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Luckin Coffee · 1 day ago

Director Business Finance

New York, United States

Full-time

Onsite

Director/Executive

8+ years exp

Luckin Coffee is reimagining how global brands scale with speed, intelligence, and local relevance. The Director of Business Finance will play a key role in shaping how the company understands and optimizes store-level performance across its U.S. operations, partnering closely with various teams to turn complex data into actionable insights.

CoffeeFood and BeverageRetail

Responsibilities

Build and maintain standardized reporting frameworks, analytical dashboards, or platforms to regularly monitor and report on store-level unit economics (UE), including trends, drivers, and performance gaps

Diagnose variances between actuals and forecasts/plans—digging into root causes across cost, efficiency, volume, and margin—and lead cross-functional initiatives to implement systemic improvements

Own the end-to-end planning cycle, including annual budgeting, long-range planning, and rolling forecasts. Translate business drivers into robust financial models, and evaluate scenarios under different assumptions to guide strategic choices

Partner with other business functions (e.g., Operations, Marketing, Supply Chain) to establish clear goal-setting frameworks, track execution progress, and assess business impact

Support ad-hoc analyses, system enhancements, and special projects related to performance reporting, data infrastructure, or financial insights

Qualification

Financial Planning & AnalysisData Analysis ToolsBusiness FinanceFinancial ModelingCollaboration SkillsClear Communication

Required

Bachelor's degree or higher in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Statistics, Mathematics, or a related quantitative field

8+ years of experience in financial planning & analysis (FP&A), business finance, or commercial finance—ideally within retail, consumer goods, food & beverage, or fast-paced operational environments

Exposure to multiple finance domains (e.g., cost accounting, general ledger, FP&A, finance business partnering) is a strong plus

Advanced proficiency in data tools (e.g., Excel, SQL, Tableau, Power BI, or similar) to process, visualize, and interpret large datasets with precision

Exceptional analytical rigor, business acumen, and a natural curiosity to ask 'why' behind the numbers

Results-oriented mindset with strong ownership, collaboration skills, and the ability to influence stakeholders at all levels

Clear communicator—able to distill complex analysis into simple, compelling narratives for both finance and non-finance audiences