Own FP&A for major business areas including P&L, forecasting, budgeting, and executive reporting. Build financial models and business cases, support strategic initiatives, advise leaders on resource planning, and drive performance visibility across products, markets, and functions.
About Nclusion
About the Role
What You’ll Do
What You Bring to the Table
Benefits and Perks
Nclusion is on a mission to provide traditional financial services to 1.5 billion people worldwide without access today. Without a secure way to save, invest, or transfer money, individuals are not empowered to accumulate short or long-term wealth. We're changing that by bridging the gap between traditional banking and the communities that need it most.
The Corporate Finance Manager at Nclusion will play a key role in helping our business scale through thoughtful financial planning, operational insight, and strategic partnership. You’ll work closely with leadership across product, operations, and finance to support strategic planning, improve decision-making, and drive visibility into business performance across markets, products, and corporate functions. You'll help leaders make better investment decisions, allocate resources effectively, and scale the business through data-driven financial insights.
This role is ideal for someone who combines strong analytical fundamentals with sound business judgment and thrives in fast-moving, evolving environments.
This role is based in our Palo Alto office. We work together onsite Monday through Thursday and remotely on Fridays.
- Own financial planning and performance management for significant areas of the business, including P&L ownership, forecasting, budgeting, and strategic decision support across products, functions, and/or markets.
- Support strategic initiatives. Evaluate investments, build business cases, and model scenarios that inform product, market, operational, and organizational decisions.
- Partner with business leaders. Serve as a trusted advisor to leaders across functions, helping translate business plans into financial outcomes, resource investments, and measurable results.
- Lead executive reporting. Contribute to, and deliver board, investor, and leadership insights.
- Drive resource planning. Help leadership make informed decisions around investments, headcount, operating expenses, and growth opportunities.
- 5+ years of experience in Corporate FP&A, with experience leading & developing a team.
- A strong business acumen where you’re able to take business initiatives and turn them into outcomes with connected financial insights & deliverables.
- The ability to thrive in ambiguity, layering in the right amount of structure and innovation to move forward.
- Experience owning a business, functional, or market-level financial plan end to end, with strong forecasting and financial modeling capabilities.
- Strong cross functional partnership, as you’ll work with teams both in the US, and in our frontier markets.
- Experience working in Financial Services/Fintech highly preferred.
- Professional working ability in Spanish or French a plus!
- 📈 401k with a match!
- 🩺 Medical Insurance
- 🦷 Dental Insurance
- 👓 Vision Insurance
- 💸 Competitive compensation & equity – We believe in sharing success.
- ✈️ Flexible PTO – We focus on impact, not tracking vacation days. We encourage a minimum of 14 days.
- 🍽️ In-office lunch, team events & culture
The base pay range for this role is $165,000 – $185,000 per year.
Nclusion Palo Alto, California, USA Office
Palo Alto, California, United States
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