US CPA – Financial Intelligence Architect (Service SMB Focus)
Team8
- Where
- Tel Aviv, Israel, on-site
- Language, from the listing
- No Hebrew mentionedA missing mention doesn't mean Hebrew isn't needed. Ask if it matters to you.
- Dates
- Found 27 Sept 2026
- Last checked on the employer's site
- 1 h ago (6 Oct 2026)
- Source
- Employer career page (Comeet)
What they ask for
- Must-Have Strengths
- Pattern recognition across many small businesses
- Ability to define thresholds and triggers (e.g., payroll %, AR aging risk, burn rate)
- Comfortable challenging business owners
- Practical, not theoretical
- Calm and trustworthy presence
- Ideal Profile
- Battle-tested small-business CPA
- Understands payroll stress
- Understands cash timing gaps
- Has seen businesses almost fail
- Speaks like a peer, not a professor
The full listing
Description
Full-time | Early-stage, VC-backed startup | Remote/Hybrid
Mission
Help design Sturtup cash-flow intelligence engine while serving as a credibility anchor on customer
Core Responsibilities
• Design cash-flow logic and early warning triggers
• Help build a Financial Health Score for 0–10 employee service businesses
• Translate messy accounting data into decision rules
• Guide offshore team on financial logic implementation
• Join customer calls to build trust and credibility
Mandatory Requirements
• Active US CPA license
• 5+ years experience working with 0–10 employee service-based SMBs
• Direct advisory experience with business owners (not only filings)
• Strong cash flow management expertise
• Experience identifying early financial distress signals
• Comfortable explaining financial concepts in simple language
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Requirements
Must-Have Strengths
• Pattern recognition across many small businesses
• Ability to define thresholds and triggers (e.g., payroll %, AR aging risk, burn rate)
• Comfortable challenging business owners
• Practical, not theoretical
• Calm and trustworthy presence
Ideal Profile
Battle-tested small-business CPA
Understands payroll stress
Understands cash timing gaps
Has seen businesses almost fail
Speaks like a peer, not a professor