What This Role Is

Manifest Global operates four brands across 50+ countries, each serving a different part of the international education ecosystem. Cialfo works with 2,000+ schools and the counsellors inside them. BridgeU serves international schools across the UK, Europe, and the Middle East. Explore works with university partners on their international recruitment strategy. Kaaiser has been placing students from India and Southeast Asia into universities across Australia, the UK, Canada, and beyond since 1997.

Each of these businesses has a distinct audience, a distinct stage of market maturity, and a distinct story to tell. Right now, the content function that serves them is fragmented. There's no central engine, no shared infrastructure, no consistent standard for how Manifest's brands show up in writing across any channel. That gap is real and it costs us.

This role builds the engine that closes it.

The Head of Content, B2B will design and run a centralised content function that serves all four brands the way a high-performance internal agency would. You'll own the strategy, the team, the systems, the quality standard, and the connection between content output and commercial outcome. This is not a writing role or a channel management role. It's an operational leadership role for someone who thinks in systems, builds for scale, and understands that content without commercial consequence is just production.

What Makes This Role Different

Most senior content roles sit inside a single brand with a single ICP and a reasonably stable strategy. This one sits across four brands with different buyer types, different competitive landscapes, and different levels of market awareness.

That's genuinely complex. The person who does it well has to context-switch between the counsellor audience at Cialfo, the university admissions audience at Explore, the international school leadership audience at BridgeU, and the student-facing and agent-facing audiences at Kaaiser, without losing the thread of what makes each brand distinct. They also have to hold the group-level narrative together, making sure Manifest's overall positioning is coherent even when the brand-level stories are pointing in different directions.

The content landscape itself is also shifting fast. The channels, formats, and tools that defined B2B content marketing three years ago are not the ones that will define it three years from now. The person in this seat needs to be genuinely ahead of that shift, not catching up to it. That means going well beyond LinkedIn and traditional content playbooks, and it means using AI as a real capability multiplier rather than a productivity shortcut.

The Manifest group is growing while the broader overseas education sector is contracting. The content function that tells that story well, across the right channels, to the right audiences, at the right moment in their decision journey, is a genuine commercial lever. Building that function from this seat is the opportunity.

What You Own

Content strategy across all four brands

• Define distinct content strategies for Cialfo, BridgeU, Explore, and Kaaiser, grounded in the specific ICP, market maturity, and commercial goals of each business
• Translate those strategies into content-led growth plans that connect directly to pipeline, sales enablement, and customer education, not just traffic and engagement metrics
• Build and maintain the founder and authority-driven narratives that shape how each brand is perceived in its market, working closely with leadership to develop thought leadership platforms that earn attention rather than just occupy space
• Go beyond what B2B content has traditionally looked like: video, audio, community, interactive formats, channel partnerships, and distribution models that most content teams in this space haven't tried yet

The central content engine

• Design and operate a centralised content team structured as an internal agency, with clear pods, resource allocation across brands, and defined workflows that can scale without constant intervention
• Own the infrastructure: editorial calendar systems, production workflows, quality control frameworks, briefing standards, and the feedback loops that keep output improving over time
• Build AI into the team's operating model from the ground up, not as an experiment but as a core capability. Identify where AI accelerates ideation, research, production, and distribution, implement it, and build the team's fluency so that the function gets faster and better as the tooling improves
• Set the quality standard and hold it across every piece of content that goes out under any Manifest brand

Team leadership

• Lead a team of writers, strategists, freelancers, and agencies, and build second-line leaders who can run significant parts of the function independently
• Hire well and structure the team for the work it actually needs to do, not the work a generic content team does
• Actively develop the team's AI literacy, advocate for AI adoption across the broader marketing function, and model what it looks like to use these tools with judgment rather than just enthusiasm
• Move the function from execution support to strategic growth partner, which means changing both the team's capability and how the rest of the business thinks about what content is for

Content to revenue alignment

• Partner with Marketing, Sales, and Leadership across all four brands to ensure content is driving pipeline, supporting sales conversations, and educating customers in ways that move them forward
• Build systems to track content ROI and conversion impact, not vanity metrics. Know what is working, why it is working, and where to invest next
• Be the person who can sit in a commercial review and speak about content's contribution to the business in terms that the commercial team finds credible

Distribution and performance

• Own not just creation but distribution strategy, with a clear view of what each channel requires and how they work together. LinkedIn is part of that picture, not the whole picture
• Bring genuine curiosity to distribution channels and formats that most B2B content teams in this sector haven't fully explored: community-led content, podcast and audio formats, co-created content with university and school partners, event-based content systems, and whatever else the evidence suggests is worth building
• Build AI-assisted distribution and optimisation into the team's workflow, using it to personalise at scale, test faster, and improve performance without proportionally increasing headcount
• Continuously optimise based on performance data, and build the team's capability to do the same without needing direction on every decision

What Success Looks Like

The markers below reflect where the content function is today. We'll calibrate the specifics once you're in the seat. These are directional, not fixed.

You'll start by building a clear picture of what exists across the four brands, what's working, what's missing, where the quality gaps are, and where the highest-leverage places to invest are. You'll have a point of view on where to build first and which channels and formats are most underexploited.

From there, the content engine will be taking shape. Editorial systems will be running. The team will have clear structure and clear ownership. AI will be embedded in how the team works, not bolted on. At least some of the brand narratives will be sharper than they were before you arrived, and there will be early evidence of content contributing to pipeline rather than just producing output.

Over time, Manifest will have a content function that the commercial teams across all four brands actively rely on, that builds genuine market authority for each brand, and that runs with enough infrastructure and second-line leadership that it doesn't depend on you being in every decision. That's what a well-built content engine looks like.

The specifics will be calibrated once you're in the role. The direction won't change.

What You Bring

You have twelve to fifteen years in B2B content, content marketing, or brand strategy, and a meaningful part of that has been building and running functions rather than contributing to them. You've managed multi-brand or multi-product content before. You've led teams of five to twenty or more people. You know what it takes to build the systems that make a content team consistent and scalable, and you've done it in environments where the commercial expectations were real.

You think in workflows and resource allocation, not just editorial calendars. You've built briefing systems, quality control frameworks, and production infrastructure. You understand that the operational side of a content function is what makes the creative side sustainable.

You're commercially literate. You can connect a content decision to a business outcome and have that conversation with a sales leader or a CFO without needing to translate. You've built attribution and reporting systems that tracked something more meaningful than page views, and you know what good content ROI measurement actually looks like in practice.

You have a genuinely expansive view of what B2B content can be. You've built beyond LinkedIn and the standard playbook, and you have real examples of formats, channels, or distribution models that most teams in your space weren't doing. You're not done exploring.

