n n nn Omaze raises funds and awareness for charities by offering the chance to win once-in-a-lifetime experiences and dream-come-true prizes.
We’ve offered everything from a double date with John Krasinski and Emily Blunt, to a walk-on role in Star Wars, to a brand new customized Mercedes Benz sprinter van.
We’ve given over $130M to charities around the world, from donors in 180 countries.
Our vision is to be the first for-profit company to give $1B to charity in a single year, and we’re building our team of dedicated and passionate people to help us get there.
That’s where you come in!
nn nn Who We’re Seeking: nn nnOmaze is looking for a Finance Analyst who will be part of a dynamic team, supporting the finance and interdepartmental teams by building financial models, monthly reporting, and strategic business analysis that will help drive Omaze in its mission to serve world changers.
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