Matthew Kim is an accomplished finance professional with over 18 years of experience in FP&A. He is an experienced liaison between the executive leadership and management teams, facilitating the development of KPIs, metrics, and analytics to enhance business performance. Mr. Kim holds a BSJ in Journalism and Integrated Marketing Communications from Northwestern University, and he has also completed courses at Fullstack Academy of Code and Stuyvesant High School.

In his previous role as Principal Software Engineer at the Washington Post, Mr. Kim successfully led project teams to drive technology innovation and improve content delivery to readers. He is also a former Senior Software Engineer at the Washington Post where he played a critical role in streamlining the newsroom workflow. Prior to joining the Washington Post, Mr. Kim worked as a Software Engineer at Catalytic, Inc. where he led the development of custom software solutions for clients. Additionally, he has interned at LinkedIn and Womply.

Mr. Kim is a results-driven finance professional who is passionate about helping organizations track financial performance and communicate results effectively to stakeholders. He is able to bring consistency to financial reporting analysis and business performance analysis through the standardization of value-add processes, SOP, and ERP reviews.

In summary, Matthew Kim is a highly qualified finance professional with extensive experience in FP&A, software engineering, and project management. He is committed to helping organizations maximize financial performance and communicate results effectively to stakeholders.