You're openly enthusiastic about AI as a creative and operational tool. You've used it seriously, not just dabbled. You have a clear view of where it accelerates good work and where it produces mediocre output at speed, and you know how to build a team that uses it with that kind of judgment. You advocate for AI adoption because you've seen what it enables, not because it's the current thing to be seen adopting.

You can context-switch across different brand voices, buyer types, and market stages without losing clarity on what each brand needs. You've done this before, either in a multi-brand role or in an agency environment where the client roster demanded it.

Most importantly, you read the description of what Manifest is building across four brands and thought: I know exactly how to build the content function this needs. That's who this role is for.

Why Manifest

Manifest Global is building the infrastructure for global human capital mobility, connecting students, schools, universities, and employers across 50+ countries. Our portfolio spans Cialfo (AI-powered college counselling, 2,000+ schools), BridgeU (university guidance for international schools globally), Kaaiser (trusted study abroad counselling since 1997 across India and Southeast Asia), and Explore (AI-powered university outreach, 1,000+ university partners). Together, we move talent across borders at scale. $700B flows annually in remittances from migrant workers. 85M workers will be missing from developed economies by 2030. We're building the operating system that changes that.

For this role specifically, content is one of the primary ways Manifest's brands build authority and generate pipeline in markets where trust is the deciding factor. The counsellors, school leaders, university admissions officers, and agents that our brands serve are all operating in a world with a lot of noise. The content function that cuts through that noise, consistently, across four brands and multiple markets, is doing genuinely high-leverage work. Building that function from this seat is the opportunity.

Manifest Global is building the infrastructure for global human capital mobility, operating across 50+ countries with $80M raised from Tiger Global, SIG, and Square Peg.

About Manifest Global

Manifest Global is building the infrastructure for global human capital mobility -connecting students, schools, universities, and employers across 50+ countries. Our portfolio spans Cialfo (AI-powered college counseling, 2,000+ schools), BridgeU (university guidance for international schools globally), Kaaiser (trusted study abroad counseling across India and Southeast Asia), and Explore (AI-powered university outreach, 1,000+ university partners). Together, we move talent across borders at scale. $80M raised. Still early.

About This Role

Manifest Global operates four brands across 50+ countries, generating data across thousands of schools, hundreds of thousands of students, and 1,000+ university partners. Counselor behaviour, student application journeys, university conversion rates, placement outcomes, attribution revenue - it's all there. The data exists. The question is whether the infrastructure around it is good enough to make it useful.

Right now, the data platform works. Pipelines run, the warehouse holds data, the BI layer surfaces reports. But Manifest is growing - new brands, new markets, new activation use cases - and the infrastructure needs to scale with it. There are pipelines that need to be more reliable. Transformation logic that needs to be cleaner. Warehouse design that needs to handle more volume without degrading performance. And an activation layer - reverse ETL, operational analytics, data flowing into the tools the business actually uses - that is still being built.

As a Senior Data Engineer, you will own significant parts of the data platform end to end - ingestion, transformation, warehouse, activation - and you will be one of the people who determines whether Manifest's data infrastructure is a genuine competitive advantage or a persistent constraint. You will work closely with Principal Engineers, Product, and business stakeholders across all four brands, and you will be expected to operate with the ownership and judgment of someone who has built production-grade data systems before.

What makes this role different: Manifest has real data - cross-brand, multi-geography, commercially significant data. The stack is modern: Snowflake, dbt, Hevo, Airtable, Metabase. The problems are real. And when the data infrastructure surfaces the right insight, it changes a decision that affects real students and real institutions.

AI is central to how we build: This isn't just a data engineering role - it is a role where you will actively design and build AI infrastructure that accelerates the team's own development velocity. We use Snowflake Cortex AI with Claude in our daily engineering workflow - for debugging, RCA, query optimisation, and pipeline analysis. We have already cut root cause analysis time. The next step is embedding AI deeper: automated ticket handling, intelligent monitoring, and AI-assisted development tooling that lets the team move faster without sacrificing reliability.

What You Will Own

1. AI Infrastructure for Data Engineering

• Design and build AI-assisted development tooling - LLM-powered code generation for dbt models, SQL transformations, and pipeline scaffolding that dramatically reduces time-to-production for new data assets
• Build intelligent data quality and anomaly detection systems - AI-driven monitoring that learns normal patterns across pipelines and surfaces anomalies before they propagate downstream, replacing manual threshold-based alerting
• Implement AI-augmented data cataloguing and lineage - automated documentation generation, schema understanding, and semantic tagging so engineers spend less time writing docs and more time building
• Develop AI-powered pipeline debugging and root cause analysis - tooling that diagnoses failures, traces impact through the DAG, and proposes fixes rather than requiring engineers to trace failures manually
• Build and maintain the infrastructure that supports AI features - vector stores, embedding pipelines, retrieval layers, and model serving infrastructure that powers AI capabilities across Cialfo, BridgeU, and Explore
• Evaluate and adopt emerging AI developer tools - stay ahead of how AI tooling (Claude, Cortex AI, GitHub Copilot, LLM APIs) can be embedded into the team's workflow to shorten feedback loops and accelerate feature delivery

2. Data Warehouse Design, Cost & Maintenance

• Own significant portions of the Snowflake data warehouse - schema design, performance optimisation, and the integrity of the data models that the rest of the stack depends on
• Apply strong data warehousing methodologies: dimensional modelling, layered transformation logic, clear separation between raw, staged, and served layers
• Design and build cross-brand data primitives - shared, canonical data layers for K12, Student, University, and Application data that work consistently across Cialfo, BridgeU, and Kaaiser. This is active work and a critical foundation for the multi-brand data platform
• Own Snowflake cost optimisation - monitor warehouse spend, identify high-cost queries and sync jobs, right-size warehouse configurations, and drive measurable reductions in monthly compute spend.
• Ensure the warehouse handles increasing data volumes from across all four brands without degrading query performance or downstream reliability

3. ETL/ELT Pipelines, Scheduling & Transformation Logic

• Design, build, and maintain production-grade data pipelines - ingestion via Hevo or similar, transformation via dbt, SQL-based logic that is clean, documented, and maintainable
• Design and manage Snowflake Task DAGs - build and maintain dependency-chained task graphs for ingestion, LLM processing, and sync workflows. Understand how to structure root tasks, child tasks, CRON scheduling, warehouse assignment, and failure isolation so pipelines don't cascade-fail
• Own Airtable as an operational data layer - manage Snowflake-to-Airtable and Airtable-to-Snowflake sync workflows, including the SNOWFLAKE_TO_AIRTABLE_TABLELIST sync config, upsert logic, incremental filters, and sync cost optimisation. Airtable is both a key data source and a reporting destination across brands
• Build and own reverse ETL workflows that activate warehouse data into operational tools - getting the right data into the hands of the teams that need it, not just into dashboards
• Take full ownership of pipeline failures: root cause identification, fix, downstream impact analysis, and prevention - not just resolution

