Financial Planning and Analysis Manager
Kapiva is seeking a Finance Manager to act as a strategic bridge between finance and business units like marketing and supply chain. The role involves managing annual operating plans, optimizing unit economics, and leading financial reporting for board and investor stakeholders. Candidates should be power users of Excel and SQL with experience in D2C or FMCG environments. This position offers high ownership and opportunities to drive AI-led financial transformation.
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Experience
3-6 years
Function
Finance
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Kapiva is seeking a Finance Manager to act as a strategic bridge between finance and business units like marketing and supply chain. The role involves managing annual operating plans, optimizing unit economics, and leading financial reporting for board and investor stakeholders. Candidates should be power users of Excel and SQL with experience in D2C or FMCG environments. This position offers high ownership and opportunities to drive AI-led financial transformation.
TAL's take
Solid role at a well-known D2C brand with clear responsibilities and defined growth metrics.
Highly specific JD outlining responsibilities, KPIs, and required tools in the context of D2C finance.
Salaries at Kapiva
21.1 LPA average
Based on 7 Grapevine salary entries for Kapiva.
Marketing
0 - 2 years | UI/UX-2
4 LPA average
Range: 4 - 4 LPA
Other roles
0 - 2 years | UI/UX-2
12 LPA average
Range: 12 - 12 LPA
Other roles
2 - 4 years | L2
6 LPA average
Range: 6 - 7 LPA
Human Resources
6 - 8 years | Manager
11 LPA average
Range: 11 - 11 LPA
Must haves
- Chartered Accountant or MBA from Tier-1 institute
- 3-6 years of experience
- Advanced Excel or Google Sheets power user
- SQL proficiency for BI tools
Tools and skills
Nice to have: power bi, tableau, looker, zoho books, sap, netsuite.
About the company
Kapiva is an established D2C brand in India, fitting the mid-stage product company profile.
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