Fractional CFO and fintech talent in Lithuania
Lithuania
We help companies find fractional CFO and fintech talent in Lithuania. A fractional CFO is a senior finance leader who works for you part of the week, not full time. Finance, fintech and technology leaders in Lithuania can apply here.
Lithuania
- No deposit
Sending a requirement and meeting a shortlist cost nothing.
- Part of the week
Senior people for the share of the week you need covered.
- A shortlist
The people who fit, each with a short note on why, not a pile of CVs.
- Read by us
We read every requirement and every application ourselves.
Why Lithuania
Licensing that made room for fintech
Lithuania simplified licensing for e-money and payment institutions, making it attractive for fintech in the EU. ICT is one of the most important sub-sectors of Lithuania's economy. Lithuania's investment strategy targeted IT services and software development.
Lithuania's educated workforce has attracted ICT investment. Vinted is a Lithuanian technology company.
Apply once with your CV. Talent never pays.
Apply from Lithuania
For talent based in Lithuania. Send your CV and the work you want. When a company needs someone like you, we may put you on its shortlist.
Talent never pays to apply, be shortlisted or be placed.
FAQ
Lithuanian terms
What is an išorinis finansų direktorius?
An external finance director, the Lithuanian term for a fractional CFO. "Finansų vadovas pagal poreikį" (finance lead on demand) and "CFO paslauga" are also used.
And interim leadership?
"Laikinas vadovavimas" is the Lithuanian term. See the interim executive page.
Fractional CTO?
There is no common Lithuanian term, so we use the English one.
Who pays the fee?
The hiring company, and only when someone starts. Talent never pays.
Explore more
- How it works
What happens after you send your requirement, step by step.
- Fees
No deposit. One agreement and one invoice when someone starts.
- What is fractional
Senior leaders for part of the week, and when that makes sense.
- Locations
Talent based across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas.

How it works