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Director FP&A

CertifyOS

Bengaluru, India; Pune, India · director

About CertifyOS CertifyOS is building the data infrastructure that powers modern healthcare. Today, healthcare organizations rely on fragmented and outdated provider data. This creates unnecessary administrative work, regulatory risk, and higher costs across the system. We’re solving that problem. Our API-first platform automates provider licensing, enrollment, credentialing, and network monitoring by connecting directly to hundreds of primary data sources.

We help healthcare organizations maintain accurate, compliant, and reliable provider networks at scale. Our vision is simple: One API. One provider ID. Frictionless provider data. We’re backed by leading investors and built by a team with deep experience in provider data systems. At CertifyOS, we value authenticity, accountability, collaboration, results, and openness to feedback. We’re building a high-ownership team focused on solving real infrastructure problems that impact millions of patients.

About the role: As our Director of FP&A, you will be the strategic architect of Certify’s financial planning and operational engine during a pivotal phase of hyper-growth. Reporting directly to the SVP of Finance, you will build the forward-looking FP&A infrastructure, long-range financial models, and operational dashboards needed to scale our business. Your mission is to elevate finance from backward-looking variance reporting into a high-velocity, strategic engine that drives capital efficiency, revenue expansion, and company-wide execution.

You are a strategic thought partner who thrives in the dynamic environment of a Series B startup. You don’t just manage spreadsheets or audit static accounting data; you partner directly with executive leadership to unlock growth, optimize enterprise SaaS unit economics, and shape high-stakes business decisions. Bringing deep, pure-play FP&A leadership, you possess the rare combination of sharp financial modeling mastery and the commercial agility required to guide our next phase of growth.

What you’ll do: Strategic Financial Leadership & Growth Architecture Act as the core strategic thought partner to the C-suite and executive team, translating complex financial data into forward-looking growth strategies to scale CertifyOS over the next phase of growth. Look beyond rigid historical reporting; proactively identify growth levers, unit economic improvements, gross margin expansion opportunities, and optimal capital allocation models.

Evaluate strategic tradeoffs across GTM investments, product roadmap expansions, and global operational headcount to maximize ROI and long-term enterprise value. Enterprise Forecasting, Planning & Strategic Modeling Own the multi-year long-range financial model, annual budgeting process, and continuous rolling re-forecasts across complex revenue structures (SaaS, usage-based, and hybrid models).

Own the budget and forecast variance analysis and strategic monthly business reviews with core key stakeholders. Build dynamic, scenario-based financial models to stress-test business assumptions, price changes, market shifts, and aggressive scaling trajectories in real time. Standardize core business metrics (e.g., ARR, NRR, CAC payback, LTV:CAC, Magic Number) across departments to ensure a single, actionable source of strategic truth.

Commercial & Operational Partnership Embed directly with Growth, Product, Customer Success, and Operations leadership as a proactive business partner to accelerate revenue velocity and operational efficiency. Partner with the Growth team to design, analyze, and optimize deal packaging, tier pricing, and enterprise contract structures. Establish clear, operational KPIs for functional leaders, translating company-level financial targets into team-level performance metrics.

FP&A Infrastructure, Systems & Scale Push technology as far as it can go. You should come with an AI and tooling first mindset. Design, implement, and automate a modern FP&A tech stack

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