Top Finance Jobs in Ann Arbor, MI

The Finance Analyst will maintain financial models, prepare forecasts, analyze variances, and support leadership in decision-making and financial visibility.

The role involves guiding customers through onboarding, building financial models, conducting customer training sessions, and improving user experiences.

Serve as the first GTM finance business partner, building forecasting, KPIs (CAC, LTV, payback), pricing and P&L models, headcount and commission modeling, monthly and annual planning, and systems/tooling to support Sales and Marketing decision-making and ROI-driven growth.

Manage and expand existing equipment finance relationships in the construction vertical across a multi-state territory. Originate new financing opportunities, assess borrower credit and collateral, provide industry intelligence, support senior management with sales training, and ensure adherence to risk, regulatory, and internal control standards.

Lead strategic financial analysis and the integrated 3-statement Long Range Plan. Build investor-grade models, valuations, and cash/liquidity forecasts. Support fundraising and M&A diligence, benchmark competitors, and partner with leadership and FP&A to align short- and long-term financial planning.

Own budgeting, forecasting, and long-range planning; prepare monthly/quarterly/annual financial reports and variance analyses; manage cash flow forecasting and month/year-end close with external accountants; build financial models, KPIs, dashboards, and business cases; support audits, tax filings, fundraising, board reporting, and automation of reporting processes.

Serve as outsourced accountant and financial advisor for a portfolio of schools. Manage full-cycle accounting (AP, payroll, grants), close books, prepare monthly financial statements, support annual audits and 990 preparation, liaise with authorizers/SEAs, analyze and model financial issues, and provide high-quality client service while supporting internal team growth.

Act as an outsourced CFO for a portfolio of 5-8 schools: build budgets and multi-year forecasts, advise school leaders and boards on strategic financial decisions, analyze and model financial issues, provide client-facing guidance, mentor finance specialists/analysts, lead audits, and contribute to internal finance product development and best practices.

Lead the finance function at Hadley Designs by building scalable systems, managing cash flow, and driving profitability to support growth.

Leads financial reporting, accounting operations, compliance, budgeting, forecasting, treasury, risk management, audits, payroll, internal controls, and financial analysis. Partners with executive leadership, joint ventures, government agencies, insurers, and unions to support operational decisions and improve margins. Oversees accounting policies, government contracting requirements, payroll for more than 600 employees, and annual 401K and CPA audits.

Support strategic financial planning through building and maintaining financial models, preparing reports and presentations, partnering with cross-functional teams, handling custom pricing requests and negotiations, analyzing pricing and market trends, and contributing to special projects to support company growth.

The Head of Finance will manage financial operations, ensure compliance, support strategic finance, and partner with the CEO on financial planning and board reporting.

Lead AI-enabled financial planning and strategic analysis, build data-backed business cases, refine unit economics, deliver executive-level insights, integrate ML into FP&A, and track KPIs to drive profitability and strategic decisions.

The Sales Finance Manager will oversee financial strategy, planning, budgeting, and performance tracking, collaborating with department leaders and managing a finance team.

The VP of Finance will develop budgets, assist with strategic planning, provide financial analyses, and support business operations, ensuring alignment with financial deliverables.

Own FP&A for a high-growth AI grocery startup: build and run forecasting, budgeting, and long-range plans; analyze variances; develop KPIs and dashboards; partner cross-functionally; prepare board-quality analysis; model scenarios for strategic decisions; and drive AI-enabled process improvements.

Own Tiny Health’s finance function, including monthly close, forecast-to-actual reconciliation, driver-based forecasting, annual planning, financial systems implementation, capital allocation, and executive financial reporting. Lead monthly business reviews and support fundraising decisions. Initially operate hands-on across finance, then hire and develop a controller and FP&A analyst while becoming a strategic financial partner to company leadership.

Partner with Sales, Credit Risk, Legal, Product, and Capital Markets to model and price credit deals, build life-of-loan portfolio and vintage models, stress-test revenue-share and capital scenarios, support sponsor bank and capital provider pitches, lead deal reviews, and develop AI-enabled tools and dashboards to scale credit deal modeling and decisioning.

Lead budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning and month/quarter/year-end close for Branson Americas. Prepare financial analysis, KPI trend analysis, maintain internal controls and U.S. GAAP compliance, produce management presentations, and coordinate with Global Financial Services. Minimal travel to Mexico/Costa Rica; U.S. work authorization required.

Partner with Marketing to lead budgeting, forecasting, and financial analysis. Build scenario-based models, deliver budget-vs-actual reporting, identify cost optimization, and provide data-driven recommendations to senior leadership using AI and automation tools.

Own financial performance for a portfolio of clinics: forecasting, monthly reporting, variance analysis, owner payments, gross margin and COGS optimization. Partner with practice owners and success managers to drive actionable improvement plans, build AI-powered automations and finance tooling in GitHub, and translate analysis into realized P&L outcomes.

Own the Credit Card business unit’s P&L, forecasting, variance analysis, reporting, planning, and unit economics. Partner with Credit, Product, Marketing, and Data Science leaders to evaluate initiatives, interpret portfolio performance, identify risks and opportunities, and guide strategic decisions. Build dashboards and automated reporting, improve AI-enabled finance workflows, and present financial insights to executive and board-level audiences.

Lead the full finance function: produce audit-ready monthly financials, manage weekly 12-month cash forecasts, drive budgeting and forecasting, implement automation and ERP/reporting solutions, document SOPs, create financial dashboards, partner cross-functionally, and improve profitability and EBITDA.

Support finance and operations by building financial models, forecasting, and evaluating partnerships, token economics, M&A, and new product initiatives. Manage outsourced accounting, treasury operations, budgeting, entity structuring, fund disbursements, and improvements to payments and reporting systems while preparing internal and board materials.

Own day-to-day bookkeeping and monthly close, reconcile bank accounts, stablecoin wallets and exchanges, record journal entries, maintain subledgers, implement and manage crypto-specific accounting tools, reconcile on-chain activity to the general ledger, support tax/audit prep, and oversee vendor/payroll/corporate spend operations.