Financial Director

Hace 2 días

Mexico, chihuahua Bridgeway Global Recruitment Jornada completa

We are looking for a hands‑on, tech‑forward Group Controller / Director of Finance (not a corporate “strategy CFO”) to own the numbers, protect cash, and drive profitability across our portfolio.

This person’s job is to:

  • Give us clear, simple visibility into profit and cash for each company.
  • Recommend where every spare dollar goes (payroll, tax, debt, ads, equipment, owner draws).
  • Free the founder from Monday admin / finance so he can focus on growth.
  • Oversee & execute payroll for all entities
ONGOING RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Maintain and review 13‑week cash forecast (entity + consolidated).
  • Prepare a one‑page Money Monday Finance Brief for the founder:
  • Next 4–13 weeks: expected low points, risk weeks, decisions needed.
  • Update key metrics:
  • Company 1: revenue by job type, crew‑day rates, job gross margin.
  • Company 2: CAC by channel, payback period, LTV/CAC by offer.
Monthly
  • Own month‑end close in coordination with bookkeeper/CPA.
  • Produce a 1–2 page Founder Finance Pack:
  • P&L per entity + consolidated
  • Cash flow summary
  • Variance vs prior month and simple commentary
  • Top 3 actions to improve profit / cash next month.
Projects (first 3–6 months)
  • Standardize chart of accounts across entities.
  • Build job costing / crew‑day template for Company 1 that ties to P&L.
  • Build unit economics model for Company 2 (CAC, payback, LTV by product/offer).
  • Implement simple cash buckets (operating, tax, growth, owner distributions) with rules.
IDEAL CANDIDATE PROFILE
  • Fluent English, strong written and verbal communication.
  • 5+ years in finance roles for service / construction / contracting / agencies.
  • Direct experience with multi‑entity reporting.
  • Has personally built and maintained a 13‑week cash flow forecast.
  • Advanced Excel/Google Sheets.
  • Strong with modern tools & AI (cloud accounting, basic AI tools, dashboards).
  • Very detail‑oriented and comfortable pushing back with financial reality.
  • Comfortable telling the founder, “We should not spend on X yet; here’s why.