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Director of Strategic Finance | AI-powered SaaS scale-up | $230,000–$290,000 + Equity

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talentedgeJersey City (NJ)

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About the role

Director of Strategic Finance | AI-powered SaaS scale-up | $230,000–$290,000 + EquityNew York City Metropolitan Area Talentedge are partnering with a high-growth AI-powered SaaS business that is building technology to transform how businesses operate. Backed by leading investors, the company is scaling rapidly and looking to bring on a Director of Strategic Finance to help shape its next stage of growth. This is an opportunity to work closely with leadership, influence key business decisions, and help build the financial foundations for long-term success. With an ambitious team and significant growth plans, you’ll play a key role in shaping the company’s financial strategy and scaling the business.
The role:
  • You’ll work closely with senior leadership on financial planning, forecasting, business performance and strategic decision-making. You’ll help build the financial models, reporting and processes needed to support the company’s next phase of growth.
  • Profile:5-9 years of experience across strategic finance, FP&A, investment banking or a related analytical finance role
  • Experience within a high-growth technology, SaaS or AI business
  • Strong financial modelling, forecasting and analytical skills
  • Comfortable partnering with senior stakeholders and translating financial data into commercial insights
  • Enjoys building rather than inheriting established processes
  • Curious about AI and how it can improve financial workflows and decision-making
  • Takes ownership and is comfortable operating in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment
  • The package:📍 NYC | On-site💰$230,000–$290,000 + equity🚀 High-growth AI SaaS business📈 Opportunity to influence strategic decisions and support the next stage of growth
  • TalentEdge are specialist finance recruiters supporting VC-backed startups, scale-ups and technology businesses across New York and London.

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