4. Data Quality & Reliability

• Define and enforce data quality standards across datasets you own - automated validations, delta checks, row counts, time-based monitoring
• Build monitoring and alerting that surfaces problems before they reach the business
• Document data lineage, transformation assumptions, and technical decisions so the platform is understandable and maintainable as the team grows

5. BI Platform & Reporting

• Maintain and enhance the existing BI layer - Metabase and build reporting interfaces that non-technical stakeholders can actually use
• Collaborate with Product and Analytics teams to translate business needs into reliable technical solutions
• Communicate clearly across all four brands - be the person who can explain a data problem in business terms and a business problem in data terms

What Success Looks Like

You'll start by building a complete picture of the current state - which pipelines are fragile, where data quality is inconsistent, what the highest-impact improvements look like, and where activation use cases aren't yet built. You will have a point of view on where to move first.

From there, the infrastructure will be measurably more reliable. Pipelines that were breaking will run consistently. Data quality issues will be caught early or prevented entirely. The BI layer will be getting used - not just maintained.

Over time, the data platform will be something the business genuinely relies on - fast enough to support the pace of growth, reliable enough that data consumers trust what they are looking at, and built in a way that the next engineer who joins can understand and extend without starting from scratch.

About You

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field - or equivalent practical experience

Experience

• 5+ years building and maintaining production-grade data pipelines and data warehouses - not prototypes, but systems that real business decisions depend on
• Strong experience architecting and implementing large-scale business intelligence solutions
• Strong experience in data warehouse design and advanced SQL
• Hands-on experience with the modern data stack: Snowflake (or equivalent cloud warehouse), dbt, Hevo or Airbyte or similar
• Advanced SQL proficiency: CTEs, window functions, QUALIFY, query optimisation, and understanding the difference between SQL that works and SQL that scales
• Experience with Snowflake-native features: Task DAGs, Dynamic Tables, Snowflake Cortex AI, AI_COMPLETE, warehouse sizing, and query profiling
• Experience with Airtable as an operational data layer - syncing data between Snowflake and Airtable, managing upsert logic, and keeping sync costs low
• Experience owning Snowflake cost monitoring and optimisation - identifying expensive queries, bloated sync jobs, and warehouse over-provisioning
• Experience with user-facing BI tools: Metabase, Looker, or similar
• Experience working in agile, ticket-based workflows (Jira)
• Experience building or integrating AI/LLM tooling into data engineering workflows - specifically Snowflake Cortex AI, or LLM APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.) for structured data tasks, fuzzy matching, or pipeline automation
• Familiarity with vector databases, embedding pipelines, or retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) infrastructure is a strong plus
• Exposure to MLOps or AI infrastructure patterns - model serving, feature stores, or AI monitoring - is an advantage

Skills & Qualities

• You take ownership of reliability. When a pipeline fails, you don't just fix the immediate problem - you understand why it happened, what it affected downstream, and what needs to change so it doesn't happen again
• You communicate clearly with non-technical stakeholders. You've sat in a requirements conversation with a commercial or product team, understood what they were actually asking for, and built something that answered the real question
• You document your work well enough that someone else could maintain it - data lineage, transformation assumptions, technical decisions
• Comfortable working in a multi-brand, multi-stakeholder environment where data problems span different systems, teams, and geographies
• Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail
• Ability to hold multiple priorities simultaneously and make good judgments about what to work on first
• You're genuinely excited about AI as a force multiplier for engineering teams - you actively use AI tools in your own workflow and have a point of view on how they can make data teams faster without sacrificing reliability

Why Manifest

We're building the infrastructure for global human capital mobility - the rails that move students, schools, universities, and employers across 50+ countries. Cialfo is in 2,000+ schools. Explore is trusted by 1,000+ universities. BridgeU runs across the UK, Europe, and the Middle East. Kaaiser has guided students across India and Southeast Asia since 1997.

The opportunity is real. $700B flows annually in remittances from migrant workers. 85M workers will be missing from developed economies by 2030. We're building the operating system that changes that.

$80M raised from Tiger Global, SIG, and Square Peg. Still early.

The team has already built the infrastructure for AI-native engineering - shared conventions, a live skills library, AI-assisted workflows across engineering, QE, product, and design. Saige is in production. Explore's AI capabilities are in production. This isn't an aspiration we're hiring you to bring to life. It's an operating system we're hiring you to extend, scale, and make permanent.

The Role

As a Solutions Engineer at Rhombus Power, you are a hands-on software generalist embedded directly with our national security partners. Much like the pioneering Forward Deployed roles in our industry, you will be the technical expert at the intersection of world-changing problems and impactful AI technology. You will rapidly understand our customers' toughest operational challenges and architect, build, and deploy custom solutions that leverage the Rhombus Power platform. This role is a mix of development and customer support, requiring you to be comfortable writing code (DevOps, frontend, and backend) while acting as the primary technical consultant.

Responsibilities

• Work side-by-side with intelligence partners to deeply understand their missions, data workflows, and requirements for predictive insights.
• Design, develop, and deploy tailored software solutions and applications utilizing the Rhombus Power AI platform.
• Be a true software generalist, writing, testing, and maintaining production-grade code across the full stack—including cloud/DevOps configuration, backend data services, and interactive frontend user interfaces.
• Provide technical consultation to partners, guiding them on the best use of our products to achieve their strategic business and mission goals.
• Serve as the technical liaison, ensuring seamless communication between customer teams and Rhombus Power's core product engineering teams to influence product direction.
• Troubleshoot complex issues in live operational environments, providing expert technical support and guidance to maintain mission continuity.
• Travel to customer sites for deployment, integration, and operational support.

Qualifications

• Professional-level proficiency in English (reading, writing, and verbal communication) required.
• 2–3 years of professional experience in a relevant technical role (e.g., Software Engineering, Technical Consulting, or Data Engineering).
• Demonstrated experience as a software generalist, capable of contributing across the technology stack (DevOps, frontend, and backend).
• Proven experience in a customer-facing capacity, including requirement gathering, solution presentations, or technical support.
• Proficiency in at least one modern programming language (e.g., Python, JavaScript, Go).
• Experience with Linux/Unix systems and system administration a plus
• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience.

