FP&A Analyst

Cinch; Jakarta Pusat; On-site; IDR 180,000,000 - 300,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Cinch is a Southeast Asia’s leading circular tech subscription company seeking an FP&A Analyst in Jakarta to own the budget by market and forecast performance monthly. You will work with the Corporate Finance Director, founders, and regional leads to drive the actions that keep us on plan.

This role involves modeling unit economics, tracking variance, and partnering with multi-country teams to deliver insightful financial reporting to executives and investors.

Qualifications

• 2–4 years in FP&A, finance business partnering, or related finance role.
• Hands‑on experience running a budgeting and forecast cycle with variance analysis.
• Strong stakeholder management across countries.
• Advanced financial modelling in Excel or Google Sheets (driver-based forecasts).
• Solid grasp of accounting fundamentals (P&L, balance sheet, cash flow).
• Clear communicator able to translate a model into a simple answer.
• Degree in finance, accounting, economics, or related field.

Responsibilities

• Budget ownership: build and own annual budget by market and function; manage re-forecasts.
• Forecasting: run rolling, driver-based forecast by market across revenue, margin, opex and cash.
• Variance tracking: explain drivers monthly and suggest actions to return to plan.
• Identify and track regional levers like subscriptions, churn, collections, device cost.
• Partner with country leads and Growth/ Ops across markets to align targets.
• Produce monthly management pack with variance analysis and drivers.
• Model unit economics per device/subscriber/channel, including costs and residual value.
• Maintain cash flow forecast and support covenants reporting.
• Prepare financial sections of investor updates and board packs.
• Model new markets/products/partnerships with numbers on the table.
• Ensure data quality with Data team and RevOps.

Skills

Budgeting

Forecasting

Stakeholder mgmt

Financial modelling

P&L understanding

Clear communication

Finance degree

Cross-country work

Education

Finance/ Economics degree

Tools

SQL

Power BI

Looker

Google Sheets

Job description

Reimagine access. Reimagine ownership. Build the future with Cinch.

Cinch is Southeast Asia’s leading circular tech subscription company, redefining how people and businesses access technology. Instead of adding to the growing e‑waste crisis, we enable affordable, sustainable access to devices through subscriptions that maximize reuse and extend their lifecycle. We operate across B2C, B2B, and B2B2C channels, including major partnerships with global leaders like Samsung. Our model sits at the intersection of powerful mega trends — sustainability, embedded finance, and the shift from ownership to access — creating a massive opportunity to reshape the future of tech consumption. At Cinch, we are builders with high standards, a bias for action, and a shared mission to create a generational company that outlasts us. Freshly funded by leading institutional investors and growing rapidly, we’re creating an environment where ambitious people can do the best work of their careers — and where the work has real, lasting impact.

The Role

As our FP&A Analyst you will own Cinch’s budget and forecast. You will build the plan by market, track performance against it every month, and work with stakeholders across the region to keep us on plan. A subscription device business has a lot moving at once: device cost, financing, collections, churn and residual value. Your job is to know which levers matter, show where we are ahead or behind, and drive the actions that close the gap.

You will work directly with the Corporate Finance Director, the founders, and country and functional leads across our markets. Investors and lenders will see your work.

What You’ll Own

• Budget ownership. Build and own the annual budget by market and function. Hold budget holders to it, challenge spend against it, and lead re‑forecasts when the plan changes.
• Forecasting and planning. Run a rolling, driver‑based forecast by market across revenue, margin, opex and cash. Keep it accurate enough that leadership uses it to make decisions.
• Variance tracking. Track actuals against budget and forecast every month, by market. Explain the drivers in plain English and recommend the actions needed to get back on plan.
• Key levers. Identify and track the operating levers that drive results in each market, such as new subscriptions, yield, churn, collections, device cost and residual value. Build a KPI view that shows leaders early when a lever is off track.
• Regional business partnering. Work with country leads, Growth, Operations and Asset Operations across markets to agree targets, own the numbers together and drive outcomes against the budget.
• Monthly reporting. Produce the monthly management pack with variance analysis against budget and prior periods, and explain the drivers in plain English.
• Unit economics. Track and model contribution margin per device, per subscriber and per channel, including cost of funds, acquisition cost, collections losses and residual value.
• Cash and funding. Maintain the cash flow forecast and support the borrowing base and covenant reporting that lenders require.
• Investor and board reporting. Prepare the financial sections of investor updates and board packs, with the Controller.
• Scenario and business‑case modelling. Model new markets, products and partnership deals so decisions are made with numbers on the table.
• Data quality. Work with the Data team and RevOps to make sure the numbers you report tie back to source systems.

What You Bring

Must‑have

• 2 to 4 years in FP&A, finance business partnering, or investment banking / consulting with a finance focus.
• Hands‑on experience running a budget and forecast cycle, including variance analysis and re‑forecasting.
• Strong stakeholder management. You can hold budget holders to account, push back with data and build trust with teams in different countries.
• Strong financial modelling skills in Excel or Google Sheets: three‑statement thinking, driver‑based forecasts and sensitivity analysis.
• Solid grasp of accounting fundamentals and how they flow into a P&L, balance sheet and cash flow.
• Clear communicator, able to turn a model into a one‑page answer for a non‑finance audience.
• Degree in finance, accounting, economics or a related field.

Nice‑to‑have

• Experience in subscription, leasing, lending, fintech or hardware businesses.
• SQL or BI tool experience (for example Looker, Metabase or Power BI).
• Exposure to lender or investor reporting, covenant tracking or borrowing base models.
• Experience in a startup or scale‑up where the finance function was being built.
• Experience in a multi‑country or regional finance role, ideally across Southeast Asia.
• CFA, ACCA, CPA or progress towards one.