Director Of Finance
Posted 17 Jun 2026
Advertised as “Director of Finance”
BranchFactor Summary
The original posting with the fluff stripped out
- Expected experience
- 8+ yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Remote
- Contract
- Full-time
No salary listed for this role.
CertificationsCfa
Locations: Philippines, Latin America and South Africa (100% Remote)
Employment Type: Full-time Independent Contractor (exclusive commitment)
Compensation: Competitive and commensurate with the candidate's market rate, experience, skills, and overall qualifications
Be the analytical engine behind every great CFO decision. You'll own the FP&A execution, financial modeling, and KPI infrastructure that lets fractional CFOs focus on strategy — across a portfolio of high-growth consumer and retail brands.
ABOUT THE ROLE
You'll serve as the analytical and operational backbone of a pod-based delivery model — partnering with a Client CFO and a controllership/bookkeeping team to support multiple consumer and retail brands. You'll own the FP&A execution: three-statement models, rolling forecasts, KPI dashboards, board materials, and the analytical work that turns numbers into decisions.
Today, the CFOs you support spend roughly 70% of their time on reporting, analytics, and model maintenance. That's not the highest use of a CFO's time. You change that. You take ownership of the analytical engine so CFOs can operate at the level their clients deserve — strategic planning, capital allocation, and being a real thought partner to founders.
This role demands the technical depth of an investment banker, the commercial judgment to advise operators directly, and the professional maturity to step into client meetings independently when a CFO isn't available. You should be equally comfortable building a three-statement model from scratch and walking a VP of Supply Chain through the margin implications of a new vendor contract.
The Ideal Candidate
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You build models the way an IB analyst builds models — clean, auditable, dynamic
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You can read a P&L like a story and tell anyone in the room what's actually happening
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You hold your own with founders, operators, and functional heads — finance person or not
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You see recurring work as a systems problem, not a workload problem
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You thrive in lean, high-performance environments where outcomes matter more than tenure
WHAT YOU'LL OWN
Financial Modeling, Forecasting & Reporting
Own the analytical engine.
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Build and maintain dynamic 1/3/5-year financial models (three-statement, scenario analysis, sensitivity tables)