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Salary: USD 148,000 - 173,000 / annual
Antora Energy is a climate-tech company developing thermal battery technology that converts low-cost electricity into reliable heat and power for industry, data centers, and the grid. The company is seeking a Strategic Finance Manager to own and operate the core financial model, deliver mission-critical insights that guide strategic decisions, and support capital markets engagement.
This role sits at the center of Antora's commercial, operational, and product teams, translating fast-moving inputs into clear, data-driven outputs for executives, investors, and partners.
Key Responsibilities:
Strategic Finance:
- Own Antora's corporate financial model, working cross-functionally to collect real-time inputs, create model scenarios, and produce insights for leadership
- Translate updated inputs into clear, actionable outputs that inform executive decision-making
- Guide strategic planning by collaborating with Operations (production forecasting), Engineering (product inputs), and Commercial (growth targets)
- Deliver rapid scenario analysis and insights to guide strategic decision processes
Capital Markets:
- Support capital raising processes from end to end
- Develop and refine investor materials, translating complex technical and financial concepts into crisp, clear narratives
- Guide due diligence workflows, collecting inputs from internal colleagues and delivering answers to prospective investors
- Manage investor engagement, data rooms, and transaction closing processes
The ideal candidate thrives in complexity, operates independently, loves solving new problems, and brings the rigor of an investment banking background to scaling a climate-tech company. This is a high-visibility role with significant opportunities for growth, learning, and impact.
Requirements:
- 4+ years of professional experience, ideally with some experience in an investment banking environment
- Demonstrated mastery of complex financial modeling, scenario analysis, and quantitative problem-solving
- Ability to synthesize cross-functional inputs and communicate insights quickly and clearly
- High attention to detail with the ability to operate in fast-moving, ambiguous environments
- Excellent written communication and presentation skills
Desired Qualifications:
- Prior experience in power & utilities, infrastructure, industrials, or energy sectors
- Familiarity with hardware-enabled or manufacturing-intensive business models
- Location: Strong preference for San Francisco Bay Area (San Jose or SF) for closer collaboration and coaching