Senior Financial Analyst

Location: Remote (US) | Reports to: Director of Finance | Full-Time

Nest builds the care plan infrastructure that powers preventive veterinary medicine. We are the platform behind wellness plans at some of the largest corporate veterinary networks in the country, managing enrollment, billing, analytics, marketing, and revenue recognition for hospitals at scale.

Our enterprise partnerships span 1,000+ hospitals in active or committed rollout across 10+ corporate networks. We are venture-backed and growing fast.

At Nest, financial models drive decisions and close deals. When a 900-hospital network is deciding whether to partner with us, the EBITDA lift model, the unit economics waterfall, and the pricing proposal are what get them there. When we report to the board, the numbers tell the story.

This role covers both sides: customer-facing financial work that directly supports enterprise sales, and internal FP&A that keeps the company on track. You will report to our Director of Finance and work closely with both founders as well as functional leaders across Sales, Operations, Product and Engineering.

• Maintain and extend the company's financial model, revenue forecasting, expense tracking, cash flow projections, and runway analysis.

• Prepare and maintain the board reporting package, including operating metrics, financial performance, and pipeline analysis.

• Support fundraising with investor-grade financial models, scenario analyses, and data room preparation

• Track unit economics at the company level: customer acquisition cost, lifetime value, gross margin by segment, and contribution margin by hospital

• Own the annual budget process and periodic reforecasting alongside the Director of Finance, including model design, working sessions with department leads, and variance analysis.

• Build and maintain financial reporting and analytics in Sigma, including monthly management reporting, KPI dashboards, and self-service views for internal stakeholders.

• Build and maintain the EBITDA lift models and unit economics frameworks we present to enterprise prospects

• Develop custom financial proposals for corporate veterinary networks, modeling care plan economics at varying adoption levels, plan designs, and fee structures

• Model revenue recognition mechanics for enterprise customers: ASC 606 allocation, consumption-based recognition for discrete services, straight-line amortization for unlimited services, and breakage timing

• Build pricing scenarios and rebate structures for enterprise negotiations, modeling the impact on both Nest's margins and customer economics

• Join customer conversations when prospects want to pressure-test the numbers. You will be in the room when a CFO asks hard questions about incrementality and ROI.

• Analyze portfolio performance data: pre-post spend lift, visit frequency, cancellation rates, breakage, and payment capture across Nest's hospital base

• 4-7 years in financial analysis, FP&A, investment banking, consulting, or a finance role at a SaaS or healthtech company.

• Strong SQL fluency - you can write your own queries against a warehouse (BigQuery,

Snowflake, or similar) without waiting for a data team.

• Working fluency in at least one BI tool (Sigma, Looker, Tableau, Power BI) with the ability to

build and maintain reports. Sigma experience a strong plus.

• Exceptional Excel and financial modeling skills. Your models need to be clean, auditable, and presentation-ready.

• Understanding of SaaS economics: ARR, retention, LTV, CAC, and the accounting concepts underneath them.

• Familiarity with or willingness to learn revenue recognition principles (ASC 606) and subscription billing mechanics

• Comfort presenting financial analysis to external audiences, including enterprise CFOs and procurement teams

• Strong attention to detail and ability to work with large datasets across multiple sources

• Experience with Stripe, QuickBooks, or similar billing and accounting platforms is a plus

• You're genuinely curious about how businesses work, asking why a number is what it is before you accept it and following the trail until the answer makes sense

• You're comfortable operating in ambiguity, taking a vague question, defining the problem, structuring the analysis, and coming back with something useful

• You care about how your work is read, not just whether it's correct, creating models that are legible, analyses that anticipate the next question, and meeting audiences where they are

• You are familiar with SaaS metrics and vocabulary (ARR, retention, CAC, LTV, payback, magic number, rule of 40, etc.) and have a working sense of what is healthy

Competitive base salary. Equity. Benefits include health, dental, and vision coverage.

At most companies this size, the financial analyst builds reports that a few people read. At Nest, your models are in the room when a 900-hospital network decides whether to sign. Your board package shapes how the founders allocate resources. Your pricing analysis determines whether a deal works or doesn't.