Corporate Finance Manager

Company Overview

At ecoATM the proof of our success is in our staggering growth, extraordinary impact on protecting the planet, and providing a work culture unlike any other. We are a technology company and a pioneer of device re-commerce. Through our 7,000 automated kiosks and online marketplace , we enable people all over the world to join the mobile device re-use revolution, a revolution that will get billions of used smartphones out of the e-waste cycle and into the hands of people who don’t have affordable access to the empowerment of the latest mobile technology.

At ecoATM we know our employees are our greatest strength and the key to our continued growth and success. When you join our team, you will enjoy more than just a job, you will be empowered to develop and utilize your unique talents and skills to build a rewarding career while making a lasting, positive impact on the planet.

You will be the company's subject‑matter expert on the balance sheet, the long‑term integrated financial model, and the thirteen‑week direct cash flow forecast. You will translate P&L activity and operational drivers into GAAP‑compliant balance sheet and cash flow projections, and produce the monthly, quarterly, and annual reporting packages consumed by management and ownership. This is a high‑visibility role with direct exposure to senior leadership and ownership and is well suited to a candidate with prior experience at a private equity firm, PE‑backed company, or investment bank.

• Lead balance sheet forecasting and monthly variance analysis, with depth in working capital, accrued liabilities, deferred revenue, and debt; communicate root‑cause drivers clearly to senior leadership and maintain rolling forecasts that reflect current business conditions.
• Serve as the day‑to‑day steward of the company's 5+ year long‑term integrated financial model, maintaining assumptions, incorporating actuals, and providing scenario‑ready outputs to inform annual planning and long‑range strategy under the direction of the VP, FP&A.
• Own the thirteen‑week direct cash flow forecast; produce weekly updates with variance explanations and forward‑looking commentary, monitor covenant compliance, and flag liquidity risks with sufficient lead time for management action.
• Produce monthly, quarterly, and annual management and ownership reporting packages, including board, executive, and sponsor materials, with clear KPI dashboards, variance narratives, and financial commentary; serve as a key finance partner to the VP, FP&A and CFO on ad hoc analyses and strategic initiatives.
• Serve as the primary FP&A liaison to Accounting, ensuring alignment on close processes, accrual methodology, and balance sheet movements; maintain working knowledge of GAAP as it applies to balance sheet forecasting, including inventory valuation, kiosk Cap Ex and depreciation, and how P&L activity flows through to balance sheet positions.
• Partner cross‑functionally with Sales, Operations, Accounting, and business unit leaders to gather inputs and validate assumptions; drive continuous improvement in forecasting accuracy and reporting efficiency.

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related field.
• 5-8+ years of progressive experience in FP&A, corporate finance, or treasury, including direct ownership of cash flow forecasting and balance sheet modeling.
• Demonstrated experience maintaining integrated three‑statement financial models, with a balance sheet and cash flow focus.
• Comfortable working with accounting teams and interpreting GAAP financials, including accruals, working capital dynamics, and balance sheet mechanics.
• Proven experience producing thirteen‑week direct cash flow forecasts.
• Advanced Excel skills and strong executive presentation ability.
• Ability to work independently in a fast‑paced, high‑growth environment.

• Prior experience at a private equity firm, PE‑backed portfolio company, or investment bank, including familiarity with sponsor/ownership reporting, covenant compliance, and lender relationships.
• MBA, CPA, or CFA preferred given the rigorous accounting requirements of this…