Location

New Delhi, India

Job Description

We are seeking a skilled DevOps Engineer to support our team by integrating security into the development and operational pipeline. In this role, you will design and automate CI/CD pipelines, manage cloud infrastructure through Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and implement security controls to protect critical systems. You will work closely with development teams to enhance automation and ensure compliance with security policies. The ideal candidate will have experience in Linux system management, API security, and cloud security practices, along with the ability to collaborate in Agile environments and respond to security incidents proactively.

Responsibilities

• Implement Infrastructure as Code to manage cloud resources efficiently, ensuring scalability and flexibility for all workloads.
• Integrate security controls into the development lifecycle (DevOps principles) to ensure systems are secure from the outset.
• Implement containerization (e.g., Docker, Kubernetes) for deployment, ensuring security practices are embedded into container lifecycle management.
• Implement DevOps practices in alignment with Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe).
• Integrate security measures throughout the software development pipeline.
• Collaborate with Agile teams and participate in SAFe ceremonies.
• Develop and maintain security automation tools and processes.
• Conduct threat modeling and implement secure coding practices.
• Actively participate in incident response and compliance activities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Information Security, or a related field.
• Expertise in containerization technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes.
• Solid understanding of cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud.
• Experience with source control tools like Git and GitLab.
• Strong proficiency in programming languages like Python, Java, or Bash scripting.
• Experience in integrating security into CI/CD pipelines and automating security testing.
• Knowledge of vulnerability management, static code analysis, and security testing tools.
• Strong collaboration and communication skills, with the ability to work in Agile environments.

The Role

The Senior Solutions Engineer at Rhombus Power is an experienced technical leader responsible for driving the architecture and deployment of our most complex AI-powered solutions. You will leverage significant previous solutions engineering experience to solve global business and national security challenges. This role requires a seasoned software generalist capable of operating independently to deliver production-grade code across the full stack (DevOps, frontend, and backend) while serving as a trusted technical advisor to senior customer stakeholders. You will bring effective, real-world solutions to life for our biggest clients.

Responsibilities

• Lead the technical architecture, design, and implementation phases of large-scale AI solution deployments with strategic national security partners.
• Act as the subject matter expert on all Rhombus Power products and technologies, providing deep technical consultation to influence partner strategy and optimize solution effectiveness.
• Be a highly autonomous software generalist, quickly developing, iterating, and deploying high-quality, full-stack code (DevOps, backend systems, and sophisticated frontend UIs) to meet evolving mission needs.
• Mentor and provide technical guidance to junior Solutions Engineers, fostering best practices for coding, integration, and customer engagement.
• Work closely with Rhombus Power Product Managers and Engineering teams to synthesize complex customer requirements and directly influence the development of new products and platform features.
• Lead complex troubleshooting efforts and technical deep dives to ensure system reliability and performance in mission-critical environments.
• Travel to customer sites for deployment leadership, high-level technical consultation, and operational oversight.

Qualifications

• A minimum of 7 years of total professional work experience in software engineering, technical consulting, or a related field.
• Significant previous experience (3+ years preferred) in a Solutions Engineering, Forward Deployed Engineering, or similar customer-embedded role, focusing on complex enterprise software.
• Expert-level command as a software generalist, capable of architecting and implementing solutions across the technology stack (DevOps, backend, and frontend).
• Deep proficiency in modern programming languages, cloud technologies (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP), data pipelines, and security best practices.
• Experience with Linux/Unix systems and system administration
• Proven ability to lead technical discussions, manage complex stakeholder relationships, and drive major projects to successful completion in fast-paced environments.
• Exceptional problem-solving skills and the capacity to translate high-level mission objectives into concrete, technical solutions.
• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical field, or equivalent experience.

About the role

As a Financial Crime Specialist, you will be a key member of Tide’s Financial Crime Risk Oversight & Management team, forming an integral part of the Second Line of Defence (2LOD). You will provide expert oversight of financial crime (FC) risks and controls across Tide’s India portfolio, ensuring robust governance, policy adherence, and regulatory compliance.

In this role, you will act as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) for Financial Crime Risk Management in India, with a deep understanding of RBI, FIU-IND, and PMLA regulatory frameworks. You will take ownership of key financial crime risks, including their identification, assessment, and escalation,  ensuring that senior management and the Board have a clear view of Tide’s financial crime risk exposure.

You will be responsible for maintaining and enhancing financial crime policies, standards, and procedures, ensuring they remain aligned with regulatory expectations and best practices. Additionally, you will lead the ongoing Financial Crime Risk Assessment (FCRA) process, identifying emerging risks and ensuring mitigation strategies are embedded effectively across the business.

Working closely with the First Line of Defence (1LOD) and other key stakeholders, you will provide expert advice on FC escalations, due diligence standards, and risk management controls. You will also track and report key Financial Crime Management Information (MI), ensuring timely escalation of material risks and control deficiencies to senior management and relevant committees.

Leveraging data-driven insights and innovative tools, you will contribute to Tide’s strategic aim of preventing and detecting financial crime effectively, while maintaining a strong culture of compliance and risk awareness. You will also support the Financial Crime Risk Oversight team in prioritizing oversight activities based on regulatory change, risk exposure, and strategic business priorities.

Some of the things you’ll be doing:

• Interpreting RBI, PMLA and other regulations and keeping a track of any amendments or new guidelines by the regulators and assessing how these changes will impact current policies / processes at Tide.
• Supporting in the development of innovative yet practical financial crime controls along with the 1LoD teams at Tide.
• Assisting Financial Crime Manager / Lead in creating and reviewing new Financial Crime related policies and procedures.
• Assisting Financial Crime Manager / Lead in reviewing existing processes for policy adherence levels and address course corrections.
• Proactively advising product and 1st LoD teams and ensuring that new product builds are within regulation and are Tide policy compliant.
• Proactively advising Product teams and 1st LoD on the Financial crime controls to be built in product design.
• Actively participating in Recurring product risk assessment and advising on any control enhancements from a Financial Crime Risk standpoint.
• Relevant experience in banking and financial services in the field of Financial Products. Exposure to Client Onboarding, Financial Crime Screening and Transaction Monitoring and (or) Fraud Investigations are required.
• Providing support with any Financial Crime risk oversight related data requirements.
• Providing support in regulatory matters, queries or audits.

What we are looking for: 

• You have deep knowledge of financial crime regulation and stay abreast of changes to regulations.
• Experience in, and strong understanding of, AML/CTF governance and regulatory control frameworks and best industry practices.
• You’ve operated in a 2nd Line of Defense function, Risk & Compliance or Internal Audit in your previous work experiences.

• Good knowledge of customer risk indicators in relation to various Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Fraud typologies prevalent in the Indian financial sector.

