Manager/Director of Strategic Finance
Manager/Director of Strategic Finance
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- 5+ years of professional experience in strategic finance, corporate development, investment banking, private equity, or management consulting
- Advanced proficiency in financial modeling, valuation, and analysis of large, complex data sets
- Experience with financial planning and analysis (FP&A) or budget/forecast management
- Expert-level capabilities in Excel and PowerPointStrong experience presenting financial information to executives and board members
- Background evaluating and executing on strategic initiatives (M&A, new market entry, capital allocation, etc.)Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities with ability to synthesize data into clear recommendations
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with ability to distill complex topics for different audiences
- Ability to operate with high degree of tact and diplomacy in a fast-paced, politically nuanced environment
- Comfortable managing ambiguity and taking ownership of projects with limited oversight
- What a Typical Week Might Look LikeLead strategic finance projects around annual budgeting, long-term forecasting, capital planning, and business case development
- Partner with business leaders across the organization to evaluate ROI, financial impact, and strategic fit of major initiatives
- Build and evolve unit economic frameworks and KPI dashboards to drive continuous improvement and inform business decisions
- Present financial analysis and recommendations to executive team and board members
- Identify analytical gaps and build new financial frameworks or models to address business questions
- Collaborate with Finance, Product, Operations, and commercial teams on projects spanning pricing, product economics, market expansion, and M&AManage relationships with external stakeholders including investors, advisors, and potential capital partners
- Contribute to board materials, fundraising materials, and investor communications
- At the End of Your First Year, You'll Have Helped UsEstablished financial frameworks and dashboards that give the business clear visibility into unit economics, product profitability, and performance trends across the company
- Led strategic initiatives that inform major company decisions (budget, capital allocation, market entry, M&A) with crisp financial analysis and recommendations
- Become a trusted strategic advisor to the VP of Strategic Finance, CFO, and executive team on key business decisions
- Elevated the finance function's credibility and influence across the organization through clear communication and actionable insights
- Developed a pipeline of financial analysis capabilities that support the board and investor relationships
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