Finance Manager (Contract)
momentiqSpringfield (IL)
Finance Manager (Contract)
Posted 3 days ago
momentiqSpringfield (IL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
From a founding team that has built companies collectively valued at over $300M, MomentIQ harnesses the power of TikTok Shop to build powerhouse brands. This is initially a contract role, scoped to scale into FT.Summing up MomentIQ by the DataMomentIQ drives over $120,000,000/year in sales on TikTok Shop. On the brand side, TikTok awarded MomentIQ the #1 US TikTok Shop Partner in the US at selling products via TikTok Shop posts ("seller short video campaigns", Q3, 2025).On the LIVE selling side, MomentIQ produces over 600 hours of LIVE Selling Events monthly for Category-leading brands. Own a piece of what you're building Part of the magic of MomentIQ is that everyone here owns a piece of what we're building. Equity alignment is at the core of our culture — it’s what’s enabled us to bring together the best team in the industry, and it’s why every win here feels personal. With a valuation well into the tens of millions as of our last private equity round, a MomentIQ equity package is something even the top-tier US venture capitalists can’t buy their way into. When MomentIQ wins, we all win.
Role Overview:
Reporting directly to our Chief of Staff, the Finance Manager (Contract) will serve as the financial nerve center of a hyper-growth, creator-commerce rocketship. You’ll oversee financial planning, cash flow management, and performance reporting across MomentIQ’s fast-scaling brand portfolio — ensuring that as we accelerate, we’re doing it with precision and clarity. You’ll work closely with leadership to provide financial insights that inform strategic decisions around hiring, new brand launches, capital allocation, and investor is a contract with the potential to convert into FT based on mutual fit.
What You'll Do:
- Oversee financial reporting, forecasting, and budgeting across multiple revenue lines
- Partner with executive leadership to manage P&L ownership, cash flow, and working capital
- Build and refine financial models that drive decision-making around scaling and profitability
- Develop scalable systems and processes for reporting, accounting, and financial operations
- Collaborate with external accounting, tax, and audit partners to ensure compliance and efficiency
- Support investor and board reporting with financial analysis and narratives
- Drive strategic initiatives like margin optimization, spend allocation, and growth scenario planning Who we're looking for5–7 years of progressive experience in finance, FP&A, or accounting (agency, D2C, or e-commerce background preferred)
- Experience working with fast-growth startups or creator / commerce ecosystems is a plus
- Strong proficiency in Excel / Google Sheets, and familiarity with QuickBooks
- A builder’s mindset — eager to help design scalable systems in a high-velocity environment
- Someone who thrives in ambiguity and can toggle between high-level strategy and hands-on execution
- Collaborative, curious, and humble — you’re here to build something great, not just clock in
- A self-starter who finds joy in turning financial complexity into actionable clarity
This is a team of builders. Dreamers who execute. People who get a rush from seeing the numbers tick up and knowing they helped make that happen.
You’ll be surrounded by creators, strategists, and operators who move fast, think big, and care deeply about what they’re building. If this sounds like what you’re looking for at this stage of your career, then we’d love to meet you.
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