• You are pragmatic and look to find solutions that balance meeting regulatory and internal policy requirements with providing excellent customer solutions to our members and meeting commercial objectives.
• You understand the various financial products such as PPI Wallets, BBPS, UPI and understand the underlying systems that these financial products operate on.
• You are able to clearly articulate the regulatory / fraud risks and trade-offs with different process and procedure options while reviewing a product
• You have the ability and have driven various product risk assessments and understand what controls best suit a product and are able to drive implementation of such controls with product teams in alignment with the 1st LoD teams.
• You can write great, easy-to-read and digestible policies and procedures and have done so in your earlier job roles.
• You are used to challenging senior stakeholders and remain robust when challenged yourself.
• You have prior experience in business banking in an RBI regulated environment.

You’ll be a great fit if:

• You have 5-7 years of experience in Financial Crime Risk domain
• Strong knowledge of Financial Crime risks, controls and industry best practices
• Experience in performing detailed financial crime risk assessments, and assessing, designing and recommending mitigating controls
• You have specifically worked in an environment related to FIU-India & RBI reporting requirements and financial crime risks prevention
• You possess exceptional listening, analytical, critical thinking and decision- making skills
• You have excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills in English
• You must be self-motivator and self-starter
• You are focused on regulations and risks Tide would face.
• You are able to multitask and successfully operate in a fast paced, team environment
• You must adapt well to change and successfully set and adjust priorities as needed
• CAMS or ICA certifications held by the candidate would be a bonus.

What you’ll get in return:

• Competitive Compensation -  competitive salary and stock options.
• Time Off – Generous annual leave on top of bank holidays.
• Parental Leave – Paid maternity, paternity, and adoption leave to support your family journey.
• Sabbatical – Extended unpaid and paid leave options after completing milestone years with Tide.
• Health Insurance – Private family insurance with additional OPD coverage and top-up options.
• Life & Accident Cover – Comprehensive accidental and life insurance protection.
• Mental Wellbeing – Access to therapy sessions, courses, meditations, and workshops.
• Volunteering & Development Days – Paid days annually for volunteering or personal growth.
• Learning & Development – Annual budget for books, courses, coaching, and more.
• WOO (Work Outside the Office) – Work from abroad for up to 90 days annually.
• Home Office Setup – Contribution towards setting up your home office
• Laptop Ownership – Keep your old laptop and get a new one when it’s time for a replacement.
• Snacks & Meals – Office perks with snacks, coffee, tea, and lunch (location dependent).

ABOUT THE ROLE:

The Tide Security Engineering team is made up of three core areas: Product Security, Identity, Threat Detection & Response

Product Security consists of application and cloud security experts. Their mission is to protect the products we build, covering everything from secure design reviews to threat modelling and penetration testing, ensuring security is embedded from the ground up.

Threat Detection & Response (this role!) focuses on protecting the company by building a robust detection and automation platform. We’re proactive in our defence, constantly hacking ourselves to improve our security posture and staying ahead of emerging threats. Our goal is to make Tide resilient against the ever-evolving threat landscape.

Identity is responsible for managing Tide's staff identity platform, ensuring that access to systems and infrastructure is secure, seamless, and aligned with modern security practices. The team uses strategies like zero trust, multi-factor authentication, and granular role-based access controls to safeguard our internal operations.

While each area has its own focus, collaboration is key - it's why we share the same Slack channel and hold our standups together as one cohesive team, ensuring alignment and seamless communication across all security functions.

• Supporting the development and implementation of a strategic vision for threat detection, driving the overall direction and priorities for a team of highly talented engineers.
• Getting hands-on with SIEM systems, including creating custom log-parsers for in-house applications, configuring alert rules, performing log analysis and tuning detections to reduce false positives.
• Creating security automations and services to automate mundane tasks; from data enrichment to automatically removing phishing emails from employee mailboxes. We want you to run with the “anything is possible” mantra.
• Continuously hunting for sophisticated threats across our infrastructure, leveraging threat intelligence and innovative detection techniques to stay ahead of attackers. You'll monitor and respond to threats across AWS, GCP, internal applications, and employee endpoints (Windows, macOS).
• Collaborating with cross-functional teams to develop and implement; business-specific threat detection rules. 
• Responsible for ensuring the quality of detections, and uptime of our detection ecosystem through mature test driven development paired with proactive health monitoring capabilities.
• Identifying opportunities to build or enhance internal tools that streamline threat detection processes, improve data visibility, and increase response efficiency.
• Leading complex incident investigations, coordinating efforts across the security, IT, and engineering teams to ensure rapid and effective containment, remediation, and recovery.
• Support as part of the wider security incident response on-call rota.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• Strong knowledge with one of the following: Splunk, Scanner, Sentinel, SecOps.
• Strong understanding of modern attack and defence techniques which apply to Cloud (AWS, GCP), SaaS (such as Google Workspace and Okta) and desktop (Windows and macOS) environments.
• Passion for passing on knowledge to fellow colleagues.
• Hands-on attitude and the ability to drive solutions to completion.
• Strong experience in security automation, from writing scripts to creating end-to-end automated workflows. Familiarity with SOAR platforms and automating threat detection and response tasks.
• Excellent spoken and written communication skills.
• Experience with writing automation and scripts; bonus points if you have a repository to show-case your work.

WHAT YOU’LL GET IN RETURN:

• Competitive Compensation -  competitive salary and share options
• Time Off – Generous annual leave on top of bank holidays.
• Parental Leave – Paid maternity, paternity, and adoption leave to support your family journey.
• Sabbatical – Extended unpaid and paid leave options after completing milestone years with Tide.
• Health Insurance – Private family insurance with additional OPD coverage and top-up options.
• Life & Accident Cover – Comprehensive accidental and life insurance protection.
• Mental Wellbeing – Access to therapy sessions, courses, meditations, and workshops.
• Volunteering & Development Days – Paid days annually for volunteering or personal growth.
• Learning & Development – Annual budget for books, courses, coaching, and more.
• WOO (Work Outside the Office) – Work from abroad for up to 90 days annually.
• Home Office Setup – Contribution towards setting up your home office
• Laptop Ownership – Keep your old laptop and get a new one when it’s time for a replacement.
• Snacks & Meals – Office perks with snacks, coffee, tea, and lunch (location dependent).

ABOUT THE TEAM: 

The Treasury team acts as 1st LoD and is at the forefront of driving financial excellence and supporting strategic growth. The Treasury team mission is to optimise the company's financial resources and investment, manage financial risks, ensure robust liquidity and effective cash management and comprehensive treasury operations.

Moreover the team collaborates closely with the product and business team to align financial strategies with business objectives. By contributing to impactful financial decisions, the Treasury team aims to enable sustainable success and growth.

