
Global Director – Transfer Pricing
Posted Oct 30

Posted Oct 30
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in California, +18 more states.
• Lead the global transfer pricing strategy, governance, compliance, and controversy agenda for the company.
• Provide guidance to senior tax, finance, treasury, legal, and business leaders on arm’s-length policies for intercompany transactions.
• Own and enhance the global transfer pricing framework relating to services, intellectual property, cost-sharing arrangements, restructurings, and intercompany financing.
• Collaborate with leaders in business, finance, supply chain, R&D, legal, controllership, and treasury.
• Conduct functional analyses, benchmarking studies, intangible valuations, profit-split assessments, and financial transaction analyses.
• Oversee Master File, Local Files, country-by-country reporting, local forms, and contemporaneous documentation.
• Establish processes for forecasts, target margins, quarterly monitoring, true-ups, journal entries, management reporting, and reconciliation to tax returns and statutory accounts.
• Develop a global control framework that encompasses policy governance, intercompany agreements, data lineage, retention, risk assessment, and KPIs.
• Lead global transfer pricing controversy and audit defense initiatives.
• Manage advance pricing agreements, mutual agreement procedures, competent-authority matters, and settlement strategies.
• Collaborate on mergers, acquisitions, integrations, divestitures, legal-entity changes, value-chain transformations, and new business models.
• Stay informed on OECD, U.S., and local-country developments and evaluate their implications.
• Utilize AI-driven monitoring and data-driven scenario modeling for Pillar Two and country-by-country analytics.
• Partner with Treasury on pricing for intercompany loans, guarantees, cash pools, and other financial transactions.
• Support tax accounting by evaluating exposures, uncertain tax positions, reserves, disclosures, and management reporting.
• Cultivate relationships with regional finance and tax teams and provide stakeholder training.
• Effectively communicate complex issues to executive leadership.
• Foster innovation in financial modeling and transfer pricing risk management through AI, automation, and advanced analytics.
• Advocate for wellbeing and a supportive workplace environment.
• Advanced degree in economics, accounting, finance, tax, or a related field.
• JD, LLM, CPA, or an equivalent professional credential is preferred.
• A minimum of 12+ years of progressively responsible experience in transfer pricing.
• Significant leadership experience within a complex multinational enterprise, a major advisory firm, or a combination of both.
• In-depth understanding of OECD principles as well as U.S. and local-country transfer pricing regulations.
• Expertise in documentation, economic analysis, intellectual property, services, financial transactions, restructurings, and dispute resolution.
• Experience in designing and implementing global policies across various jurisdictions, legal entities, business models, and enterprise systems.
• Proven track record in leading audits and managing controversy matters.
• Experience interacting with tax authorities, competent authorities, external counsel, and economic advisors.
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to convey complex technical analyses into actionable recommendations for executives.
• Excellent stakeholder management, change leadership, program management, and team-development capabilities across different cultures and time zones.
• Daily hands-on experience with AI tools such as Gemini, Claude, or ChatGPT, including concrete examples of automation or redesign.
• Experience in building AI workflows or agents using tools like Claude Code or Codex is a strong advantage.
• Complimentary Gold-level Wellhub membership that provides access to onsite gyms and studios, digital fitness programs, and online wellness resources.
• Option to add up to three family members to the Wellhub membership.
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.
• Telehealth services, care concierge, and an Employee Assistance Program.
• 401(k) matching program.
• Short-term and long-term disability insurance.
• Life insurance coverage.
• Flexible hybrid and remote work options.
• One-time reimbursement for home office equipment.
• Monthly allowance for expenses incurred while working from home.
• Flexible scheduling that aligns with team needs, time zones, and personal routines.
• Minimum of 25 days of paid time off per year, with an additional day accrued for each year of tenure up to 5 days.
• Annual holidays, including an extra day off for your birthday.
• Up to 12 weeks of fully paid parental leave for all new parents.
• Up to 18 weeks of paid leave for birthing parents.
• Part-time ramp-back period available for parents who give birth.
• Access to world-class career development platforms and interactive sessions.
• Personalized development roadmap tailored to individual career goals.
• Opportunities for internal career advancement.
• Continuous learning and feedback mechanisms.
• Eligibility for an annual bonus or sales incentive plan.
• Participation in a performance-based stock option program.
Owens & Minor
EVERSANA
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