Finance and HR
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Job description
The Head of Finance and Operations responsibilities will include:
- Manage financial operations of a fast growing startup
- Forecasting and budgeting
- Oversee accounts payable, accounts receivable, collections and payroll
- Assist with hiring, benefits and human resources
- Working closely with fund accounting and finance team
- Provide financial reports to the leadership team and Board
- Manage State and Federal compliance and reporting
- Implement accounting and other finance software systems
- Manage the Cap Table
What You Have:
- 5+ years finance experience including accounting, FP&A and systems
- Experience in a rapidly scaling fintech environment
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
- Track record of success working with cross functional teams
- Background in financial modeling and projections
- Pro user of Excel and Google Sheets and experience with modern finance stack
- Understanding of the nuances of accounting with startup investing
- Proactive attitude to tackle any opportunity or challenge
- Skills to create and leverage logical solutions to complex problems
- Detail-oriented and analytical nature
- Able to prioritize and balance multiple tasks; strong organizational and time management skills are required
- Nice to have: interest and experience in venture capital industry
What We Offer:
- Tangible impact on the future of humanity
- Opportunity for career growth and role expansion
- Competitive compensation package commensurate with experience.
- Vibrant and flexible work environment, among like-minded people with an entrepreneurial mindset
- Working schedule for adults: flexible times, remote work, unlimited PTO
How to Apply:
Originally posted on Himalayas
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