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Crux AI

Compute-as-a-service platform for large AI workloads

Head of ERP & Finance Systems

IT Project Management +1Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timePalo Alto, CA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • 15+ years across finance systems, ERP implementation, or accounting operations, including 7+ years leading finance systems teams.
  • Led at least one full ERP selection and implementation from requirements through go-live and first audit at a company with significant fixed assets or construction activity; examples include NetSuite, Oracle Fusion, SAP S/4HANA, and Workday Financials.
  • Built fixed asset, construction-in-progress, and depreciation processes for hardware or infrastructure at scale.
  • Ability to configure an ERP, debug a failed integration, and explain the issue to Accounting leadership and auditors.
  • Knowledge of capitalization policy and close timelines, integrations, and data quality.
  • Ability to navigate ambiguity and complexity, communicate issues promptly, and own results.
  • Preferred, not required: CPA or CMA, or a technical degree paired with deep accounting fluency.

Responsibilities

  • Lead ERP and ancillary financial system implementation, including requirements, vendor and systems integrator evaluation, chart of accounts and legal entity design, and a go-live plan supporting month-end close from day one; after go-live, own the ERP as the financial system of record and the ancillary systems in the financial ecosystem.
  • Build finance modules for procure-to-pay, project and construction-in-progress accounting, fixed assets and depreciation, lease accounting, customer billing and revenue, intercompany, and consolidation.
  • Own the purchase-order-to-ledger flow, including capitalization, placed-in-service, depreciation, impairment, and disposal, with the fixed asset subledger automatically reconciling to asset events from the operational database.
  • Turn operational data into accounting entries, including utility accruals, site and customer cost allocation, and cost and margin inputs for FP&A, using reconciled feeds instead of manual rekeying.
  • Establish finance reporting, including close dashboards, fixed asset roll-forwards, flux analysis, and lender and sponsor reporting packages built on the ERP and using AI to drive efficient workflows.
  • Design systems controls, including audit trails, access controls, segregation of duties, and automated reconciliations, to prepare Crux for SOX compliance and support audits.
  • Build and lead the Finance Systems team across ERP administration, finance integrations, and finance reporting.
  • Partner with the Head of Operational Data on shared data standards and integrations; Accounting and FP&A on close and reporting; Treasury and Procurement Operations on payments and purchase orders; and Strategic Supply on contract data.
  • Understand key components of the business plan and operational and financial reporting expectations to guide systems decisions.
  • Join ongoing ERP discussions and drive decisions about a recommended platform, implementation partner, and timeline.
  • Set systems-domain and interface guardrails with the Head of Operational Data, including one asset identity, chart of accounts and cost center mapping, and which operational events initially flow into the ledger.
  • Launch the ERP as the financial system of record, run month-end close, and configure the chart of accounts, entities, and fixed asset module for initial capacity.
  • Automate fixed asset subledger and utility accrual feeds from the operational database, eliminating manual rekeying.
  • Build hands-on, AI-enabled reconciliation and close tools for daily team use.
  • Run close, fixed asset roll-forward, and lender and sponsor reporting from the ERP with a SOX-ready controls process.
  • Make adding an entity, site, or tranche of TPUs a configuration change rather than a project.
  • Build a lean Finance Systems team that partners effectively with the business as Crux grows.

Desired Qualifications

  • Finance systems leadership at a hyperscaler, neocloud, or capital-intensive operator such as a data center developer or utility.
  • Experience preparing a company for SOX compliance or an IPO, or supporting asset-backed financing and lender reporting.

About the Company

Crux AI

Compute-as-a-service platform for large AI workloads

Crux AI offers compute-as-a-service for large-scale AI workloads by combining power, high-density data centers, networking, and accelerated computing into a single managed platform. It uses Google’s TPU hardware and software, with Crux AI acting as the single accountable partner from long-term capacity planning to production deployment. The company differentiates itself by delivering a reliability-engineered TPU-based infrastructure backed by Google and Blackstone, focused on end-to-end, turnkey management rather than generic cloud services. Its goal is to help customers scale demanding AI workloads with an enterprise-grade, dependable infrastructure and support.

Company size
1-10
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$22B
Headquarters
Palo Alto, CA
Founded
2026

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