Senior Manager of Financial Planning & Analysis, Dusty

• We are looking for someone passionate about financial analysis, construction, and technology, eager to contribute to the foundation of our organization's success
• BS in Finance, Accounting, Economics or similar discipline; MBA preferred
• 8+ years experience, with 2+ years at technology company at a senior level
• Exceptional analytic skills and a demonstrated ability to build financial models for
• Business forecasting, tracking KPIs, variance analysis, and problem-solving through data across the business
• Advanced Excel skills with the ability to analyze large amounts of data and maintain complex financial models
• Ability to dive down into the weeds of the numbers with high attention to detail, and to take a step back and see the big picture\\
• Adaptable approach to working in a startup environment
• Experience in investment banking is a plus
• Excellent communicator and collaborator to present financials and partner with leaders across the organization

• We are seeking an experienced Senior Manager of Financial Planning & Analysis to join our team and provide the analytics and modeling required to optimize our growth
• This is an exciting opportunity to be the first internal FP&A hire, driving financial planning, and improving our strategic decision-making
• Own and maintain financial and revenue models
• Deliver consistent, timely, accurate, high-quality, and insightful financial data to department leads and the executive team
• Develop and rigorously test financial models for product offerings, assisting the business in making critical decisions
• Prepare comprehensive current and forecasted revenue and cost projections and lead variance analysis meetings
• Collaborate effectively with the accounting to ensure alignment of financial data
• Support company fundraising efforts
• Respond to ad-hoc modeling requests from various business units

Total funding: $260m

The US construction sector is at a crisis point. Costs are rising, as is demand for buildings, this is combined with major sector short staffing, and the persistent issues of budget bloat and delayed completion dates that plague the majority of projects.