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Own the company's operating model, including revenue, cost structure, and cash runway, while leading monthly and quarterly forecasting processes. Act as a strategic partner to executives by translating financial data into actionable insights and preparing board-ready materials.
Location: Remote (U.S.) or Hybrid (preferred near key hubs)
Reports To: VP Finance
Department: Finance
Level: Senior Individual Contributor (high-ownership, high-visibility)
Canopy Works is a healthcare technology company focused on improving safety, responsiveness, and outcomes in complex care environments. We partner closely with health systems to deploy solutions that matter in real-world, high-stakes settings—where reliability, trust, and execution are everything.
We’re in a phase of meaningful scale: growing customers, increasing financial complexity, and deeper board and investor engagement. That means Finance at Canopy isn’t just about reporting what happened—it’s about helping the business decide what to do next.
The Senior FP&A Analyst/Manager will be a critical thought partner to Finance leadership and cross-functional executives. This role owns core financial modeling, forecasting, and analysis that informs company-wide decision-making—from headcount planning and unit economics to board materials and long-range strategy.
This is not a “spreadsheet in the corner” role. You’ll sit close to the business, translate messy inputs into clear insights, and help leaders understand tradeoffs as Canopy scales.
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