Ever (evercars.com)
Finance Manager, Ever SF
San Francisco, CA · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$130k-$230kDetected 189 days ago
Full-Stack DevelopmentCRMLeadershipOrganizational Skills
About the role
- Our AI-native product and operations power our full-stack auto retail business, serving EV buyers and sellers across the nation, both online and offline.
- After our recently completed Series A financing, we have raised $100M in total equity and debt funding.
- We encourage applicants from all backgrounds and experiences to apply.
Responsibilities
- Deliver a high-trust, consultative buying experience - never high pressure
- Prepare, review, and finalize all digital and physical finance documents
- Partner closely with Sales, Delivery, and Title teams to ensure smooth handoffs
- Maintain strong CSI and NPS scores
- Ever is building the future of auto retail.
- As the first AI-native auto retail platform, we are building the next $100B+ automotive business, starting with electric vehicles.
- We are growing rapidly and actively recruiting exceptional talent to join our mission of building the next-generation auto retail platform.
- Help lead finance sales for the fastest-growing EV retailer in the U.S.
Skills
- Experience with DMS platforms (Reynolds, CDK, Dealertrack, etc.)
- RouteOne, CUDL, lender portals
- Digital contracting & e-signature platforms
- Strong knowledge of DMV, titling, and compliance workflows
- Comfortable using CRM tools
Compensation
- $130,000-230,000 OTE (base + commission)
Benefits
- Competitive salary and performance-based bonus
- Health, dental, and vision insurance
- Flexible / Unlimited PTO
Company info
- Educate customers on EV incentives and ownership economics
- Run virtual and on-site F&I consultations with customers nationwide
Equal opportunity
- Ever is an equal opportunity employer.
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