Job Description

We’re hiring:

Head of Finance (Berlin)



Every is building the default way to eat better during the week. We’re a DTC food subscription business, with proven product-market fit, ready for the next 10x jump. We don’t do retail — we build our own channel, our own customer relationship, and our own operating system.

Finance is a core lever to keep doubling without chaos.

That’s why we’re hiring a Head of Finance to own the full finance function, build the systems for scale, and give the leadership team crystal-clear numbers to run the business.



What you’ll own



Monthly + annual financial statements and clean close rhythm In-house accounting in DATEVasp (with Finance Manager + tax advisor) Finance operations end-to-end, automation, and process quality FP&A: forecasting, budgeting, scenario planning Liquidity, cashflow, and working capital management Unit economics, cost steering, and cross-pillar analysis Data analytics + reporting stack for core metrics (with Tech lead) Risk/legal/insurance topics at a pragmatic scale-up level Building and leading the finance team for the next stage ERP selection + rollout (co-owned with Ops)

What success looks like (12–24 months)



Finance becomes boringly reliable: fast close, trusted numbers A real planning cadence supports doubling Cash and working capital are tightly controlled Dashboards and unit economics drive decisions Finance tooling is coherent and ERP-ready Multi-country complexity (VAT, customs, cross-boarder transactions) managed without bureaucracy

What we’re looking for



10+ years in finance leadership roles (scale-up and/or FMCG/DTC preferred) Excellent accounting, controlling, and FP&A knowledge Builder mindset: process design, automation, systems Comfortable in multi-country setups and high-growth ambiguity Strong cash and unit-economics intuition Tools: DATEVasp, Moss, Easybill, Pathway, BigQuery Fluent in German & English

If this sounds like your mountain, please send:

CV a few bullets on the most complex finance system you built or scaled * and why Every