But we didn't stop there.

Today, we are building a complete financial platform designed to empower people and concretely improve their lives.

By giving our 6 million users a clear, open path to pay, save, and invest, we are evolving into the definitive destination for every financial need.What you'll be doingAs our Project Manager
- Finance Transformation, you will bridge the Product/Business and Finance teams to integrate new features into Satispay's financial ecosystem.

You will autonomously lead end-to-end transformation projects focusing on tax compliance, billing engines, and financial front-end management to scale infrastructure efficiently.

In this role, you will report directly to the Head of Finance Transformation.Product & Finance Integration
- Act as the primary Finance stakeholder in product development cycles, analyzing new product flows to define and implement billing, tax, and accounting requirements from inception to launch;Tax & Fiscal Compliance PMO
- Lead the implementation of fiscal, VAT,



and regulatory requirements for new products across different European jurisdictions, ensuring the front-end and billing systems capture all necessary data accurately;Billing & Invoicing Architecture
- Supervise and optimize the billing engine flows for new business lines, ensuring automated, accurate, and compliant invoicing processes for both B2B and B2C segments;Finance Front-End Management
- Own and improve the financial front-end processes, ensuring that transaction data, merchant payouts, and user balances reconcile perfectly between our core platform and the back-office accounting systems;Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Partner closely with Product Managers, Engineering, Legal, Tax, and Core Accounting teams to scope projects, mitigate risks, and ensure timely delivery;Process Automation
- Identify opportunities to eliminate manual financial workflows triggered by new product launches, driving automation and scalability within the Finance operational

📌 Finance Change (Milano)
🏢 Satispay
📍 Milano