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Overview
Mid-Level

VP of Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A)

Confirmed live in the last 24 hours

Exodus Movement

Exodus Movement

Compensation

$200,000 - $250,000/year

Remote (United States)
Remote
Posted April 9, 2026

Job Description

Exodus is a publicly traded digital asset company operating at global scale. As the business grows in scope, complexity, and ambition, we are building a finance organization designed for high judgment, high ownership, and high impact.

We are hiring a VP of FP&A to operate as a strategic extension of the CFO — someone who brings clarity to complexity, elevates how decisions are made, and raises the bar for financial thinking across the company.

This is not a role for process managers or consensus builders. It is a role for a senior finance leader who can operate independently, exercise sound judgment, and influence outcomes at the executive and Board level.

What You’ll Do

Be the CFO’s Force Multiplier

  • Act as a trusted deputy to the CFO on planning, forecasting, and strategic analysis
  • Independently lead financial workstreams that inform executive and Board decisions
  • Pressure-test assumptions, surface tradeoffs, and provide clear recommendations

Own Financial Planning & Scenarios

  • Own the company’s rolling forecast, re-forecast, and long-range planning
  • Build scenario-based models that leadership uses to understand risk, opportunity, and tradeoffs
  • Ensure forecasts are decision-oriented — not academic or backward-looking

Drive Business Insight, Not Just Reporting

  • Partner deeply with Growth, Marketing, Product, and Operations to evaluate performance and scalability
  • Develop clear frameworks for ROI, unit economics, and capital efficiency
  • Support pricing, growth investments, and strategic initiatives with rigorous analysis

Set the FP&A Operating Standard

  • Establish a lean, high-signal FP&A cadence that leadership trusts
  • Build executive-ready dashboards and narratives that connect financial outcomes to business reality
  • Continuously raise the bar on analytical rigor, clarity, and speed

Build Talent Density in Finance

  • Help shape a small, high-performing FP&A team over time
  • Coach and challenge strong performers; address gaps quickly
  • Optimize for impact per person, not headcount growth

What “Great” Looks Like

  • The CFO trusts you to run FP&A without close supervision
  • Executives rely on your analysis to make real tradeoffs, not validate decisions already made
  • Forecasts and scenarios are referenced in leadership and Board discussions
  • Financial insight consistently changes how the company prioritizes and invests

What You’ll Need

  • 10+ years in FP&A, Strategic Finance, or Corporate Finance
  • Experience in high-growth, high-expectation environments (public companies, late-stage private, fintech, SaaS, marketplaces)
  • Exposure to crypto or digital assets is a plus, not a prerequisite
  • Experience supporting senior executives and Board-level planning

Attributes That Matter Here

  • Strong independent judgment and comfort with ambiguity
  • Ability to say “this doesn’t make sense” — and explain why
  • Clear, direct communicator with executive presence
  • Bias toward action, clarity, and ownership over process

How We Work

  • We optimize for talent density, not hierarchy
  • Context is shared; accountability is expected
  • Great people are given real problems and trusted to solve them
  • Titles matter less than impact — but impact is non-negotiable

Why This Role

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