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Head of Finance

New York

REPORTING TO: CEO

LOCATION: Onsite M-F, NYC

Who The Flip IsFlip?

Ever call your local taxi company, healthcare provider, or favorite eCommerce brand, and have a crazy good voice ai answer? That’s Flip. Hundreds of brands from Brooklinen, Princess Polly, and Hexclad Cookware to Tory Burch, Belk and the NFL trust Flip to have millions of phone calls with their customers every year.

We’ve built our company on the idea that the best way to grow is to have a reference list as long as our customer list, and constant belief that the team is the best thing we’ve built. Both are true today and increasingly so every day.

Many on our team would tell you this is their favorite place they’ve ever worked, and the hardest they’ve ever worked. It’s ideal for people who want to go all-in, do the work, ride the roller coaster, and have a great flippin' time doing it. We’re a small and mighty team of 50 today with offices in NYC, LA, and the UK.

What You’ll Do

As the first internal Finance hire, you will be both architect and operator: designing our financial systems, processes, team/automation needed to scale from $10M ARR to $100M ARR over the next ~3 years. Reporting to and partnering closely with our CEO and the founders you will lead strategy, future fundraising and diligence, and the accounting execution. You will be rolling up your sleeves in Quickbooks one minute and then next advising the CRO and our BOD the next. 

Accounting & Compliance

    • Oversee accounting, tax, audit, and compliance (currently using QuickBooks, Bill.com, Brex, etc.)
    • Implement scalable systems and processes for billing, collections, revenue recognition, and financial controls
    • Deliver timely and accurate financial statements and consolidated reporting
    • Continually review accounting policies and procedures to ensure that the company is compliant with GAAP and statutory accounting
    • Create, document and implement internal control process initiatives
    • Manage multi-jurisdiction tax strategy and compliance, including tax planning and reporting.

Strategic Finance & FP&A Modeling

    • Build scalable forecasting, budgeting, and reporting processes to guide decision-making
    • Partner with GTM, and Product to align resource allocation with company priorities
    • Develop and monitor KPIs and unit economics to track business performance

Financial Systems & Business Operations

    • Vendor negotiations on core tech systems 
    • Partner with close functional peers on reporting and revenue dashboards

Fundraising & Investor Relations

    • Partner with the CEO on capital strategy, future fundraising, and board management.
    • Build financial models and narratives to support investor conversations.
    • Own investor reporting, ensuring clear, consistent communication of metrics

What We’re Looking For

  • 7-12 years of progressive experience in finance, ideally high-growth AI or SaaS start ups
  • Prior experience in FP&A, corporate finance, or investment banking/PE/VC
  • 5+ years of Finance/Accounting experience, at least 2 years of Audit experience, with time spent in a leadership role 
  • Strong command of SaaS metrics (ARR, retention, CAC/LTV, payback, gross margin, etc.)
  • Experience scaling a company through Series A → B → C and beyond
  • Hands-on operator: can manage books today, but also build systems for tomorrow
  • Strong financial modeling, board presentation, and communication skills
  • Collaborative leader who thrives in fast-paced, dynamic environments

Nice to have

  • CPA/CFA/MBA is a plus but not required or investment banking either PE/VC

More About Us

  • Our sales tech stack includes QBO, bill.com, Brex, Hubspot, and Omni Pulse
  • We are backed by ScOp Venture Capital, Bullpen Capital, and Forum Ventures, as well as founders & executives from Amazon Alexa, Ada, Attentive, and Simon
  • Comprehensive healthcare and unlimited vacation, including a mandatory half week for everyone over July 4, and a full week off at the end of the year

#FlippinLegend

#LI-MDAD

Final compensation may vary based on location, experience, and qualifications. This role is also eligible for equity, in accordance with company policy, and subject to board approval.

Compensation Range:

$150,000 - $210,000 USD

Our customers span the globe, and so do our offices. Flip is committed to providing equal employment opportunities for all employees, applicants, and covered individuals regardless of protected characteristics. We want our company to be as diverse and inclusive as our customers.

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