VP of Finance
Maybell Quantum Industries · Denver, CO or New York, NY
- Senior
- Full-time
- $180,000 – $220,000
- Posted 2026-09-16
- Confirmed live on 25 September 2026
Job description
About Us
Maybell Quantum is redefining the future of computing. As a venture-backed quantum hardware innovator experiencing rapid growth, we are building technology that will transform industries for decades to come. Quantum computers will be as transformative to the next 30 years as the internet was to the last 30—and our team is creating the hardware foundation that will make this revolution possible.
Position Overview
Maybell Quantum is seeking a Vice President of Finance to lead the company’s finance organization through its next stage of growth. As a member of the executive leadership team, you will own Maybell’s financial strategy, planning, operational finance, capital strategy, and financial reporting.
This role requires more than traditional financial oversight. You will help determine where and how Maybell deploys capital, build the financial infrastructure required to scale a complex hardware manufacturing business, and provide the analysis and judgment needed to guide major company decisions.
The Controller will report to the Vice President of Finance and will oversee accounting operations, close, compliance, and financial controls. The Vice President of Finance will ensure those capabilities are integrated with forward-looking planning, manufacturing economics, executive decision-making, and long-term company strategy.
The ideal candidate has helped scale a venture-backed startup or high-growth manufacturing organization and understands the financial realities of hardware development, production ramps, long sales cycles, and capital-intensive growth.
Key Responsibilities
Executive and Financial Leadership
• Serve as the executive owner of Maybell’s finance function and a strategic advisor to the CEO, President, executive team, and Board of Directors.
• Translate the company’s growth objectives into a comprehensive financial strategy, operating plan, and capital allocation framework.
• Bring financial discipline and commercial judgment to decisions involving product development, manufacturing capacity, hiring, pricing, customer contracts, and geographic expansion.
• Identify financial and operational risks early and recommend clear, practical courses of action.
• Build and lead a finance organization capable of supporting Maybell as it scales.
• Manage and develop the Controller, establishing clear ownership across strategic finance, accounting, reporting, compliance, and financial operations.
Financial Planning and Analysis
• Own the annual operating plan, long-range plan, rolling forecasts, scenario analyses, and company-wide budgeting process.
• Develop financial models that connect revenue, backlog, production capacity, headcount, capital expenditures, R&D milestones, and cash requirements.
• Establish the company’s core metrics framework across revenue, gross margin, burn, runway, working capital, operational efficiency, and capital deployment.
• Define and monitor leading indicators of business performance, including pipeline coverage, contract velocity, backlog conversion, product-line margins, manufacturing readiness, and technology-development milestones.
• Partner with functional leaders to establish budgets, evaluate performance against plan, identify root causes of variances, and drive corrective action.
• Create decision-ready analysis that provides leadership with clear recommendations—not simply financial outputs.
Manufacturing and Operational Finance
• Build the financial systems and operating discipline required to support a growing hardware manufacturing organization.
• Develop visibility into product and program economics, including bill-of-materials costs, labor, overhead, manufacturing yield, scrap, inventory, capacity utilization, and cost per system.
• Partner closely with Operations, Supply Chain, Engineering, and Product to improve gross margins and inform sourcing, pricing, make-versus-buy, and production decisions.
• Establish scalable approaches to standard costing, inventory valuation, capital expenditure planning, working capital management, and margin analysis.
• Evaluate the financial implications of production ramps, facility investments, supplier commitments, and manufacturing constraints.
• Ensure forecasts reflect the realities of long development cycles, technical uncertainty, and changing production schedules without creating false precision.
Accounting, Controls, and Global Reporting
• Lead the Controller and oversee the integrity, accuracy, and timeliness of the company’s financial reporting.
• Ensure accounting results are translated into clear insights regarding burn, runway, budget performance, cash requirements, and operating trends.
• Oversee the development of appropriate financial controls, policies, systems, and reporting processes as the company scales.
• Partner with the Controller and external advisors on audits, tax matters, regulatory requirements, revenue recognition, and international financial operations.
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