An international finance and M&A consultancy is seeking a part-time Financial Analyst (remote, CET hours, independent contractor engagement) to support high-growth startups and scaleups in transaction advisory, fundraising, and strategic finance. The role involves developing financial models, preparing investor/board materials, supporting deal execution, and ensuring impeccable data integrity. Compensation for full-time is $2400–$3680/month, with part-time hours negotiable and potential to transition to full time.
Key requirements include 3–6 years in M&A, Transaction Services, or FP&A (preferably at a top-tier bank or boutique), advanced Excel/Google Sheets skills, experience with software companies, and strong knowledge of valuation, NWC, and transaction mechanics. Attention to detail, analytical rigor, and the ability to transform raw data into clear models are essential, along with outstanding communication skills. Experience with SaaS, deeptech transactions, or IM preparation is a plus.
The client emphasizes logic-backed analysis, transparency, and quality assurance. The recruitment process involves up to three interviews and may include a test assignment. This is a hands-on, high-accountability opportunity for candidates who combine technical finance expertise with commercial insight.
We’re helping an international finance and M&A consultancy find a Financial Analyst to support transaction advisory, fundraising, and strategic finance projects for high-growth startups and scaleups.
You’ll build sophisticated financial models, prepare investor and board materials, and support valuation and deal execution across software and deeptech companies. This is a hands-on, high-accountability role where flawless work is non-negotiable — your analyses will directly inform key decisions and client strategies.
This role is ideal for someone who is a wizard with numbers, detail-obsessed yet commercially minded, and capable of seeing both the story and strategy behind the spreadsheets.
Part time to start, no. of hours/week can be negotiated during the initial interview, with possibility of transitioning to full time
Schedule: CET working hours
Location: Fully Remote
Engagement: Independent Contractor
Compensation: $2400-$3680 for full time
Key Responsibilities
Financial Modelling (Forecast & Scenario Analysis)
Build fully linked 3-statement financial models with sensitivities and scenarios (base, downside, management).
Create cash flow forecasts, liquidity bridges, and valuation-ready modules (DCF, comps, transaction comps).Historical Restatement & Data Hygiene
Reconcile and clean raw data (GL exports, bank data, SaaS metrics) into analysis-ready formats.
Maintain version control, audit trails, and traceability from trial balance to model.Reporting Templates & Automation
Design board and investor reporting templates, KPI dashboards, and variance analysis frameworks.
Build SaaS metrics (ARR/MRR bridges, churn, LTV/CAC, NRR) and recurring revenue templates.Transaction Support (Model-Led)
Produce deal-ready schedules for buy-side and sell-side engagements (QofE, NWC, closing adjustments).
Translate model outputs into charts and visuals for investment memorandums and management presentations.Quality Assurance & Standards
Follow strict QA processes (FAST/SMART methodology).
Double-check every formula, input, and output — your work must be flawless.
Ensure transparency through consistent assumptions pages, error checks, and version logs.
Requirements
3–6 years of experience in M&A, Transaction Services, or FP&A, ideally from a Tier 1 investment bank or M&A boutique.
Candidates with more years of experience will also be considered if they remain flexible and open to new approaches.
Strong experience working with software companies; exposure to deeptech (e.g., chipmakers) is a plus.
Advanced Excel/Google Sheets proficiency (array formulas, Power Query, dynamic formulas, structured refs).
Excellent grasp of valuation and deal mechanics (NWC, closing adjustments, leakage, earn-outs).
Ability to turn messy data into clear historicals and models — quickly and accurately.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills — able to explain the story behind the numbers.
Meticulous attention to detail and ability to self-check work before submission.
Nice-to-Haves
Experience preparing materials for investment memorandums (IMs).
Familiarity with CAPEX modelling and debt structuring.
Previous experience in software or SaaS transactions; exposure to deeptech deals a bonus.
How Our Client Works
They own the numbers — every figure must be backed by logic, traceability, and quality assurance.
They balance precision with practicality — models should be easy to hand over and fast to update.
They translate numbers into narratives — this role will eventually expand into creating investment memorandums where financial insights tell the story.
Recruitment Process
Initial Interview
Second Interview + possibly a test assignment
Final Interview
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