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Finance Head / CFO

Eximple

Gurugram, Haryana, India
Full-Time
Posted 14 days ago

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Job Description & Responsibilities

Finance Head / CFO | Eximple

Gurgaon | Work from office

Compensation: 20-34 LPA | Experience: up to 5-6 years

Finance that moves global trade.

Eximple brings documentation, compliance, freight coordination and trade finance into one system for Indian MSMEs. We support exporters with pre-shipment and post-shipment working capital, including PO-backed and invoice-backed financing workflows.

We are hiring a hands-on Finance Head / CFO with a core-finance background, strong risk-management skills and a clear understanding of cash flow and credit cycles. Risk analysis or credit-risk experience is strongly preferred.

What you will do

  • Assess exporter financials, repayment capacity and working capital needs.
  • Analyse cash flow cycles, credit cycles and financing risks.
  • Build practical risk assessments and monitor early signs of repayment stress.
  • Bring financial discipline to capital planning and business decisions.
  • Work with the business team to balance growth with sound risk management.

What we are looking for

  • Up to 5-6 years of relevant experience in core finance.
  • Strong financial analysis, risk management, cash flow and credit-cycle understanding.
  • Education from a tier-1 institution such as SRCC, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, ISB or a comparable institution.
  • Clear thinking, ownership and the ability to explain financial risks.

Apply: https://forms.gle/tvud3bdxNcnujRAH9

Skills: Financial analysis, credit risk, risk management, working capital, cash flow analysis, credit cycles, trade finance, export finance.

Also known as: Head of Finance, Finance Lead, Chief Financial Officer, CFO.

Job Details

Employment TypeFull-Time
Work ModeOn-Site
Experience5 – 6 years
Positions1

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Posted on:

14 Oct 2026

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