Director of Finance— PECA Labs Location: Pittsburgh, PA Type: Full-time | Reports to: COO | Team: Executive Leadership

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About PECA Labs PECA Labs is a fast-growing medical device startup building next-generation polymeric cardiovascular implants . Our flagship product, exGraft , is a permanently expandable synthetic vascular graft designed to reduce reinterventions—especially in pediatric patients—and to give care teams greater flexibility. We’re hiring a Director of Finance who can grow into CFO as the company scales.

What you’ll do Own the finance function end-to-end (and in the weeds) Lead FP&A, budgeting/forecasting, cash management, board/investor reporting, and scenario modeling. Provide accounting oversight from highest to lowest levels : monthly close, revenue recognition, inventory/cost accounting for device manufacturing, fixed assets, payroll, AR/AP, procure-to-pay, audits, and compliance. Maintain and reconcile multiple corporate books/entities concurrently (domestic & international as applicable); consolidate accurately and on time. Optimize ERP and controls that scale; ensure audit readiness and GAAP compliance. Capital strategy & fundraising Partner with the team on equity and non-dilutive financing. Prepare models, narratives, and data rooms; manage diligence. Leverage your own network (VCs, strategics, lenders, grant-makers) for intros and momentum. Strategic & operational partnership Build dashboards/KPIs across R&D, clinical, quality/regulatory, manufacturing, and commercial. Support pricing, gross-to-net, reimbursement, and contracting strategy. Model clinical study budgets and timelines; evaluate ROI for new indications/geographies. Thrive in a small team with big responsibility —roll up sleeves, set priorities, and ship. People & hiring Stand up and lead a small finance/accounting team as we scale; use your network to help recruit key hires and external partners (banks, auditors, consultants).

You might be a great fit if you have 8–15+ years in finance with increasing scope (startup/scale-up med device, biotech, or advanced manufacturing strongly preferred). Mastery of FP&A and hands-on accounting ; you’re as comfortable architecting a model as you are closing the books. Experience running multi-entity accounting and consolidations; confident with ERP implementations. Demonstrated success raising capital and closing transactions; an active network you can activate. Fluency in device/manufacturing realities: inventory & cost accounting (COGS, yields, scrap), clinical finance, quality/regulatory milestone planning, and reimbursement economics. Clear communication, high ownership, and the desire to grow into a CFO role. CPA and/or MBA a plus (not required).