.
- Manage project timelines and track progress.
Benefits
- Ernst & Young (EY) offers a comprehensive and competitive benefits package designed to support the well-being of its employees across various dimensions.
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