The opportunity
As a member of the Corporate Finance team, you'll own the consolidated view of Notion's financial performance — the corporate model, the monthly close-to-reporting cycle, and the numbers that reach our executive team, Board of Directors, and investors. You'll immediately take…
What you'll do
Own the consolidated corporate model and the monthly reporting cadence: close actuals, budget-vs-actual, and the rolling reforecast — and connect reported performance to the revenue, headcount, and spend drivers behind it
Maintain and evolve Notion's planning system, primarily Pigment: maintain the corporate model structure, run the monthly data loads and scenario snapshots, reconcile the P&L, headcount, and departmental views, and build new models and views as the business changes
Assist in preparing and delivering presentations that effectively communicate: Notion's financial performance and outlook to Notion's executive team, Board of Directors, and investors
Raise the quality and scalability of our reporting infrastructure, using AI,: automation, and stronger data workflows to reduce manual work, improve accuracy, and surface insights faster — challenging existing processes and data inconsistencies that get in the way
Work cross-functionally across Accounting, BizTech, People, and our Business: Partnership (BP) Finance team to keep source data, mappings, and the chart of accounts aligned as operating complexity grows — tightening the handoffs between close and forecast along the way
years of experience across Investment Banking, Private Equity, Big 4, or: corporate FP&A / Strategic Finance at a high-growth SaaS technology company
What they're looking for
- Demonstrated ability to build and own rigorous financial models, ideally a: three-statement or consolidated operating model for a recurring-revenue or SaaS business
- Hands-on experience with an enterprise planning tool (Pigment, Anaplan,: Adaptive, Vena) or a clear track record of becoming fluent in new systems quickly
- Strong analytical judgment and the ability to move from detailed data to a: clear point of view on performance, risks, and opportunities
- Ability to operate independently in ambiguous environments and communicate: clearly with both financial and non-financial audiences
