Chief Financial Officer

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Bjakcareer The Chief Financial Officer at Bjakcareer leads financial strategy, performance, and capital allocation across the group. This role manages P&L, financial planning, and drives capital allocation based on business performance.

Responsibilities

The VP, Finance will own financial strategy, performance and capital allocation across the group and its businesses. Finance should provide a clear view of where the group is making money, where capital is being deployed and where returns can be improved.
What you will be doing
Own Group P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, budgeting and financial planning.
Build financial models for businesses, new products, market expansion and investments.
Review revenue, costs, margins, unit economics and cash requirements by business.
Drive capital allocation based on business performance and expected returns.
Own treasury, tax, audit, controls and financial reporting across Group entities.
Lead financing, investments, acquisitions and other transactions when required.
Build finance systems and teams that can support additional businesses and markets.
What you will need
Senior finance experience in technology, fintech, internet or another high-growth business.
Strong experience across corporate finance, FP&A and business finance.

Qualification

Senior finance experience in technologyDeep understanding of P&L

Required

Senior finance experience in technology, fintech, internet or another high-growth business
Strong experience across corporate finance, FP&A and business finance
Deep understanding of P&L, cash flow, unit economics and capital allocation
Ability to build and challenge financial models personally
Experience operating across multiple businesses, entities or countries
Hands-on operating style - willing to work directly through models, forecasts and financial problems