What you'll do
- Orchestrate the month-end management reporting cycle, partnering closely with Accounting to bridge the gap between "the close" and "the story." Deliver high-impact variance analysis (Actuals vs. Budget/Forecast) that identifies the root causes of performance shifts
- Drive the monthly management reporting cadence, working with the accounting team to ensure accurate reporting and timely monthly variance analysis
- Own the forecast (and/or Risk & Opportunity) cycle, with inputs from business partnering teams, and interpreting the output against the company targets
- Own the rolling forecast and Risk & Opportunity (R&O) processes; act as a translator between departmental inputs and the bottom line, ensuring the forecast remains a realistic "path to target" rather than just a data exercise
- Coordinate teams to identify tactical “levers” to drive growth or cost reduction to course correct to achieve company targets
- Identify and quantify "business levers"- such as unit cost optimizations or volume drivers - to course-correct performance; provide the data-backed rationale for leadership to pull these levers to stay on track with annual goals
- Maintain/ develop the management accounts infrastructure, including P&L structure and tools
- Architect and maintain the Management Accounts P&L structure; ensure our financial reporting hierarchy evolves alongside our product expansion, allowing for granular visibility into Domain and Merchant profitability
- Run the annual planning process, from initial development and set up of appropriate tooling (including any third party planning software), reporting and templates, to final Board outputs
- Develop and maintain the Long-Range Plan in collaboration with Corporate Development; model various multi-year strategic scenarios to assess the long-term financial health and capital requirements of the business
- Support external reporting (Investors, Board, and Financial Regulators) ensuring reports are consistent, accurate, and reflect our internal performance narrative
Who you are
- The Architect: You have a proven track record of building financial processes from scratch in a fast-paced Fintech or SaaS environment
- Analytical Powerhouse: You possess advanced modeling skills and aren't afraid to dive into databases (SQL/VBA) to find the truth in the data
- The Communicator: You have a commercial mindset, and can distill complex financial concepts into clear narratives for non-finance stakeholders and investors
- Systems Thinker: You have experience with BI tools (Quicksight/Qlik) and planning/performance management software to drive "single source of truth" reporting
- Degree in Business Administration, Accounting, Economics, or Statistics
- Advanced/Fluent English
Top Skills
What We Do
At Trustly, we envision a world in which online payments are fast, simple and secure for everyone — merchants, consumers and banks alike.
One hundred years ago, cash was king. People got paid in cash, carried it in their wallets, and bought things with it at the local store. Payment was easy.
Oh, how the times have changed.
Today, our salaries are deposited straight into our bank accounts and we shop online, from merchants all around the world. So why is it so hard to pay straight from our bank accounts?
For consumers, paying online should be as easy as sliding a bill across the counter. And accepting payments and issuing refunds should be the least of merchants’ worries. Credit cards, debit cards, e-wallets, invoices and cash-on-delivery are all middlemen levying fees, debt and interest for the simple task of moving money from one person to another.
At Trustly, we work hard to make online payments easy.
Why Work With Us
At Trustly, we work hard to make online payments easy. We’re dynamic, not stuffy. We’ve got the drive and ambition of a startup and the experience and advantage of a scale-up, all wrapped up in one amazing team. The pace is fast, and change is frequent. We prioritize agility to adapt to whatever tomorrow brings.
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