Finance Business Partner

Monday.com Monday.com · Enterprise · Tel-Aviv, Israel · Finance

The Finance Business Partner will act as a bridge between finance and core business units, shaping financial plans, providing insights, and driving strategic decision-making. This role involves partnering with senior leadership, owning forecasting and reporting, analyzing SaaS metrics, building financial models, and collaborating cross-functionally to align financial plans with operational execution and company goals. The role also contributes to evolving financial planning infrastructure and scaling systems.

What you'd actually do

  1. Serve as a lead finance partner to senior leadership across various domains, providing visibility, clarity, and guidance on budget management, resource allocation, and performance tracking.
  2. Own end-to-end forecasting, headcount planning, and monthly/quarterly reporting processes for your respective business units.
  3. Analyze key performance indicators (KPIs) and SaaS metrics to identify trends, risks, and opportunities for growth and efficiency.
  4. Build robust financial models and frameworks to support "what-if" scenarios, investment cases for new initiatives, and long-term strategic impact assessments.
  5. Work closely with HR, Strategy, BizOps, and RevOps to ensure financial plans are perfectly aligned with operational execution and company OKRs.

Skills

Required

  • 5+ years of experience in FP&A, strategic finance, or business partnership roles
  • Strong understanding of SaaS business models, unit economics, and growth levers
  • Expert-level financial modeling and data analysis skills
  • Exceptional communication skills
  • Deep interest in the "why" behind the numbers
  • Experience working in fast-paced, global environments with cross-border teams
  • A self-starter who thrives in ambiguity, takes full ownership of projects, and proactively identifies areas for improvement

Nice to have

  • AI orientation

What the JD emphasized

  • high-tech/SaaS industry
  • AI orientation