Solution Architect/Engagement Lead

<p>My client, an exciting and fast-growing AI-native FP&A software vendor, is seeking a Solution Architect/Engagement Lead to join their team.</p><p><br></p><p>This is a unique opportunity to join a next-generation player in the EPM space, founded by former industry leaders with a proven track record of building and scaling successful platforms.</p><p><br></p><p>Sitting at the intersection of Finance, Technology, and Innovation, this role will give you the chance to help shape how modern FP&A teams operate, leveraging cutting-edge, AI-driven capabilities from the ground up.</p><p><br></p><p>Reporting into the Head of Professional Services, you will play a key role in building and scaling the implementation function, working closely with leadership while delivering high-impact solutions to clients.</p><p><br></p><p>As an early-stage company with strong funding and momentum, this is also an opportunity to join at a pivotal growth phase, with real ownership, influence, and equity upside.</p><p><br></p><p>Job responsibilities:</p><ul><li>Lead end-to-end implementations of an AI-native FP&A platform</li><li>Translate business requirements into scalable planning, forecasting, and reporting solutions</li><li>Act as a key client-facing lead, partnering with Finance and executive stakeholders</li><li>Build and configure financial models and workflows tailored to client needs</li><li>Drive project delivery across workshops, design, UAT, and deployment</li><li>Contribute to building internal implementation methodologies and best practices</li><li>Support the growth and development of the Professional Services function</li></ul><p><br></p><p>Key requirements:</p><ul><li>Strong hands-on experience with Vena implementations and/or solution architecture</li><li>Solid understanding of FP&A processes</li><li>Experience in client-facing roles within consulting or implementation environments</li><li>Interest in working within a high-growth, start-up environment</li><li>Excitement to learn and work with a new, AI-native FP&A platform</li><li>Strong communication skills and ability to influence stakeholders</li></ul>

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