Full Time
$3-10
20
May 21, 2026
Summary
Shopify E-Commerce Finance Controller — Daily Store P&L, ROAS & Cashflow Reconciliation for a 12-Store Dropshipping Group (Proactive, Self-Directing)
Intro
We run a portfolio of around 12 Shopify dropshipping stores across two entities (Netherlands and US), scaling toward roughly €25M this year. We need someone who lives and breathes Shopify store economics — daily revenue, COGS, ad spend, ROAS, payment fees and refunds — and who can make every store's P&L tie out to the actual cash landing in our accounts. If you have run the numbers behind Shopify dropshipping stores before, this will feel familiar. If you have only done traditional bookkeeping, it will not.
About us
We operate a growing portfolio of Shopify dropshipping stores in fashion and home décor. We launch, scale and sell individual stores, so each one is run as a standalone business unit with its own daily P&L — and each one has to stay sale-ready, meaning a buyer can review clean store-level financials at any
What you'll do
Own the daily P&L for each Shopify store — either filling it directly or coordinating the tea
Pull supplier and fulfilment invoices from Slack daily and book accurate COGS per store (product + shipping + fulfilment, often combined on one invoice)
Reconcile daily ad spend pulled from the Google Ads and Pinterest accounts against what is logged in each store P&L, and against Shopify revenue and order counts
Track real payment provider fees and payout timing across Shopify Payments, multiple PayPal accounts, PayPal Hong Kong, WOP Payments, Ocean Payments and Airwallex — not estimates
Catch the leaks that distort dropshipping P&Ls: refunds processed through old/disconnected PayPal accounts, chargebacks and dispute fees, FX conversion costs (EUR/USD/HKD), and payout delays — and make the internal P&L reconcile to actual bank cash
Build and own weekly, monthly and quarterly reporting per store and per entity
Evolve our current daily P&L template into a complete, sale-ready store-level reporting standard
Coordinate the existing operational finance team (payments processing and invoice control)
What we're looking for
Hands-on experience running or controlling the financials of Shopify (or comparable DTC) e-commerce stores — this is a hard requirement
You understand store-level unit economics: ROAS, AOV, CVR, COGS %, blended margin, and how ad spend, refunds and payment fees move the real profit number
Comfortable pulling and reconciling data from Shopify, Google Ads, and multiple payment providers in multiple currencies
Strong reconciliation discipline — you know why reported profit and bank cash diverge in an e-commerce business, and how to close the gap
Reliable async communicator inside a remote international team
Nice to have
Dropshipping / 3PL fulfilment invoicing experience
Experience preparing store-level financials for a sale or due diligence (we sell stores)
Yuki (NL) and/or Xero (US) experience
Experience automating Shopify/ad-account/payment-provider data into reporting
The mindset that matters most
We have worked with bookkeepers who fill cells correctly and stop there. That is not enough for a fast-moving store portfolio. We want someone who notices a store's COGS % drifting and digs into why, who spots a refund leak through an old PayPal account before it eats a month of margin, and who proposes and builds improvements to the reporting system on their own initiative. You should be the person who makes the numbers trustworthy without being asked twice.
How to apply
Start your application with the word RECONCILED so we know you read the full post.
Then answer briefly:
Which Shopify or DTC stores' financials have you run or controlled? Give revenue scale and your exact role.
Walk us through how you would find and close a gap between a store's reported P&L profit and the actual cash in the bank.
Would you prefer to do the daily store P&L hands-on, coordinate a team that does it, or both — and why?