Strategic Finance

About Triomics

Triomics is building the AI infrastructure for modern oncology. Across the U.S., cancer care providers rely on highly trained staff to manually review unstructured patient records such as pathology reports, clinical notes, genomic panels, and scanned faxes to support workflows like matching patients to the right clinical trials, preparing for upcoming visits, and quality reporting. We replace that manual effort with task-driven AI agents embedded directly into clinical workflows, automatically processing medical records at scale and in real time.

Our platform is trusted by 4 of the top 10 Best Hospitals for Cancer ranked by U.S. News, along with several of the largest community oncology practices. We have grown 10x over the last year and now process millions of oncology medical documents each month.

The Role

We're hiring our first Strategic Finance role to own the financial engine of the company. This is a build-from-scratch role, not a seat inside an established finance org. You will be the single most informed person on our numbers, from strategic finance and planning through the revenue operations that keep a complex, multi-stream business running.

Triomics builds oncology AI for the country's leading cancer centers. Our fully EMR-integrated platform turns dense patient charts into structured clinical data and matches patients to trials. We recently closed a Series B which means the financial complexity (contracts, revenue recognition, renewals) is about to grow fast.

The best person for this role has seen how a high-growth startup builds finance from the ground up, ideally as an early employee, and can move between board-ready strategic analysis and the operational detail of getting an invoice out and collected.

What You'll Do:

Own strategic finance end-to-end

Build and own the financial model, budget, and forecast, and turn them into decisions leadership and the board can act on

Run scenario planning around hiring, burn, and runway as we scale

Produce board and investor materials, and be the person who can answer any question behind the numbers

Build and run revenue operations

Own the revenue side of a complex business: multiple revenue streams, non-standard enterprise contracts, and multi-year deals

Manage AR end-to-end: invoicing cycles, collections, and renewals, and keep cash flowing predictably

Partner with Commercial on deal structure, pricing, and revenue recognition

Stand up the finance function

Build the repeatable processes, controls, and systems a fast moving series B startup needs

Own the monthly close, cash management, and the relationship with external accounting and tax partners

Establish the reporting and KPIs that give leadership a clear, current read on the business

Be a force multiplier across the company

Give every team the financial context they need to make good calls, from a hiring plan to a pricing decision

Surface risks and opportunities early, then game-plan the fix and execute it yourself

What Success Looks Like (First 90 Days)

You own the model and forecast, and leadership trusts the numbers

Invoicing and collections run on a predictable cycle, with a clear view of AR and cash

You've closed the books cleanly and established a repeatable monthly rhythm

You've built board-ready reporting and can speak to every line

Leadership consistently pulls you into decisions because you make them sharper

Must-haves

2–3 years within Big Four, then 1+ year in a high impact finance role at a high-growth startup

Experience as an early finance hire, where you joined when the team was small (>4 people) and helped it scale

Strong strategic finance instincts: modeling, planning, and turning numbers into decisions

Hands-on revenue operations experience: complex contracts, multiple revenue streams, AR, invoicing, and renewals

High initiative and bias to action, you spot a gap, build a plan, and execute without waiting to be told

Comfort moving between board-level strategy and operational detail in the same day

Based in NYC and able to work from the office

Nice-to-haves

Experience at a health-tech company

Familiarity with enterprise or healthcare contracting and revenue recognition

Exposure to fundraising or diligence processes

CPA, CFA, or equivalent

Experience selecting and implementing finance or billing systems