Finance Director

US Salary: $147,170 - $195,000 w/15% annual bonus About Us Bonterra exists to propel every doer of good to their peak impact. We measure that impact against our vision to increase the giving rate as a percentage of GDP from 2% to 3% by 2033. We know that this goal is lofty, but we are confident that the right technology and expertise will strengthen trust in the sector, allowing the social good industry to accelerate growth and reach peak impact. Bonterra's differentiated, end-to-end solutions collectively support a unique network of over 20,000 customers, including over 16,000 nonprofit organizations and over 50 percent of Fortune 100 companies. Learn more at bonterratech.com. About the Role The Finance Director leads business unit’s financial planning, forecasting, and management reporting processes in support of Bonterra’s strategic and operational objectives. This role is responsible for designing and administering scalable, repeatable budgeting and forecasting cycles, delivering actionable financial insights, and enabling data-driven decision‑making across the organization. This role functions as a finance business partner to the GM and functional leaders of the business unit. Operating in an AI‑first environment, the Director leverages advanced analytics, automation tools, and AI‑enabled forecasting and reporting solutions to enhance accuracy, efficiency, and business insight. The role partners closely with senior leadership to translate financial and operational performance into forward‑looking recommendations that drive accountability, growth, and disciplined resource allocation in a SaaS operating model. Essential Functions Lead the annual operating plan process and quarterly reforecast cycles by establishing timelines, coordinating cross‑functional inputs, consolidating financial models, and presenting results to executive leadership and the Board. Develop and maintain monthly and quarterly financial projections, including revenue, expense, cash flow, and headcount forecasts, to support timely and accurate decision‑making. Administer enterprise financial reporting processes by preparing management dashboards, variance analyses, KPI reporting, and Board‑ready materials on a monthly and quarterly basis. Analyze financial and operational data to identify trends, performance gaps, and root causes, and present findings with clear recommendations to functional leaders. Design, document, and continuously improve scalable FP&A processes, systems, and controls to support a growing SaaS organization. Partner with Sales and Sales Operations to analyze bookings performance, pipeline trends, revenue forecasts, and sales productivity metrics to inform strategic planning and compensation alignment. Support internal and external financial reporting requirements by coordinating with Accounting to ensure alignment between forecasts, actuals, and US GAAP reporting. Develop and maintain financial models to evaluate strategic initiatives, including pricing changes, cost optimization, and investment scenarios. Support mergers and acquisitions activities by conducting financial modeling, scenario analysis, due diligence support, and post‑acquisition integration of financial and operational metrics. Provide ad hoc analysis to executive leadership to evaluate risks, opportunities, and resource allocation decisions. Present financial results and forward‑looking projections to executive stakeholders, explaining key drivers, risks, and recommended actions. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities LEADERSHIP & NAVIGATION EXPECTATIONS This position does not have people management responsibilities. Operates independently within established within FP&A priorities without direct supervision and escalates identified issues or systemic gaps with recommended solutions. KEY BEHAVIORS – THE “HOW” Demonstrates structured problem‑solving, sound judgment, and analytical rigor; communicates complex financial concepts clearly to non‑financial stakeholders; maintains high standards of accuracy and accountability under deadline‑driven conditions. OUTCOME EXPECTATIONS – THE “IMPACT” Delivers accurate, timely, and insight‑driven financial plans and forecasts that improve executive decision‑making, enhance operational discipline, and support achievement of revenue and profitability targets. Required Minimum Qualifications Demonstrated experience in Business Unit FP&A or related financial planning roles within a SaaS or recurring revenue environment. Strong proficiency in financial modeling, forecasting, and variance analysis, including advanced Excel skills and executive‑ready presentation development. Solid understanding of financial statement analysis, corporate finance principles, and US GAAP fundamentals. Experience preparing management and Board‑level reporting packages. Ability to manage multiple deadlines, maintain attention to detail, and ensure data accuracy in a fast‑paced environment. Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to translate financial results into business insights. Preferred Qualifications 8+ years of progressive FP&A experience Experience supporting Sales and Go‑To‑Market organizations with bookings and revenue analytics. Experience supporting M&A transactions, including financial modeling and post‑acquisition integration. Familiarity with SaaS metrics such as ARR, MRR, churn, CAC, LTV, and revenue recognition principles. Experience with enterprise planning systems (e.g., Adaptive, Anaplan, or similar) and BI/reporting tools. CPA, CFA, MBA, or similar advanced credential. At Bonterra, we’re building AI‑powered tools to solve real human challenges—and we want teammates who share that enthusiasm. We value people who will champion AI and bring diverse perspectives from different industries, backgrounds, and cultures. Together, we create AI that breaks down barriers, empowers communities, and delivers better outcomes. At this time, we are unable to consider candidates who require current or future sponsorship for employment authorization. Our Culture At Bonterra, we’re innovating with a higher purpose: to increase giving to 3% of US GDP by 2033, creating $573billion more in global impact every year. At Bonterra, we foster an inclusive, equitable culture where every team member belongs and contributes to meaningful impact. Read more about our values and culture here. Compensation & Benefits We offer a comprehensive benefits package that supports your health, well‑being and growth - explore full details here. Compensation and benefits for this U.S. role apply to regular full‑time and part‑time employees scheduled to work 30 or more hours a week. Pay reflects location, skills, experience, and education, and is one part of Bonterra’s total rewards package, which may include bonuses, incentives, and equity. Benefits include comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance with employer‑subsidized premiums, unlimited Flexible Time Off (FTO), paid holidays, and dedicated time off to volunteer. All regular and part‑time employees are eligible for the Bonterra 401(k) plan with a 3% company match. Equal Opportunity & Accommodations At Bonterra, we are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We provide equal employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. If you require a reasonable accommodation during the application process, please submit a request. For too long, the people behind the scenes of social good have used cumbersome paper and spreadsheets or outdated technology created for sales teams to report on outcomes for their organizations—methods and tools that reduce the amount of time they could spend doing good, fail to uncover valuable insights and details around outcomes of their good work, and even lead to disengagement and turnover. At Bonterra, we’re changing that. We work with nonprofit organizations, public agencies, corporations, philanthropic organizations, and foundations to help connect with donors and volunteers, distribute grants and funds, drive fundraising and grant acquisition, manage casework, and measure outcomes and impact. Today, Bonterra’s technology enables over 15,000 nonprofit organizations do more good and powers more than 50% of the Fortune 100’s philanthropic giving efforts. We exclusively cater to the unique needs of social good organizations with intuitive technology, powerful analytics, and easy‑to‑use reporting. Quite simple: We power those who power social impact. #J-18808-Ljbffr