Director of Corporate Finance and Cash Management
Overview
The Director of Corporate Finance & Cash Management plays a crucial role in optimizing global cash management and core corporate finance activities. Reporting to the Sr. Vice President, Treasury, this individual leads liquidity, funding, capital structure, and external stakeholder engagement, partnering across Finance, Tax, Legal, and business teams to ensure efficient capital deployment, strong financial discipline, and scalable treasury operations.
Responsibilities
Lead global cash positioning, forecasting, and liquidity planning
Optimize global cash structure, including pooling, intercompany funding, and repatriation
Oversee internal funding strategies, including intercompany loans and documentation
Improve cash visibility, forecasting accuracy, and working capital efficiency
Support execution of funding strategy, including debt issuance and credit facilities
Develop financial models for capital allocation decisions (buybacks, debt, M&A; funding)
Monitor market conditions and peer benchmarks to inform capital structure decisions
Support interest expense forecasting and liquidity scenario analysis
Lead engagement with credit rating agencies and support development of credit narrative
Position and manage the company’s credit profile across investment-grade and high-yield considerations
Oversee global banking structure, including accounts, platforms, and rationalization
Support negotiation of banking services and agreements
Support treasury execution of M&A; transactions, including diligence, funding, and closing
Lead global cash positioning, forecasting, and liquidity planning
Support business expansion and new operating models from a treasury perspective
Develop and maintain treasury policies, procedures, and internal controls
Ensure compliance with SOX requirements and debt covenants
Support treasury reporting, including liquidity, leverage, and key metrics
Drive treasury system enhancements and automation initiatives
Leverage data and AI tools to improve forecasting, anomaly detection, and reporting
Partner with IT and external vendors on system and process improvements
Lead and develop team members and drive accountability
Operate effectively in both strategic and hands-on environments
Qualifications
A minimum of 10+ years of experience in treasury, corporate finance, or capital markets
Strong expertise in global cash management, liquidity planning, and funding strategies
Experience managing or supporting capital structures across investment-grade and high-yield environments
Experience with debt markets, credit agreements, and rating agencies
Experience supporting M&A; and integration activities
Strong financial modeling and analytical capabilities
Experience with treasury systems and automation tools
Preferred
MBA, CFA, or CTP
Experience with TMS platforms (e.g., Kyriba)
Exposure to AI/data-driven finance tools
Benefits
Flex is an Equal Opportunity Employer and provides reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities. For assistance during the application process, please email accessibility@flex.com. No phone calls please.