Interesting Job Opportunity: Virohan - Business Finance Partner - CA/CFA

Virohan; Gurugram District; On-site; INR 900,000 - 1,500,000; Full time

Job summary

Virohan trains India's next Allied Healthcare Professionals and seeks a highly analytical and business‑oriented Business Finance professional who treats each campus like their own company, driving financial performance through data‑driven insights and strategic decision‑making. This is not a traditional accounting or controllership role.

You will be in the room where growth, admissions, and campus operations decisions are made, bringing a financial lens to turn good intentions into profitable

Qualifications

• Analytical and business‑oriented finance professional.
• Experience with campus financials and higher education operations is a plus.
• Ability to influence decisions using data insights.

Responsibilities

• Run numbers behind campuses: enrollments, faculty costs, placements, profitability.
• Be in the room with Business Heads and speak up before decisions are made.
• Chase the why behind the money and drive strategic actions.

Job description

About Virohan

Founded about a decade ago by Kunaal Dudeja, Nalin Saluja, and Archit Jayaswal, Virohan is an educationto-industry partner building the workforce powering Indias healthcare future. We partner with universities and colleges across India to deliver industry-aligned programs in Healthcare and management, helping students bridge the gap between education and real-world employability. At Virohan, we believe healthcare education needs to go beyond classrooms. Our model combines academic learning with hands‑on industry exposure and strong healthcare partnerships, ensuring students are prepared for real roles. Today, Virohan has trained 13,000+ healthcare professionals, with a growing network of university and industry partners across the country.

About Virohan

Founded about a decade ago by Kunaal Dudeja, Nalin Saluja, and Archit Jayaswal, Virohan is an educationto-industry partner building the workforce powering Indias healthcare future. We partner with universities and colleges across India to deliver industry-aligned programs in Healthcare and management, helping students bridge the gap between education and real-world employability. At Virohan, we believe healthcare education needs to go beyond classrooms. Our model combines academic learning with hands‑on industry exposure and strong healthcare partnerships, ensuring students are prepared for real roles. Today, Virohan has trained 13,000+ healthcare professionals, with a growing network of university and industry partners across the country.

Backed by global investors including Blume Ventures (India), Mynavi Corporation (Japan), Rebright Partners (Japan), Elea Foundation (Switzerland), Artha Impact (Switzerland), Bharat Inclusive Technologies Seed Fund (India), and Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Venture Capital (Japan), we are building at the intersection of education and healthcare two of Indias fastest‑growing sectors.

About The Role

We train India's next Allied Healthcare Professionals and we need someone who is a highly analytical and business‑oriented Business Finance professional who treats each campus like their own company, not just a row in a spreadsheet and can drive financial performance through data‑driven insights and strategic decision‑making.

This is not a traditional accounting or controllership role. This is for someone who wants to be in the room where growth, admissions, and campus operations decisions are made; bringing the financial lens that turns good intentions into profitable outcomes.

Why This Role Exists

Most finance people explain the P&L after the quarter ends. We want someone who changes it before it does. If you've ever sat in a business meeting thinking "I could've told you that three weeks ago", this is your seat.

What You'll Own

• Run the numbers behind real campuses, enrollments, faculty costs, placements, profitability. Know them cold.
• Be in the room, not the report; sit with Business Heads and speak up before decisions are made, not just summarize them after.
• Chase the "why" behind the money;