Head of Finance

Cost of capital, non-dilutive and debt capital raised, capital deployed against
production contracts, cash runway and forecast accuracy, monthly close and reporting cadence,
audit readiness, and finance-team development

Rangeview is on a mission to build the foundry system that reindustrializes America. We exist to
break the legacy manufacturing trap by reinventing critical production for the twenty-first century.
Through advanced software, deep automation, breakthroughs in materials science, and modern
financing strategies, Rangeview rewrites both the cost curve and the power structure of making
metal parts. We are now building the production foundry that supplies gas turbine hot section
parts to defense, aerospace, and energy customers. Here is a video where you can check out our
team, office and what we are doing here at Rangeview, Inc.

As the Head of Finance, you will be Rangeview's first finance hire and the architect of how the
company funds itself. Foundries are capital intensive, and the winning move is not to fund them
with venture equity. Your central mandate is to bring in cheap capital to build factories against
long-term production contracts, and to build the finance function that lenders, customers, and
government capital offices will trust with those dollars.
This is a hands-on leadership role for someone who can operate at both the strategic and tactical
levels. You will personally run the model, the board materials, and the debt processes on day
one, and you will hire the controller and financial analyst who take the operating work off your
plate as the function scales. You will work directly with the CEO, the board, lenders, customers,
and government capital programs, including the Department of Defense Office of Strategic
Capital, to structure the financing behind each factory.
You will ultimately own the "how" behind Rangeview's ability to build production capacity faster
and cheaper than the incumbents.

• Serve as the leader accountable for the Finance organization and the primary point of ownership for capital strategy, financial planning, accounting, and financial controls.
• Structure and close non-dilutive and low-cost capital for factory buildouts, including project finance, asset-based and equipment financing, contract-backed facilities, and government loan and loan-guarantee programs.
• Lead Rangeview's engagement with the Department of Defense Office of Strategic Capital and related federal, state, and local capital programs, and build the financial credibility those offices require.
• Convert customer production contracts into bankable collateral by working with business development and legal on contract structure, take-or-pay terms, milestone schedules, and offtake commitments.
• Build and maintain lender and capital-provider relationships across private credit, banks, export credit agencies, equipment lessors, and strategic investors.
• Own the company's financial model, capital plan, and cash forecast, and keep them accurate enough to make factory-level capital decisions against.
• Recruit, hire, and manage a controller and a financial analyst, and establish the organizational structure to support multi-site manufacturing.
• Stand up the accounting function, monthly close, financial reporting, and internal controls, and prepare the company for its first audit.
• Develop and justify departmental budgets, headcount plans, and capital-expenditure proposals across the company in partnership with engineering, operations, and supply chain.
• Manage board and investor reporting, covenant compliance, and lender reporting.
• Lead pricing, contract economics, and margin analysis for production programs, and give the executive team objective findings to make cross-functional decisions.
• Select and implement the finance and accounting systems required to scale across sites and entities.
• Ensure compliance with applicable federal, state, contractual, and regulatory requirements, including cost accounting and government contract requirements where applicable.
• Lead financial diligence for future equity rounds, strategic transactions, and vertical-integration opportunities.

• Bachelor's degree in finance, economics, engineering, or a quantitative discipline.
• 3+ years of experience in investment banking at a bulge-bracket or top-tier boutique, with a focus on industrials, aerospace and defense, leveraged finance, or M&A.
• 3+ years of experience in private credit, direct lending, structured…