VP, Financial Services
Nscale — United States · Remote · Senior
Role description
Role Overview
The VP, Financial Services will lead the strategy and execution for bringing Nscale's high-density, low-latency infrastructure to elite financial institutions. The role requires a proven leader to develop a comprehensive blueprint for penetrating the heavily regulated Financial Services sector and personally close mega-deals.
What You Will Do
Responsibilities include developing a comprehensive blueprint for penetrating the Financial Services sector, personally navigating security audits and compliance reviews, translating Nscale's compute power into financial ROI models, and establishing Nscale as a trusted partner in the quantitative finance community.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate has 12+ years of enterprise tech sales, business development, or GTM leadership focused on the Financial Services industry, with intimate knowledge of quantitative hedge funds, High-Frequency Trading firms, and large retail banks. They possess unimpeachable professional credibility, a high IQ for grasping complex financial modeling workloads, and a strong network of C-level executives and IT/Infrastructure contacts.
Requirements
- 12+ years of enterprise tech sales, business development, or GTM leadership focused exclusively on the Financial Services industry
- Intimate, highly technical knowledge of how quantitative hedge funds, High-Frequency Trading firms, and large retail banks procure, evaluate, and utilize massive compute clusters
- Unimpeachable professional credibility and a high IQ for grasping complex financial modeling workloads
- A strong, immediate, and warm network of C-level executives, Chief Risk Officers, and IT/Infrastructure contacts at major global financial institutions and trading firms
Benefits
- Highly competitive package (base + equity)
- Dynamic progression plan tailored to your ambitions
- Human-First Flexibility: flexible workplace trusts Nscalers to deliver
- Autonomy to shape your day around life's moments