Strategic Finance Lead (Remote, US Only)

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wingzRemote

Financial Managers Taxi and Ridesharing Services

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Manager

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$100,000-150,000

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About the role

Strategic Finance Lead (Remote, US Only) Wingz is a rideshare platform focused on Non‑Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT). Our network of compassionate, credentialed drivers helps vulnerable populations gain access to the care they need.

About the Role: We’re hiring a Strategic Finance Lead to build the financial and analytical foundation needed to support Wingz's rapid growth. This role owns the company’s financial model and partners directly with the CEO to drive strategic initiatives including fundraising efforts.

What You’ll Do: Own the company-wide financial model, forecasting, and scenario planning. Build state‑by‑state P&L frameworks, contribution margin models, and cost structures. Partner with Operations and Engineering to design KPIs and automate reporting. Lead financial readiness for fundraising rounds including supporting investor diligence, data room preparation, and KPI slicing.

What You’ll Need: 2–3 years of experience in investment banking, venture capital, strategy consulting, or strategic finance. Exceptional modeling and presentation skills. Experience supporting fundraising, investor relations, or financial diligence.

Bonus Points: Experience as an entrepreneur/builder. Experience in healthcare, transportation, or marketplaces is a plus. Experience scaling finance within a fast‑paced startup environment. Compensation Base Salary $100,000-150,000 + bonus/equity. Why Wingz? Mission‑driven work that makes a tangible difference in people’s lives. A small, agile team where your impact is felt every day. Competitive compensation and benefits. Seniority level Mid‑Senior level Employment type Full‑time Job function Finance and Sales Industry Internet Marketplace Platforms

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