Role SummaryThe Finance and Operations team focuses on some of Twenty's most critical business problems with a high degree of visibility into the entire organization. The team is responsible for annual planning, resource allocation, performing financial analysis, and acting as a business partner with leaders across the company. This role requires someone who is highly analytical and strategic, a great communicator, a structured problem solver, and level-headed when faced with ambiguity.
This role is ideal for a former banker, investor, or startup finance operator who wants to skip business school and jump into a high-velocity generalist seat from the ground floor. You are eager to stop spreading comps and start building a company.
What You'll Own (Core Responsibilities)- The Model. Build and own Twenty's financial model end-to-end. Drive annual planning, the headcount ledger, board reporting, and the analytical engine the company uses to make decisions. When investors ask questions in the next fundraise, your modeling work is what helps answer them.
- FP&A & Reporting. Run semi-annual budgeting and ongoing headcount planning. Stand up the reporting infrastructure that gives every function visibility into how it's actually performing. Translate the financials into something team leaders can act on.
- Fundraising & Investor Relations. Partner with the Founders and VP Finance on the next fundraise. Build the data room and own diligence. Between rounds, own monthly executive updates and quarterly board reporting.
- The Operating Cadence. Run the systems that keep a company moving: compensation design, offer generation, performance structure, and spend policies.
- Special Projects. Some examples are real estate, market research, vendor strategy, software procurement.
Who You Are- 1-5 years in investment banking, private equity, or strategic finance at a top-tier startup.
- Mastery with Excel and Google Sheets. You can build a highly legible three-statement model, and you can layer in scenario modeling to answer urgent questions.
- Detail-obsessed. You believe formatting is a tool for cross-functional communication, not a chore. You sweat the small stuff because small mistakes can compound.
- High horsepower. You dive in head first, whether it's a one-page memo for the CEO, a slide for the Board, or an offer package for a new hire.
- Urgency. You don't wait for directions-you figure things out. You create your own urgency, whether it is because the status quo frustrates you or because you see the path to a better end state.
- Generalist by instinct. You enjoy a wide problem space. You apply first principles across finance, hiring, contracts, and ops because the underlying skill is the same: think clearly, move fast, get to the answer.
- In-person builder. You want to spend your career around kind and smart people-refining your craft while advancing a critical mission.
Nice to Have- Industry Experience. Prior background or interest in software, AI, cyber, defense, or intelligence.
- AI Pilled. Daily ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini user. Use Claude Code or Cowork, Rogo, Hebbia, or equivalent AI tools. You see agents as the way to automate routine tasks and as the future of work.
- Sense of Humor. Nano Banana image generation ability.
Benefits What's on the table:
- Health. Medical, dental, and vision plan options. Life / AD&D, disability coverage options.
- Family. Paid parental leave for eligible full-time employees. 12 weeks for birthing parents, 4 for non-birthing parents, 6 weeks for adoptive, foster, or intended parents through surrogacy.
- Vacation. Paid holidays and flexible PTO. Take what you need.
- Retirement. 401(k) with pre-tax and Roth options. HSA/FSA options, dependent care FSA.
- At the office. Commuter benefits. On-site garage parking. Bike storage. Building fitness center. Desk setup stipend.
Benefits vary by location, role, and eligibility. Full plan details provided during the interview and offer process.
If this role sounds like you, apply and share with us your interest.Some positions may require eligibility to obtain a U.S. Government security clearance. Any clearance requirement will be listed in the role description.
