FP&A Manager

jobr.pro; New York (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base salary + equity

Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage

Mental health support and flexible time off

Job summary

Doctronic is seeking an FP&A Manager to oversee financial planning, vendor management, and corporate administration as part of the finance team. This role requires a hands-on approach to manage the company's financial discipline and operational practices, critical to scaling operations effectively.

The ideal candidate will have 3–5 years of finance experience, particularly in high-growth startups, along with strong analytical skills to maintain budget accuracy and streamline processes.

Competitive base salary with equity, comprehensive health coverage, and flexible time off are offered.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of experience in finance or operations, ideally in a startup.
• 2 years of investment banking experience preferred.
• Comfortable owning wide scope of work independently.

Responsibilities

• Maintain an ongoing budget review process for current financial standing.
• Manage end-to-end Ramp workflow and streamline AP processes.
• Develop procurement processes and manage vendor contracts.

Skills

Financial planning

Vendor management

Process improvement

Detail-oriented

Strong communication

Proficiency in financial tools

Tools

QuickBooks

Ramp

Job description

Doctronic | Financial Planning & Analysis

FP&A Manager

New York City, NY • On‑site • Reports to Director of Finance

About Doctronic

Doctronic is the first AI legally authorized to practice medicine. We are processing millions of consultations monthly with 99%+ treatment plan accuracy validated by board‑certified clinicians. As we scale through our next growth phase, we are building the operational infrastructure to match our ambitions.

About the Role

We are looking for a FP&A Manager to sit at the intersection of FP&A and business operations. This is a high‑ownership, hands‑on role supporting the Director of Finance across financial controls, vendor management, corporate administration, and compliance operations. You will build and run the systems that keep Doctronic financially disciplined and operationally tight as we grow.

What You’ll Do

Financial Planning & Controls

• Maintain an ongoing, dynamic budget review process - not a static 12‑month cycle - so leadership always has a current picture of where we stand
• Prepare and maintain budget vs. actuals reporting, driving alignment and accountability with senior management
• Understand and report on weekly cash position to ensure accurate, timely visibility into cash

Ramp & AP Management

• Own the end‑to‑end Ramp workflow from draft invoice ingestion through approval‑ready bill preparation
• Identify and implement process improvements that reduce manual work and accelerate the AP cycle
• Ensure invoices are clean, coded, and routed correctly before hitting the approval queue

Vendor Management

• Develop and maintain a procurement process that defines who can authorize spend at various thresholds
• Manage vendor renewal calendars and ensure no material contracts auto‑renew without review
• Build cost models capturing fixed vs. variable costs, contract terms, and payment structure (upfront vs. installment)
• Coordinate with legal counsel on vendor and consultant contracts as needed

Corporate Administration

• Support the R&D tax credit process by gathering and organizing relevant data and documentation
• Collect and maintain financial and operational data needed for reporting or compliance such as investor reporting, tax filing, etc.
• Complete corporate forms and filings (e.g., new banking relationships or payment processor changes)
• Assist HR on corporate administration tasks such as address changes and entity‑level updates

Insurance Management

• Own all business insurance applications, renewals, and policy management
• Manage insurance requirements specific to healthcare operations, including MSO/PC structure coverage
• Coordinate with brokers and carriers to ensure adequate and cost‑effective coverage at all times

Who You Are

• 3–5 years of experience in finance, operations, or a finance‑adjacent role - ideally at a startup or high‑growth company
• 2 years of investment banking experience at a top financial institution or comparably rigorous program
• Highly organized and process‑mindful: you build systems, not workarounds
• Comfortable owning a wide scope of work independently, with a bias toward action
• Detail‑oriented with high standards for accuracy, especially in financial reporting and contracts
• Strong communicator who can work cross‑functionally with legal, HR, and senior leadership
• Proficient with financial tools and platforms; familiarity with Ramp, QuickBooks, or similar systems is a plus
• Comfortable navigating ambiguity and building structure in a fast‑moving environment

Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive base salary + equity
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage
• Mental health support and flexible time off
• On‑site in New York City, working directly alongside executive leadership