ABOUT THE ROLE: 

As a Treasury Manager – New Products, you will lead the end-to-end implementation of new product initiatives from a Treasury perspective. Acting as the primary Treasury representative, you will drive the design, build, and operational readiness of new product flows and market launches.

This is a high-impact, high-visibility role, where you will work closely with Product, Engineering, Payments, and senior leadership to ensure Treasury requirements are embedded across the full product lifecycle.

Product Delivery & Stakeholder Management

• Act as the primary Treasury point of contact for Product and Engineering teams.
• Own front-to-back delivery of new product initiatives, including design, testing, implementation, and go-live.
• Translate Treasury requirements into product and technical roadmaps.
• Drive cross-functional collaboration across Treasury, Payments, Compliance, and Technology teams.
• Manage project plans, timelines, risks, and dependencies across multiple workstreams.
• Engage, influence, and where required push back on senior stakeholders to ensure Treasury priorities are met.

Treasury Transformation & Automation

• Identify and deliver automation opportunities across treasury processes (cash management, payments, forecasting, bank reporting).
• Lead process re-engineering to support scalable and standardised new product flows.
• Partner with Product and Engineering to implement efficient, future-ready treasury infrastructure.

Data, Reporting & Controls

• Improve data quality, reporting, and transparency across treasury activities.
• Build and enhance dashboards and MIS for liquidity, payments, and forecasting.
• Ensure all implementations align with treasury strategy, safeguarding requirements, and internal controls.
• Support Treasury readiness for new markets, products, and regulatory requirements.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR: 

• Good relevant years of experience in Treasury, Payments, or Financial Services transformation roles.
• Proven track record of delivering end-to-end product or system implementations.
• Strong understanding of treasury operations, payments ecosystems, and safeguarding.
• Experience in fintech or high-growth environments preferred.
• Strong stakeholder management and communication skills, with ability to influence senior leaders.
• Self-starter with high ownership, comfortable working in ambiguity and fast-paced environments.
• Experience with BI/reporting tools (e.g., Power BI, Tableau) is a plus.

WHAT YOU’LL GET IN RETURN: 

• Competitive Compensation -  competitive salary and share options
• Time Off – Generous annual leave on top of bank holidays.
• Parental Leave – Paid maternity, paternity, and adoption leave to support your family journey.
• Sabbatical – Extended unpaid and paid leave options after completing milestone years with Tide.
• Health Insurance – Private family insurance with additional OPD coverage and top-up options.
• Life & Accident Cover – Comprehensive accidental and life insurance protection.
• Mental Wellbeing – Access to therapy sessions, courses, meditations, and workshops.
• Volunteering & Development Days – Paid days annually for volunteering or personal growth.
• Learning & Development – Annual budget for books, courses, coaching, and more.
• WOO (Work Outside the Office) – Work from abroad for up to 90 days annually.
• Home Office Setup – Contribution towards setting up your home office
• Laptop Ownership – Keep your old laptop and get a new one when it’s time for a replacement.
• Snacks & Meals – Office perks with snacks, coffee, tea, and lunch (location dependent).

The opportunity

We're looking for a Senior QA Engineer to join our team, working primarily on ecommerce solutions. You'll be hands-on with both manual and automated testing, embedded within agile scrum teams, and collaborating closely with developers throughout the delivery lifecycle.

You're someone who's curious, pragmatic, and comfortable working in fast-moving environments. You know when to script and when to explore. You're not afraid of APIs, logs, or digging into the backend to understand what's really happening.

But beyond the technical—you're a strong communicator. You can explain issues clearly, present testing outcomes with confidence, and hold your own in client conversations. You're always looking for better ways to do things, whether that's improving a process, trying a new tool, or bringing fresh thinking to how we approach quality. You're a continuous learner who takes ownership of your own growth.

What you’ll be doing

• Design, document, and execute test cases across web applications, APIs, and backend systems
• Perform system testing, system integration testing, and exploratory testing
• Build and maintain test automation using Playwright (or similar) with JavaScript/TypeScript
• Integrate automated tests into CI/CD pipelines and contribute to their reliability
• Work in a shift-left approach—participating in refinements, planning, and requirements analysis to catch issues early
• Identify, document, and track defects with clear reproduction steps, collaborating with developers on root cause analysis
• Query and analyse data from various sources (databases, logs, monitoring tools) to investigate issues and validate behaviour
• Contribute to process improvements, and ways of working within your scrum team
• Communicate testing progress, risks, and quality metrics to both internal teams and clients
• Participate in client-facing meetings such as demos, triage calls, and release discussions
• Proactively identify opportunities to improve quality, tooling, or processes—and act on them

What we want from you

• Solid experience in QA or test engineering
• Experience testing ecommerce or transactional platforms—you understand customer journeys, checkout flows, payments, and integrations
• A strong balance of manual testing expertise and hands-on automation skills
• Hands-on experience with AI-assisted development tools (e.g., GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf) to accelerate your work
• Comfortable with API testing tools (e.g., Postman) and working with backend data—querying databases, reading logs, validating data flows
• Experience working within agile scrum environments—sprints, standups, refinements, and retros
• Familiarity with CI/CD tooling and practices
• Excellent communication skills—written and verbal—with the confidence to engage directly with clients and stakeholders
• A genuine continuous learning mindset—you stay curious, seek feedback, and actively develop your skills
• An innovative streak—you look for smarter ways to work and aren't afraid to challenge the status quo
• Analytical mindset with attention to detail and strong problem-solving instincts
• Adaptable and open to evolving how you work, including adopting modern tools and approaches

Desirable Attributes

• Experience with performance or security testing
• Familiarity with cloud platforms or containerised environments
• Exposure to accessibility testing standards (WCAG)

What we can offer you

Alongside the opportunity to work with some of the most exciting brands around the world, we’ll also prioritise your career development and help you grow your skills. We’ll empower you to make a difference, allow you to be yourself, and respect who you are.

Our culture thrives on our core values, designed for impact-driven individuals: Heart, Brains and Courage.

We lead with Heart, fostering empathy and trust where genuine connections and human-centric work flourish.
We empower your Brains for innovation, valuing relentless curiosity and collaborative intelligence to solve complex challenges.
And we champion Courage, inspiring you to speak up, embrace experimentation, and advocate for bold solutions that push our thinking to be better than yesterday.

AT VML Enterprise Solutions

Our Enterprise Solutions division houses strategic consultants, creative and technical architects and skilled developers and operators that together help some of the world’s leading organisations to deliver outstanding digital experiences across all major routes to market worldwide: marketplaces, online retailers, D2C, B2B and social platforms. With over 4,200 experts in 55 operational centres across 34 countries, our capabilities span the entire buying journey from customer acquisition, through engagement, to conversion and loyalty, driving multi-channel growth for world-leading brands.

