Financial Analyst

Job description

We build consumer products that grow fast. In 2026, the Financial Times named Wire Salad one of Europe's fastest-growing companies. We build brands and apps across fitness, skincare, human health, and pet health — products used by real people, every day, across many markets, entities, and currencies.

This is an ownership role, not a reporting role. You won't just produce numbers — you'll be the person management turns to when they need to understand, quickly and clearly, what's actually happening financially across the business. No one will hand you a finished template — you'll take a messy question ("why did margin drop in Germany last month?") and dig until you have an answer worth acting on.

The problem you're solving:

We operate multiple brands, markets, and entities, with data spread across payment processors, ad platforms, subscription systems, and internal tools. Your job is to turn that into numbers people trust — fast, accurate reporting and forecasting that helps the business make better decisions, not just record what already happened.

What you'll actually do:

• Identify relevant KPIs and work with Data Engineers to get them flowing automatically into our dashboards.
• Prepare monthly management reporting — P&L analysis, cash flow, budgets, forecasts, and KPI reporting.
• Analyze revenue, costs, margins, profitability, and cash generation across products, brands, markets, and entities.
• Build and maintain financial models for budgeting, forecasting, scenario planning, and strategic decisions.
• Track actual performance against budget and forecast, and dig into the variances that matter.
• Analyze unit economics — CAC, LTV, contribution margin, payback periods, refunds, chargebacks, payment processing costs — and make sure the Data Team's automated reports capture them properly.
• Partner with marketing to analyze ad spend, acquisition performance, and marketing profitability, helping them make smarter traffic decisions.
• Analyze subscription and e-commerce performance — recurring revenue, retention, churn, cohorts, AOV, product margins.
• Support cash flow planning and short- and medium-term liquidity forecasting.
• Jump into ad hoc analysis for management — investment decisions, new product launches, pricing, business cases.
  

Requirements:

• 2+ years in financial analysis, FP&A, transaction services, audit, consulting, accounting, or similar.
• Strong grasp of financial statements, management accounting, budgeting, and financial modelling.
• Excellent Excel skills.
• Sharp analytical mindset — you can turn a pile of messy data into a clear conclusion and a recommendation.
• Comfortable pulling data from multiple systems and spotting what doesn't add up.
• Commercial mindset — you care about why something happened, not just what happened.
• High attention to detail without losing sight of the bigger picture.
• Able to work independently and own recurring reporting and analytical projects end to end.
• Fluent written and spoken English and Lithuanian.
  

Bonus points:

• Experience with subscription businesses, mobile apps, SaaS, DTC e-commerce, or performance marketing.
• Experience analyzing Meta, Google, TikTok, or other paid acquisition channels.
• SQL, BI tools, or financial reporting/dashboarding platforms.
• Experience with payment processors — refunds, chargebacks, processing fees, settlement reconciliation.
• Experience in an international or multi-entity business.
  

Why work at WIRE SALAD?

• Additional performance-based bonuses
• Hybrid work model – balance between office and remote work
• Choose between additional health insurance after 6 months or monthly wellness vouchers
• Team-building events & annual workation
• Perks.lt account with numerous discounts and partner offers
• Commuting expenses covered by the company
• Leisure activities covered by the company
• Free lunch at the office every Friday

Financial Remuneration
The salary range for this position is 2500 EUR to 4600 EUR Gross per month (the salary may vary, according to your experience and qualifications).

What Success Looks Like

You become the person management relies on to instantly understand the financial impact of what's happening across the company. Reporting gets faster and more accurate, forecasts become genuinely useful, and every team has a clear sense of the financial consequences of their decisions.

The goal isn't to produce reports — it's to help us make better decisions through numbers.