Chief Financial Officer

Overview

Moonshot is seeking a Chief Financial Officer to serve as the financial and strategic leader of a high-growth electrical distribution and critical power infrastructure company. This is not a back-office accounting role — Moonshot has a strong Controller who owns GAAP, compliance, and day-to-day accounting operations.

The CFO will set the financial vision, own enterprise capital strategy, and operate as a key partner to the CEO and COO in building a durable, scalable business. You will shape how Moonshot allocates capital, lead long-range financial planning, and ensure the company has the cash discipline, visibility, and governance required to execute with confidence. You will represent Moonshot to banks, capital providers, and key external stakeholders while building a finance function that operates as an independent, high-performing engine.

Key Responsibilities

1. Lead, Manage, and Hold Accountable

• Own the performance, professional development, and strategic alignment of all finance and accounting team members to company objectives.
• Set clear expectations, drive a culture of accountability and continuous improvement, and build succession depth within the finance organization.

1. Strategic Financial Partnership

• Serve as a trusted advisor to the CEO, COO, and executive leadership team — translating financial insight and business intelligence into strategic recommendations that shape company direction.
• Partner on major decisions including market expansion, product and service mix, large-scale infrastructure investments, and pricing strategy.

1. Financial Visibility and Accountability

• Own finance-related Measurables on the company Scorecard and provide accurate, timely financial visibility to the leadership team.
• Ensure leadership has clear, actionable reporting on revenue, margin, cash, working capital, and capital projects — enabling fast, confident decision-making.

1. Budget Ownership, Forecasting, and Planning

• Own the annual budgeting process, long-range financial plan, and rolling forecasts across all business lines.
• Ensure financial resources are allocated to support company priorities and that performance vs. plan is tracked and addressed with rigor.

1. Cash Flow, Treasury, and Working Capital Management

• Oversee strategic management of receivables, payables, inventory financing, and working capital to maintain the liquidity required to fund operations and growth.