Senior Financial Analyst

Midi Health; United States; Remote; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Midi Health is seeking a Senior Financial Analyst to drive financial clarity and support strategic decisions across departments. This remote role offers the chance to build scalable financial processes and impact the company's mission to redesign care for women in midlife.

Qualifications

• 2-4 years of experience in investment banking, financial analysis, or FP&A.
• Strong Excel and modeling skills required.

Responsibilities

• Manage budgets, forecast performance, and analyze revenue and cost drivers.
• Support decision-making across clinical operations and product.

Skills

Analytical Mindset

Communication

Proactivity

Tools

Excel

ERP/FP&A Tools

Job description

Senior Financial Analyst @ Midi Health
Remote (U.S.-Based) | Optional hybrid in the Bay Area

Overview:

Midi Health is on a mission to redesign care for women in midlife and we’re scaling fast. We’re looking for a Senior Financial Analyst to be a strategic thought partner across every department, helping bring structure, insights, and financial clarity to our rapidly growing business.

This role is perfect for a proactive, detail-oriented analyst who thrives on turning data into insights and insights into impact. You’ll manage budgets, forecast performance, analyze revenue and cost drivers, and support decision-making across clinical operations, product, growth, and more.

If you’re looking to apply your finance skills to meaningful work and thrive in a high-growth, mission-driven environment. We’d love to meet you.

Why this role is hot

• Work directly with cross-functional leaders to shape strategy and spending
• Build out scalable financial processes across FP&A, forecasting, and business analytics
• Own analysis of key metrics like cost per visit, reimbursement trends, and patient claims
• Help transition critical insights in-house (moving from outside consultants to internal analysis)
• Support a new ERP + budgeting system rollout to level up our finance tech stack
  
  

Business impact:

• Drive operational discipline through accurate budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis
• Support product strategy by quantifying the impact of roadmap decisions
• Provide financial analysis to evaluate commercial deals and partnerships
• Surface risks and opportunities through deep dives into claims and revenue cycle data
• Help prepare materials for leadership and Board-level financial reviews
  
  

What you will need to succeed:

• 2-4 years of experience in investment banking, financial analysis, FP&A, or a related role
• Strong Excel and modeling skills; experience with ERP/FP&A tools is a plus
• A sharp analytical mindset, you ask the right questions and bring clarity to complexity
• Comfort working cross-functionally and communicating with senior leaders
• A bias for action and a love for building things from the ground up
• Familiarity with healthcare metrics, reimbursement models, or claims data is a plus
  
  

Bonus points if you have:

• Startup or high-growth company experience
• Investment Banking background

**Application window closes 5:00 PM Pacific Time Friday May 16th**

Qualitative Assessment Take Home (1 hr)

Final Interviews with cross-functional team (2 hours total)

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