We work with some of the most exciting brands such as The Coca-Cola Company, EY, Bosch, Unilever, Ford, DFS, Mercedes-Benz, Johnson & Johnson, Nestlé, Sainsbury’s, Selfridges, Shell and Tiffany & Co. We’ve built over 500 platforms for brands and retailers and generate in excess of $29bn annually for our clients and work with over 50 strategic partners including Adobe, SAP, Salesforce, HCL, Shopify, Sitecore, BigCommerce, commerce tools and Acquia. Our reputation is based on our people, and we believe we have some of the best in the business.

As our business grows internationally, we’re looking for new people to join us on our journey to inspire and take a key role in shaping some of the best commerce solutions, services, and websites in the world. Working as a team, no problem is insurmountable; we share in our client’s successes and believe that anyone can show creative bravery no matter what their role is in the team.

This position is with Kaaiser, one of the brands under Manifest Global, which also includes Cialfo, BridgeU and Explore. Please note that this is a 5.5-day working role.

Kaaiser is India’s No.1 study abroad brand for the Australia destination, backed by over 30 years of leadership and credibility in global student recruitment. As part of the Manifest Global which includes Cialfo, BridgeU, and Explore, Kaaiser has built deep institutional relationships, strong market trust, and one of India’s most respected education partner networks.

About the Role

We are hiring a Quality Assurance Manager to define, monitor, and elevate quality standards across Kaaiser’s agent-facing and operational teams.

This is not a passive audit or compliance role. You will act as the custodian of quality and speed, ensuring that:

• Agents receive accurate, timely, and consistent information
• Interactions with agents are professional, responsive, and dependable
• Operational handoffs and follow-ups happen with clarity and discipline

You will work closely with sales, operations, and leadership to identify gaps, drive corrective action, and continuously raise execution standards.

What Success Looks Like

• You are successful in this role if:
  • Agent satisfaction improves due to faster response times and clearer communication
  • Errors, rework, and escalations from agents reduce materially
  • SLAs for agent queries, follow-ups, and processing are consistently met
  • Quality issues are identified early and addressed systemically
  • Quality standards are embedded into daily operations, not enforced reactively

What You Will Own

• Quality Standards & Frameworks
  • Define and maintain quality benchmarks for all agent-facing interactions
  • Build clear QA frameworks covering:
    • Accuracy and completeness of information shared with agents
    • Professionalism and clarity of communication
    • Response time and turnaround standards
    • Process adherence and documentation quality

• Monitoring, Audits & Insights
  • Conduct regular audits of:
    • Counsellor–agent interactions (calls, emails, WhatsApp, CRM notes)
    • Application handling and operational workflows
  • Use call reviews, message audits, CRM checks, and case sampling to assess quality
  • Track trends, recurring issues, and systemic breakdowns

• Quality, Speed & Turnaround Management
  • Monitor and enforce SLAs for:
    • Agent queries and follow-ups
    •  Application processing and handoffs
  • Identify bottlenecks impacting speed or accuracy and recommend improvements
  • Ensure quality improvements increase efficiency, not slow teams down

• Feedback, Coaching & Continuous Improvement
  • Provide structured, actionable feedback to operations teams · Design and conduct regular knowledge assessments for team members to ensure accuracy, consistency, and up-to-date understanding of programs, processes, and policies.
  • Analyse assessment results to identify knowledge gaps, risk areas, and recurring quality issues
  • Work with team leads to translate QA findings and assessment outcomes into:
    • Coaching and performance improvement plans
    • Process fixes and SOP updates
    • Targeted training and enablement initiatives

• Reporting & Leadership Visibility
  • Build dashboards and reports covering:
    • Quality scores
    • Error and rework rates
    • SLA and turnaround performance
    • Agent escalation trends
  • Present insights and recommendations to leadership
  • Act as a single source of truth on agent-facing quality health

• Process Discipline & Documentation
  • Ensure SOPs are followed consistently across agent operations
  • Identify gaps between documented processes and real execution
  • Drive adoption of best practices and standardised workflows

About You

• You are detail-oriented but practical. You care about standards, speed, and outcomes, and you are comfortable enforcing quality without creating friction.
• You see quality as a competitive advantage in agent relationships.

Experience & Background

• 6–10+ years of experience in quality assurance, operations excellence, or service quality roles
• Experience in education, study abroad, agent-driven businesses, or service-heavy environments is strongly preferred
• Proven experience auditing interactions, processes, and SLAs
• Experience working closely with operations, counselling, or partner-facing teams

Skills & Capabilities

• Strong understanding of QA frameworks, SLAs, and process control
• Ability to analyse data, identify patterns, and drive corrective action
• Clear, structured communication and feedback skills
• Comfort with CRMs, ticketing systems, and reporting tools
• Sound judgment and attention to detail without slowing execution

Personal Attributes

• High ownership and accountability
• Calm, firm, and fair in enforcing standards
• Bias for action and continuous improvement
• Structured, analytical thinker
• Trusted internally for clarity and consistency

Why This Role Matters

• Direct impact on agent trust, operational efficiency, and enrolment outcomes
• High visibility across counselling and operations teams
• Opportunity to build quality systems that scale with growth
• Role designed to raise standards while protecting speed

Cialfo is a leading platform connecting students, higher education institutions, and counselors through technology-driven solutions. Launched in 2017 with a mission to make education accessible to 100 million students, Cialfo provides a range of mobile and web solutions to students, K-12 institutions, and higher education institutions. We’re one of the fastest-growing tech startups in the region, consistently charting new heights!

This position is with Cialfo, one of the brands under Manifest Global, which also includes BridgeU, Explore and Kaaiser. 

About This Role

This is not a back-office finance role. You will be embedded in a business unit as its financial leader — sharing its targets, sitting in its reviews, and co-owning its commercial outcomes. Think of it as becoming the mini-CFO of the business unit you’re assigned to. You’ll bring a strong FP&A foundation — budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis — but those are the tools, not the job. The job is to use those tools to drive business growth, challenge decisions, and translate numbers into action.

We’re looking for someone who has already shown flashes of this — maybe you’ve challenged a pricing decision, flagged a commercial risk before anyone asked, or gone beyond the spreadsheet to influence a business outcome. You’re ready for a role where that’s the expectation every day, not the exception.

