Financial Analyst

FP&A & Corporate Financial Modeling

You will own and maintain the company's 3-statement financial model, rolling forecasts, and annual budgeting process.

You will track monthly and quarterly actuals vs. budget (BvA), analyzing key drivers behind revenue, operating expenses, and capex.

You will prepare financial packages, dashboards, and strategic decks for leadership and board meetings.

Factory Ops & Unit Economics

You will partner with Supply Chain and Manufacturing Engineering to model Bill of Materials (BOM) costs, direct labor rates, and factory overhead absorption.

You will help analyze and refine the business model for individual microfactories (payback periods, throughput capacity, asset utilization, and gross margin optimization).

You will build ROI models for factory equipment purchases, robotics automation investments, and facility expansion (e.g., FAB1).

Cross-Functional Strategic Partnership

You will work closely with leaders in Engineering, Software, Factory Operations, and Talent to align headcount planning and operational spend with overall cash runway.

You will help define, select, and implement finance and accounting tooling (ERP integration, spend management, and automated financial reporting).

Qualifications

• Experience: 5-8 years of experience in FP&A, corporate finance, investment banking, management consulting, or startup financial operations.
• Industry Context: Direct experience or strong familiarity with hardware, manufacturing, robotics, automotive/aerospace, or construction/real estate development finance.
• Modeling Mastery: Advanced Excel/Google Sheets skills with a proven track record of building dynamic, scalable 3-statement models from scratch.
• Cost & Operational Acumen: Ability to translate physical operations (BOMs, inventory turns, labor hours, factory throughput) into clear financial metrics and unit economics.
• Technical & Systems Aptitude: Hands-on experience with modern ERP systems, modern BI/reporting tools, and spend management platforms.
• Startup Mindset: Scrappy, self-directed, and comfortable operating with ambiguity in a fast-moving physical tech environment.
• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, or a quantitative field.
• Experience supporting a hardware or manufacturing company through rapid multi-site scaling.
• Background working with inventory management, ERP implementation, or supply chain cost-down initiatives.