Chief Financial Officer
Scratch Financial · California, United States · 3 wk ago
RemoteRemoteFinance$300k–$400k/yrFull-time
Capital Strategy & Debt Facility Management
- Own all relationships with debt capital providers — warehouse lenders, forward flow partners, and other structured finance counterparties
- Manage covenant compliance, borrowing base reporting, and facility utilization across existing lending facilities
- Lead negotiations for new or expanded credit facilities as the portfolio grows
- Develop and maintain the capital plan, ensuring the business has adequate liquidity to fund origination volume at target economics
Exit Readiness & Strategic Finance
- Serve as the company's primary financial lead on any M&A, recapitalization, or exit process
- Maintain financial reporting, data room materials, and management presentations in a state of ongoing readiness
- Build and maintain the financial model used for board reporting, investor updates, and transaction diligence
- Partner with the CEO and board to evaluate strategic alternatives and assess transaction structure
FP&A
- Own the annual budget and quarterly forecast process, with clear accountability from business unit owners
- Partner closely with the commercial team on revenue forecasting, pipeline modeling, and GTM investment decisions
- Work alongside the SVP of Product to build rigorous ROI frameworks for new product line development and technology investments — ensuring capital is allocated to the highest-value opportunities
- Partner with the CEO to maintain the company's OKR framework, ensuring KPIs have clear definitions, measurable targets, and accountability from business unit owners
Financial Reporting & Compliance
- Own the integrity of monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements across GAAP reporting, lender compliance, and management reporting
- Build and improve financial controls, accounting policies, and operational finance processes
- Manage relationships with external auditors and tax advisors
- Oversee tax, audit, and regulatory financial reporting
Investor & Board Relations
- Serve as primary financial point of contact for existing equity investors and board members
- Own board meeting materials, investor updates, and financial narrative
- Build relationships with prospective strategic and financial acquirers as part of ongoing exit readiness
- Manage the annual audit process and relationships with external auditors
Team Leadership
- Directly manage a team of 5 spanning FP&A, accounting, and finance operations
- Set clear expectations, develop team members' skills, and build a high-trust, high-output culture
- Identify gaps and make strategic hires as the company scales
- Be a resource to the team on complex accounting, modeling, and process questions