What You’ll Own

• Business Partnering & Commercial Impact
  • Serve as the embedded finance leader for your assigned business unit. You share their KPIs — revenue growth, margin, unit economics. You succeed when they succeed.
  • Sit alongside business leaders in commercial discussions — pipeline reviews, pricing decisions, investment cases — as a thought partner, not a scorekeeper.
  • Challenge assumptions with data. When the business unit proposes a new initiative, your job is to pressure-test it financially and offer alternatives, not just model what you’re told.
  • Translate financial data into clear, actionable recommendations that non-finance stakeholders can act on.
  • Drive accountability for business KPIs across your unit, ensuring financial outcomes stay aligned with strategic targets.
• FP&A Foundation
  • Own the full P&L forecasting cycle for your business unit — budgeting, monthly and quarterly forecasts, and variance analysis.
  • Build financial models from scratch — scenario analysis, sensitivity modeling, investment cases — rather than maintaining legacy templates.
  • Track and report on key metrics including revenue, margin, CAC, ROI, and cost efficiency, generating insights that drive decisions.
  • Identify risks and opportunities proactively by analysing growth trends, pipeline data, and margin movements.
  • Continuously improve and automate FP&A processes to free up time for higher-value partnering work.

You’ll Thrive Here If…

• You find yourself asking “So what?” and “What should we do about it?” when you look at a report, not just “Is this accurate?”
• You’ve worked in lean teams where you had to figure things out end-to-end, without large support structures or highly segmented finance functions.
• You’re comfortable with ambiguity — you don’t need a playbook to be effective.
• You move naturally between strategy and execution. You can present to senior leadership in the morning and build a model in the afternoon.
• You’re curious about how the business actually works — not just the finance side of it.
• You’d rather influence an outcome than just report on one.

What We’re Looking For

• Experience & Qualifications
  • 8–10 years of experience in Finance, with a strong FP&A foundation.
  • You may not have held a formal “Business Partner” title, but you’ve consistently gone beyond reporting — you can point to specific business outcomes you’ve influenced through financial insight.
  • Experience in high-growth, fast-paced, or evolving business environments. You’ve operated where things aren’t perfectly defined and that’s where you do your best work.
  • Proficient in Excel and financial modeling. Knowledge of SQL or Python is a plus.
  • Diploma or degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field.
• Skills & Qualities
  • Strong analytical thinking and attention to detail, paired with the ability to see the bigger commercial picture.
  • Excellent communication skills — you can explain financial concepts to non-finance audiences clearly and persuasively.
  • Ability to drive projects end-to-end: problem definition, solutioning, stakeholder management, implementation, and tracking.
  • A hands-on, entrepreneurial mindset. You don’t wait to be told what to do.

What We Offer

A seat at the table from day one. You’ll have direct access to business unit leaders and senior management, with the platform and support to grow from a strong finance professional into a true commercial partner. We’ll invest in your development — you bring the curiosity and the drive.

Cialfo is a leading platform connecting students, higher education institutions, and counselors through technology-driven solutions. Launched in 2017 with a mission to make education accessible to 100 million students, Cialfo provides a range of mobile and web solutions to students, K-12 institutions, and higher education institutions. We’re one of the fastest-growing tech startups in the region, consistently charting new heights!

This position is with Cialfo, one of the brands under Manifest Global, which also includes BridgeU, Explore and Kaaiser. 

About This Role

This is not a back-office finance role. You will be embedded in a business unit as its financial leader — sharing its targets, sitting in its reviews, and co-owning its commercial outcomes. Think of it as becoming the mini-CFO of the business unit you’re assigned to. You’ll bring a strong FP&A foundation — budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis — but those are the tools, not the job. The job is to use those tools to drive business growth, challenge decisions, and translate numbers into action.

We’re looking for someone who has already shown flashes of this — maybe you’ve challenged a pricing decision, flagged a commercial risk before anyone asked, or gone beyond the spreadsheet to influence a business outcome. You’re ready for a role where that’s the expectation every day, not the exception.

What You’ll Own

• Business Partnering & Commercial Impact
  • Serve as the embedded finance leader for your assigned business unit. You share their KPIs — revenue growth, margin, unit economics. You succeed when they succeed.
  • Sit alongside business leaders in commercial discussions — pipeline reviews, pricing decisions, investment cases — as a thought partner, not a scorekeeper.
  • Challenge assumptions with data. When the business unit proposes a new initiative, your job is to pressure-test it financially and offer alternatives, not just model what you’re told.
  • Translate financial data into clear, actionable recommendations that non-finance stakeholders can act on.
  • Drive accountability for business KPIs across your unit, ensuring financial outcomes stay aligned with strategic targets.
• FP&A Foundation
  • Own the full P&L forecasting cycle for your business unit — budgeting, monthly and quarterly forecasts, and variance analysis.
  • Build financial models from scratch — scenario analysis, sensitivity modeling, investment cases — rather than maintaining legacy templates.
  • Track and report on key metrics including revenue, margin, CAC, ROI, and cost efficiency, generating insights that drive decisions.
  • Identify risks and opportunities proactively by analysing growth trends, pipeline data, and margin movements.
  • Continuously improve and automate FP&A processes to free up time for higher-value partnering work.

You’ll Thrive Here If…

• You find yourself asking “So what?” and “What should we do about it?” when you look at a report, not just “Is this accurate?”
• You’ve worked in lean teams where you had to figure things out end-to-end, without large support structures or highly segmented finance functions.
• You’re comfortable with ambiguity — you don’t need a playbook to be effective.
• You move naturally between strategy and execution. You can present to senior leadership in the morning and build a model in the afternoon.
• You’re curious about how the business actually works — not just the finance side of it.
• You’d rather influence an outcome than just report on one.

What We’re Looking For

• Experience & Qualifications
  • 8–10 years of experience in Finance, with a strong FP&A foundation.
  • You may not have held a formal “Business Partner” title, but you’ve consistently gone beyond reporting — you can point to specific business outcomes you’ve influenced through financial insight.
  • Experience in high-growth, fast-paced, or evolving business environments. You’ve operated where things aren’t perfectly defined and that’s where you do your best work.
  • Proficient in Excel and financial modeling. Knowledge of SQL or Python is a plus.
  • Diploma or degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field.
• Skills & Qualities
  • Strong analytical thinking and attention to detail, paired with the ability to see the bigger commercial picture.
  • Excellent communication skills — you can explain financial concepts to non-finance audiences clearly and persuasively.
  • Ability to drive projects end-to-end: problem definition, solutioning, stakeholder management, implementation, and tracking.
  • A hands-on, entrepreneurial mindset. You don’t wait to be told what to do.

What We Offer

A seat at the table from day one. You’ll have direct access to business unit leaders and senior management, with the platform and support to grow from a strong finance professional into a true commercial partner. We’ll invest in your development — you bring the curiosity and the drive.