Fluidstack
Financial Reporting, Director
San Francisco, CA. Posted 3 months ago
The role
The Director of Financial Reporting will own the monthly and quarterly close and the financial statements for the board, auditors, and investors. This person will build technical accounting positions and stand up financial reporting on new systems as the finance stack is built from the ground up.
What you will do
- Own the monthly and quarterly close and the financial statements the board, auditors, and investors rely on.
- Build the technical accounting positions, including revenue recognition, leases, and capitalization.
- Stand up financial reporting on new systems, including NetSuite, Zip, Shareworks, and Pigment.
- Run the external audit and keep it clean while the business scales 10x around it.
- Turn the close from a scramble into a fast, controlled process a lean team can run.
Required qualifications
- Owned the close and produced financial statements that survived audit and board scrutiny.
- Built technical accounting positions from scratch and defended them to auditors.
- Stood up or migrated a reporting stack, from ERP to close to reporting tools.
- Run an external audit and kept it clean through a period of fast growth or added complexity.
- Compressed a close cycle and tightened controls without adding headcount.
- Write accounting memos clearly enough that a non-accountant executive can act on the conclusion.
Nice to have
- CPA
- Big Four or high-growth infrastructure or hardware accounting
- Data center, energy, or capital-intensive business models
- NetSuite, Pigment, or similar stack implementation
- IPO-readiness or public-company reporting
About the company
Fluidstack is focused on delivering GWs of compute faster than anyone else by acquiring power, designing and building data centers, and operating them. They aim to build civilization-scale infrastructure for AI.