Financial Analyst
US$80,000 – US$100,000 / yr base salary
Posted 6 Oct 2026
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- Expected experience
- 3–7 yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Contract
- Full-time
| Base salary | US$80,000 – US$100,000 / yr |
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CertificationsCertified Public Accountant, CMA, Cfa
Field of studyAccounting, Economics, Finance (or related)
Study levelBachelor's
Type: Full-Time
Location: Orange County, CA
Reports to: VP of Finance
About eJam
eJam is a consumer products company that has built, scaled, and exited multiple brands. Our portfolio includes category leaders ranked at the top of Amazon, carried in major retailers nationwide, and sold across DTC, marketplaces, and every channel in between.
We're not a startup hoping something works. We're a team that has done it repeatedly: taken products from zero to eight figures, landed them on retail shelves nationwide, and built real brands that consumers love. We operate like a holding company with the speed of a startup: small teams with real ownership and accountability.
This is the place where you'll see the entire machine, sourcing, product development, packaging, manufacturing, compliance, marketing, marketplace strategy, retail, all under one roof. If you want to be a part of building and shipping consumer products at scale, there is no better place than this.
About the role
This is a combined FP&A and treasury role. You will own the reporting and models leadership uses to run the business, and you will own the cash side of the house, the daily position, the short term forecast and the reporting that supports our credit facilities. It is a broad seat with real visibility, reporting directly to the VP of Finance and working alongside the Accounting Supervisor and the brand leads. If you want to see how the money is made and how it moves, in one role, this is that job.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
Financial planning and analysis
- Prepare and refresh recurring management reporting, including monthly P&L packages, KPI dashboards and brand level performance summaries.
- Build and maintain financial models in Excel covering revenue, gross margin, contribution margin, operating expense and headcount.
- Perform budget versus actual and period over period variance analysis, and write clear commentary explaining what actually drove the result.
- Support the annual budget and the rolling forecast, gathering and challenging inputs from brand and functional owners.
- Analyze product, channel and brand profitability, combining COGS and inventory data from Cin7 with financials from QuickBooks Online.
- Track marketing efficiency alongside the brand teams, connecting spend to contribution margin rather than revenue alone.
- Analyze vendor and operating spend trends in Ramp, and flag where cost is running ahead of plan early enough to act.