FP&A Director

Repario Data • Remote • Full Time

Posted on Fri, Sep 4, 2026

Full-time Description

Job Summary

The Director of Financial Planning & Analysis will own and lead the Company’s financial planning, forecasting, performance management and strategic financial analysis. Reporting to the CFO, this hands-on role will partner closely with executive and functional leadership to deliver actionable financial insights, drive operating performance, and support EBITDA growth, cash flow, and value creation.  

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Benefits & Work Conditions: 

Repario offers an extensive array of benefits that help our employees improve their quality of life. The following benefits create added value to the work experience and make us a premier employer:

About the Business:

Repario is an international, end-to-end eDiscovery service provider founded in 2023. Established via the merger of five established eDiscovery companies, each bringing their own expertise and specialty areas to our consolidated practice, Repario offers a comprehensive suite of services unmatched elsewhere in the industry. We provide expert digital forensics, incident response, and eDiscovery solutions focused primarily on the legal sector. We are a growing, entrepreneurial company seeking top-tier talent to help us provide exceptional value to our existing clients, while assisting in growing our market share and geographic footprint. We prioritize accuracy, security and timely delivery and are dedicated to providing our clients with the highest level of service and support. 

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