Diego Daniel Moro Controller and strategic finance

Controller | Strategic Finance | Finance Systems

Finance for the decisions that change what happens next.

The close, cash forecast, operating model, and reporting cadence are useful only when they make the tradeoffs clear before a company commits. At Digital Infrastructure Inc. (DBA: DIMO), that meant reducing close from 18-20 days to 3-5 and supporting about $19M of fundraising work.

Understand the tradeoff Trace the number Decide before committing
Argentina Remote U.S. business-hours overlap International contractor

Tax work that became liquidity

I personally led and prepared the R&D tax credit filing and completed the VAT recovery work. The status of each amount is kept explicit so expected cash is not confused with credits that reduce future taxes.

Expected cash collection >$120K

R&D credit cash expected to be collected; the filing is complete and collection remains pending.

Available tax offset ~$200K

R&D credits available and being applied to reduce taxes.

Completed recovery EUR 102K

Overpaid VAT recovered after the reconciliation and recovery process was completed.

Direct ownership Eligibility support, source reconciliation, filing preparation, recovery tracking, and completion were carried inside the finance function.
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The questions I help answer

My strongest work sits where accounting, forward-looking finance, and operating data have to produce one clear decision.

Can we trust the close?

I rebuild reconciliations, journal entries, AP/AR, payroll accounting, revenue, inventory/COGS, workpapers, and review so leaders know what is supported and what remains open.

If we do this, what changes next?

I connect cash, runway, driver-based forecasts, headcount, SaaS and unit economics, board reporting, and fundraising so the tradeoffs are visible before a commitment.

Which source is right?

I connect accounting systems, BigQuery, Fivetran, Looker, Metabase, SQL, and Python so the answer ties back to a source someone else can trace.

Selected work

Three short, sanitized work samples show how I diagnose the problem, verify the numbers, and make the next decision clearer.

Concrete Each sample starts with a real finance problem and a usable operating output.
Sanitized Company records, credentials, payroll, customer data, and transaction detail stay private.
Explainable I can walk through assumptions, controls, decisions, and limits in an interview.

Dashboards

Two reporting surfaces from my work. They show how I turn sales and protocol data into clear, usable views rather than static analysis.

Deeper systems work

These case studies show what happens behind the reporting layer: how I reconstruct the source, control the close, and keep human judgment visible.

Controller work

Controller Review & Close Control

An anonymized case on turning incomplete finance records into a clear close position, a controlled action package, and a repeatable process.

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Finance operations

FinanceOps Warehouse

A client-isolated system that turns provider data into canonical facts, close controls, work queues, and traceable evidence.

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Close operations

Close Operations Platform

Missing-bill detection, explainable GL coding review, and owner-statement workflow on one client-scoped stack.

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First month

Finance Diagnostic

A practical entry plan for stabilizing cash, close, reporting, and decision cadence in a lean company.

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Choose the role lane

Every version uses the same chronology and evidence. The difference is which work appears first.

Specialized versions

Proof standard

I use the same standard here that I use in finance work: make the source, scope, and limits clear.

01 Claims stay traceable

Public outcomes connect to sanitized artifacts, tested systems, or source records.

02 Private data stays private

Raw company records and identifying transaction details are excluded or redacted.

03 Limits stay visible

Work samples distinguish verified results, operating methods, and illustrative presentation.

Contact

If you need finance that helps answer what happens next, email me or connect on LinkedIn.