Finance & Operations Manager - Turkey

About the role

Outpost is cross-border commerce infrastructure, built by veterans of Revolut, Adyen, Airwallex and Wayflyer, and operates local entities across 58 jurisdictions. It is building a local team in Turkey and needs a Finance & Operations Manager to be the on-the-ground owner of its Turkish entity, keeping it compliant, financially healthy and operationally sharp. The role covers accounting, tax compliance, day-to-day operations and the local commercial side, working closely with global teams and external advisors.

Key responsibilities

• Own local statutory accounting, bookkeeping, month-end and filings under the Uniform Chart of Accounts and TFRS, including inflation adjustment where applicable
• Manage GIB e-Fatura and e-Arşiv invoicing and e-Defter ledgers, plus monthly VAT and withholding returns, quarterly advance corporate tax and stamp tax on contracts
• Manage relationships with local advisors, tax advisors and external auditors, and monitor GIB, CBRT and MASAK regulatory updates
• Support transfer pricing documentation and intercompany compliance with the global finance team
• Oversee merchant onboarding and own the local customer relationship for Turkish transactions
• Manage local banking relationships and cash management, including TRY/FX conversion and cross-border remittance under Turkey's foreign-exchange rules
• Liaise with PSP and acquiring partners (e.g. iyzico and PayTR) on operational and compliance matters, and act as the main local contact for regulators, auditors and banks

Required profile

• 5+ years in accounting and tax compliance in Turkey, preferably in fintech, payments or financial services
• Fluent Turkish; working English required
• Comfortable in fast-moving, internationally distributed teams

Required skills

• Deep knowledge of Turkey's tax regime (VAT, withholding tax, stamp tax, inflation accounting)
• Hands-on experience with e-Fatura, e-Arşiv, e-Defter and GIB portals
• SMMM (Certified Public Accountant) licence is advantageous
• CBRT payment-services framework and foreign-exchange regulations are advantageous