Finance Storytelling Lead
Develops finance-focused stories, research, executive content, and customer narratives by embedding with Finance and partnering across Communications, Sales, Marketing, and data teams. The role requires exceptional writing, reporting instincts, finance fluency, data literacy, and comfort using AI with judgment.
About the job
Responsibilities
- Embed with Ramp Finance to understand how the team operates and turn planning meetings, closes, decisions, experiments, and customer conversations into useful stories.
- Write first-person posts, points of view, customer stories, and other formats.
- Work with Finance, customers, and the Economics Lab to develop original research, surveys, practitioner-led analysis, and finance insights.
- Build a repeatable finance storytelling system for identifying ideas, capturing source material, developing drafts, and publishing.
- Collaborate with data and economics teams to identify trends in Ramp’s proprietary spend dataset and support storytelling about business finance and spending trends.
- Partner with Customer Marketing, Sales, and Communications to develop customer stories.
- Own audience and distribution plans, including channels, voices, target audiences, and measurement.
- Set the quality bar for finance content.
Requirements
- Exceptional writing ability, with the skill to make complex financial or operational ideas clear and engaging.
- Strong reporting instincts and a point of view on structure.
- Understanding of finance, including CFO organizations, accounting, FP&A, corporate finance, treasury, payments, or capital allocation.
- Data literacy and the ability to use AI and trusted data to investigate questions, identify meaningful metrics, and create stories or charts.
- Ability to write in an executive’s voice while preserving their point of view, rhythm, and convictions.
- Ability to work from rough notes and incomplete briefs.
- AI-native approach combined with personal judgment.
- Based in New York City or willing to relocate; the role works closely with the team in person.
Compensation & Benefits
- Annual salary: $160,000–$220,000.
- Flexible PTO.
- Centralized home-office equipment ordering.
- Health and wellness stipend.
- Budget for intra-office travel.
- Weekly coffee stipend.
- 100% medical, dental, and vision insurance coverage for employees, with partial dependent coverage.
- One Medical annual membership.
- 401(k) with employer match while employed by Ramp.
- Fertility HRA up to $10,000 per year.
- Parental leave of up to 16 weeks for birthing and bonding or 8 weeks for bonding only, at 100% pay.
- Pet insurance.
- In-office lunch, snacks, drinks, and other perks.
- Relocation support to New York City or San Francisco as needed.
Skills
Financial Writing, Journalism, Finance, Accounting, FP&A, Corporate Finance, Treasury, Payments, Data Analysis, AI, Customer Storytelling, Executive Communication
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