Revenue & billing analyst

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9 days ago
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πŸ“‹ Description

  • Own the end-to-end customer billing process, including invoicing, subscription changes, payment
  • Manage accounts receivable, collections, and dunning activities, including resolving failed
  • Partner with Customer Success on complex or sensitive customer billing cases and ensure issues are
  • Investigate recurring billing and payment issues, identify root causes, and improve underlying
  • Perform reconciliations across billing, payments, subscription reporting, and the general ledger.
  • Produce and analyze MRR/ARR movement reporting for Finance.

🎯 Requirements

  • Experience owning customer billing and accounts receivable or collections.
  • Experience resolving complex customer billing or payment issues with customers.
  • Experience with billing processes in subscription, SaaS, or recurring-revenue environment.
  • Strong reconciliation skills to investigate discrepancies independently.
  • Strong Excel or Google Sheets skills.
  • Demonstrated ability to improve Finance processes and reduce manual work through automation.

🎁 Benefits

  • Competitive compensation: €43,440–€54,300 per year, plus Share Appreciation Rights (SARs).
  • Fully remote: work from almost anywhere within approved hiring locations.
  • Flexible, async-first work with at least five hours daily overlap with UK-based Finance team.
  • Remote work budget of EUR €1,000 per year (or up to €2,000 from day one when purchasing a laptop).
  • Learning & development: annual budget equivalent to 3.5% of compensation.
  • Parental and caregiver support: 8–16 weeks paid parental leave.
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