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Salary: USD 120,000 - 160,000 / annual
Vouch is a tech-enabled insurance broker and advisory firm serving high-growth companies in technology, life sciences, and professional services. Backed by over $200M in funding, Vouch combines deep industry expertise with AI-powered tools to deliver a modern insurance experience. The company is the preferred insurance provider for Y Combinator, Brex, Carta, and WeWork customers.
In this role, you will own critical financial reporting and analysis that directly informs leadership and board-level decision-making. You'll report directly to the Head of Finance on a small team, giving you significant ownership and early exposure to executive leadership.
Key Responsibilities:
- Own headcount tracking and monthly/quarterly/annual budget vs. actual reporting for internal management, the Board of Directors, and investors
- Support the annual budget build and ongoing forecast updates that inform business operations decisions
- Support monthly close deliverables, including accrual calculations and vendor coding analysis
- Calculate and process monthly partnership payouts
- Contribute to cost-to-serve and LTV methodology development and calculations
- Deliver weekly budget vs. actual readouts to the business
- Meet with business partners across the company to explain monthly results and translate insights into forecast updates
You'll work in a fast-moving environment where reporting categories can change, and you'll communicate financial results clearly to non-finance audiences. This role produces the reporting that Vouch runs on—work that directly shapes how leadership thinks about unit economics and operational scalability.
Vouch has offices in San Francisco, Chicago, and New York City. This is a hybrid role requiring in-office presence at least three days per week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) to foster collaboration and team building.
Requirements:
- 4+ years of experience in financial analysis, FP&A, or accounting roles requiring transactional analysis
- Ability to identify variances in actual vs. budget analysis and pinpoint drivers
- Comfort with basic accrual accounting and the analysis behind it
- Experience building bottoms-up opex budgets and understanding how they come together
- Ability to own analysis and present results to business partners directly
- Clear communication of financial results to non-finance audiences
- Comfort working in fast-moving environments with changing reporting structures
Nice to Have:
- Exposure to and passion for early-stage startups and/or high-growth environments
- Background in insurance or other regulated industries
