Fractional Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

MazeB2B SaaS

United StatesContractExecutive

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Requirements

Been the CFO, VP Finance, or Head of Finance at one or more venture-backed SaaS companies
Experience through the $10M to $100M ARR range
Led or been deeply involved in fundraising (Series B through growth rounds)
Evaluated or participated in key company events
Worked with venture debt providers
Built or refined the financial operating cadence for a scaling SaaS company
Comfortable with founder-led company dynamics
Understand SaaS economics deeply (unit economics, cohort analysis, net revenue retention, CAC payback, Rule of 40)
Have a network in the SaaS and venture ecosystem

Responsibilities

Join the leadership rhythm on a regular cadence (weekly with the exec team, quarterly board prep)
Serve as a thinking partner on the decisions that matter most
Help the exec team evaluate where to invest, where to pull back, and how to think about growth versus efficiency at our stage
Guide our capital strategy across the full range of options
Partner with our Finance Director as a thought partner who sharpens strategic thinking and elevates the team’s work with the exec team and board
Grow relationships across banking partners, investors, corporate development contacts, and advisors who've guided companies through similar inflection points
Help shape board materials and be available for board conversations when financial strategy is on the agenda

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