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Head of Finance at Rwazi, Inc.. Remote Location: Global (Remote). Mission at Rwazi. Rwazi operates a global, high-velocity AI data platform with complex revenue streams, distributed cost structures, and execution-driven margin sensitivity.. The Head of Finance owns the financial architecture of the company — capital allocation, performance visibility, economic discipline, and long-range financial strategy.. This role governs financial truth across the organization.. It is not an accounting function. It is a strategic control system.. Core Mandate. The Head of Finance is accountable for:. Financial planning, forecasting, and capital allocation. Executive and board-level financial clarity. Sustainable margin design across RM and CI products. Strategic investment prioritization. Financial infrastructure that scales with revenue. Key Responsibilities. Financial Architecture & Planning. Own budgeting, rolling forecasts, and long-range planning. Build structured financial models tied to operational realities. Maintain scenario modeling for growth, downturns, and capital events. Capital Allocation & Resource Governance. Define investment prioritization frameworks. Align hiring, tooling, and expansion decisions with ROI logic. Maintain capital efficiency discipline. Executive Financial Advisory. Serve as primary financial advisor to CEO and executive team. Translate complex financial data into strategic clarity. Prepare board-ready financial reporting. Margin & Cost Governance. Monitor cost-to-delivery structures. Ensure operational economics remain predictable. Identify and eliminate margin leakage. Role Impact. Strong performance results in:. Clear visibility into company health. Predictable runway and growth planning. Strategic clarity in expansion decisions. Financial discipline embedded across teams. What This Role Is Not. Not transactional accounting. Not bookkeeping oversight. Not passive reporting. This role requires strategic thinking, financial rigor, and executive influence.