Finance

Finch is rebuilding how the law serves everyday Americans by automating the admin work in consumer law and putting clients first. In just over a year, we've grown 10x, raised a $20M Series A, and become the pre-litigation partner of choice for top personal injury firms. We’re backed by Sequoia, Redpoint, and founders & CEOs of generational companies like DoorDash, Ironclad, and Digits.

About the role

As Finch’s first dedicated Finance hire, you’ll build the financial infrastructure a post-Series A company needs. You’ll own invoicing, banking, cash/investment decisions, debt strategy, and forecasting—working directly with the CEO to shape how we spend and invest. This role will evolve as the company scales, and you’ll set the foundation for the finance function moving forward.

Responsibilities

• Own invoicing, banking, and cash/investment optimization end-to-end—no more founder sign-off on routine finance ops.
• Build and own our debt and credit strategy, including evaluating financing structures as we scale post-Series B.
• Partner with our CEO and exec team on company-wide forecasting—a shared exercise, not a solo handoff.
• Sit in strategic and spend conversations across the company, and push back on decisions that don't hold up.
• Set up the regulatory guardrails and financial controls Finch needs at this stage, without slowing the business down.
• Build the systems and reporting infrastructure that let a fast-moving startup make confident financial decisions.
• Help define what the finance function looks like as we scale past this hire—this role will evolve as the company does.

Requirements

• You're a strategic finance operator, not a controller—you shape decisions in the room, not just report on them after.
• You have debt and credit fluency, or the demonstrated speed to build it fast—this isn't optional post-Series B.
• You've directly owned invoicing, banking, and cash/investment optimization at a prior company, with the maturity to run it independently.
• You have a track record of stepping up—senior manager/director-level FP&A or controllership at scale, now ready to own a function solo (or, earlier in your career, 2–3 years as an M&A banker with a track record of early promotion).
• You have a growth mindset, not a guardrails mindset—you build systems that let a company move fast, and your default isn't "no".

Nice-to-Haves

• Prior finance leadership experience inside a post-Series B or similarly-staged startup.
• Direct experience partnering with a hands-on CEO or board on forecasting.
• Legal tech, B2B SaaS, or vertical software finance background.
• Comfort being evaluated in real time—this process includes a live case component, and people who enjoy that tend to enjoy this job.

This Role Might Not Be For You If

• You do your best work when the finance function is already built and your job is to maintain it.
• Your instinct is to build process for control rather than for speed—we need someone whose default is "how do we make this faster," not "no".
• You want a full finance team around you from day one—for a while, it's just you.