Liquidity Manager | Treasury Operations & Liquidity Analysis
polestar
| Company | polestar |
| Category | Finance |
| Location | — |
| Remote | — |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Manager |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 7 Jul 2026 |
| Last verified | 10 Aug 2026 |
| Source | Employer ATS (teamtailor) |
Description
Let us describe the challenge we offer We're currently looking for a Liquidity Manager to join our Treasury Operations & Liquidity Analysis team. In this role, you will be accountable for the overall cash flow health and liquidity position of both the Polestar Group and its individual legal entities. You will serve as the process owner for Group cash flow forecasting and reporting, ensuring transparency, accuracy, and actionable insights to support business decision-making. You will work closely with internal stakeholders and external partners to support liquidity management, cash flow analysis, and financial risk mitigation. This is a role for someone who values structure and accuracy, enjoys working with complex financial flows, and is motivated by improving financial performance through strong cash and liquidity management practices. This position is located at Polestar HQ in Gothenburg, Sweden. What You'll Do The Liquidity Manager owns the end-to-end cash flow forecasting process, including governance, templates, reporting frameworks, and forecast quality. The position drives cash visibility, improves working capital efficiency, minimizes tied-up capital, and leads cross-functional actions to resolve liquidity challenges. Acting as the key partner and escalation point for Polestar Sales Units (PSUs), the Liquidity Manager ensures robust cash flow management practices and supports informed decision-making across the organization. Liquidity & Cash Flow Management Own and manage the liquidity position of the Polestar Group and all legal entities within the Group. Ensure sufficient liquidity is available to support operational, strategic, and funding requirements. Monitor short-, medium-, and long-term cash positions and proactively identify liquidity risks and opportunities. Drive actions to improve overall cash flow health and resilience across the organization. Develop and maintain liquidity management frameworks, including funding, cash concentration, and cash optimization strategies. Define control procedures to secure there is no liquidity issues for the Polestar Group and all legal entities within the Group. Lead the resolution of complex cash flow issues that require coordination among headquarters functions, business functions, and Polestar Sales Units. Facilitate cross-functional discussions to identify root causes, remove barriers, and drive accountability. Ensure timely execution of agreed actions and achievement of targeted outcomes. Cash Flow Forecasting Own the end-to-end direct cash flow forecasting process across the Group. Be accountable for the quality, accuracy, consolidation, and timely delivery of Group direct cash flow forecasts. Define, maintain, and continuously improve forecasting methodologies, templates, timelines, and governance frameworks. Drive forecast accuracy through standardized processes, variance analysis, and challenge of underlying assumptions. Partner with FP&A, Controlling, Accounting, Regional CFOs, the Shared Service Center, and other business functions to ensure reliable and actionable forecasts. Act as the escalation point for Polestar Sales Units (PSUs) on cash flow forecasting-related matters, ensuring timely resolution and alignment. Reporting & Cash Visibility Own Group cash flow reporting and provide management with transparent and timely visibility of cash positions, forecast performance, and liquidity risks. Implement and continuously enhance reporting frameworks that provide real-time visibility of cash and liquidity status across the Group. Develop and maintain dashboards, KPIs, and management reports to support decision-making at both operational and executive levels. Provide insightful analysis on liquidity trends, forecast deviations, working capital developments, and funding requirements. Drive continuous improvements in reporting quality, a