[Remote] Vice President, Finance
Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. edisyl is a startup seeking a Vice President of Finance who will oversee both accounting and financial planning and analysis (FP&A) functions. The role involves managing day-to-day financial operations, partnering with the CFO on budgeting and forecasting, and ensuring the integrity of financial records while adapting to the evolving needs of a growing company.
Responsibilities
- Month-end, quarter-end, and year-end close. You manage it end-to-end, with accuracy and without drama
- Outsourced bookkeeping oversight. One FTE + external firm. You set the standards, review the work, and make sure nothing falls through
- Management reporting packages for leadership and the board. Clear, useful, on time
- Accounting policies, internal controls, and compliance. You own the integrity of the financial record
- Payroll processing in partnership with HR. Accurate and on schedule
- Treasury and cash management. Positioning, bank relationships, liquidity forecasting
- Annual budget, quarterly forecasts, long-range planning. You lead the process and make it useful — not a compliance exercise
- Financial models for scenario planning, headcount, and revenue projections. Built to be understood, not just to be impressive
- Department-level budget partnership. You track spend, surface insights, and give leaders the information they need to make good decisions
- Board and investor materials. Variance analysis, KPI dashboards, narratives that hold up to scrutiny
- SaaS financial metrics. ARR, NRR, churn, CAC, LTV, payback period. You own them, you can explain them, and you built the model from scratch
- AI credits and consumption-based revenue accounting. Cost allocation, margin analysis, the stuff that doesn't fit neatly into a standard SaaS framework
- Revenue recognition in line with ASC 606. Built right, not bolted on
- Unit economics. You track them as we scale, and you help the business understand what they mean
- Finance tech stack ownership. Accounting software, billing, reporting tools. You improve what's there and replace what isn't working
- Process improvements. You find the inefficiencies and fix them
- Audit, tax, and regulatory support. When the time comes, you're ready
- Sales tax compliance. Nexus monitoring and filings across jurisdictions
Skills
- 10+ years in finance, spanning controller and/or FP&A work. You've done both, not just one
- Startup experience. You've built processes from scratch in a fast-moving company. You know what that actually requires
- Strong SaaS metrics command. You can build and explain them from scratch — not just pull them from a dashboard someone else built
- Hands-on operator. You're comfortable doing the work yourself, not just directing others. That's a requirement, not a preference
- Outsourced accounting experience. You know how to work with an external bookkeeping firm and make that relationship work
- Financial modeling fluency. Budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, scenario planning. You do this in your sleep
- Accounting software proficiency. QuickBooks, NetSuite, or similar. Excel and Google Sheets at a high level
- Clear communicator. You can translate complex financial information for non-finance audiences without dumbing it down
- CPA or MBA
- Prior experience as a Controller
- Familiarity with AI credits, usage-based billing, or consumption-based revenue models
- Experience supporting a finance function through a corporate transaction or integration
- Familiarity with ASC 606 revenue recognition in a SaaS context
- Prior experience as a solo or near-solo finance leader at a company under 50 people
Benefits
- A real seat at the table. Direct access to the CFO and leadership team. Your work shapes decisions.
- Outsized impact. In a lean team, there's nowhere to hide — and nowhere to plateau.
- Competitive compensation and benefits.
- Flexibility in how and where you work. Remote-friendly with the autonomy that implies.
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