FP&A Analyst

• →Build and maintain financial models, including facility and project economics, capital budgets, operating forecasts, and three-statement company models.

• →Support capital raising investor and lender materials, due diligence requests, cap table and convertible note schedules, and financing scenario analysis.

• →Build the company’s budgeting, forecasting, and monthly reporting process as operations ramp up, including KPIs, variance analysis, and management reporting.

• →Track capital spending against budget and forecast cash runway and liquidity.

• →Prepare analysis and supporting figures for government funding applications, board materials, and strategic decisions (expansion, pricing, contracts, vendor selection).

• →Work with the Controller to tie NetSuite actuals to the forecast and build reporting that doesn’t have to be rebuilt by hand every month.

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field.

• 2–5 years in FP&A, corporate finance, investment banking, project finance, transaction advisory, or a similar analytical role.

• Advanced Excel: clean model structure, scenario and sensitivity analysis, and models that someone else can follow and audit.

• Comfortable working with incomplete data, shifting priorities, and questions that have no ready-made answer.

• Clear writing and communication, including the ability to explain what a model shows to executives and investors without walking them through every tab.

• Experience at an early-stage, high-growth, or capital-intensive company (mining, metals, energy, manufacturing, or infrastructure).

• Experience with NetSuite, Power BI, or similar tools for pulling and shaping data.

This probably isn’t the right role if you prefer a narrowly defined scope, established processes, and a large team. It is the right role if you want broad responsibility early in your career and the chance to help build a company’s finance function from the ground up.