Senior Financial Analyst, FP&A (Seattle)

Qumulo•Seattle, WA

1d•$90,000 - $125,000•Onsite

About The Position

Qumulo's finance team plans and forecasts for a business that sells on both a consumption and subscription basis. As our Senior Financial Analyst you'll help build cash flow forecasts, plan operating expenses in Adaptive, work with budget owners across the company, and follow the top line from ACV through bookings, billings, and ARR. Reporting to our Director of Finance, your work will be highly visible to leadership, the board, and investors, and within short order you’ll own something meaningful like our cash flow model or quarterly executive deck. You’ll be joining during a time of rapid growth, and become part of a team that’s still small enough that you’ll see the entire finance function: cash, planning, commissions, and board reporting. Where you go from there depends on what you're drawn to, whether that's FP&A leadership, cloud and consumption finance, or the reporting side.

Requirements

3+ years in FP&A, public accounting, corporate finance, or investment banking
A strong foundation in Accounting - whether that's an accounting degree or a couple of years at a Big 4 firm.
An understanding of SaaS business models and metrics (ARR, NRR, GRR, bookings and billings, ACV) and how revenue recognition works across subscription and consumption-based contracts.
Ability to build a cash flow model from scratch in Excel and explain how the balance sheet drives it.
Fluency in how the P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow statement connect, plus experience building operating plans and department budgets against them.
Advanced Excel, including scenario analysis and variance frameworks you've built yourself.
Ability to work on-site at our downtown Seattle office four to five days a week.

Nice To Haves

hands-on analytics skills with Python, R, or similar
demonstrated ability to leverage AI tools for advanced development and analytics use cases.

Responsibilities

Own the regular preparation and management of financial reports and forecasts, such as the quarterly cash flow forecast.
Build and review operating expense plans in Workday Adaptive Planning.
Run the regular plan-vs-actual reviews with budget owners
Model the top line from ACV through bookings, billings, and ARR, including what moves when deal structure or contract length changes.
Produce reporting packages for leadership, including the quarterly executive deck and the board and investor reporting.
Model and answer broad financial questions and alternative business models, like how changes to contract length or pricing might impact cash or ARR.
Automate recurring work in Excel, Adaptive, or with Python if that's the right tool.