Top Finance Jobs in Japan

Own strategic enterprise accounts in Japan by building executive relationships, developing long-term account strategies, creating customer-focused plans, and proposing Zscaler cloud security solutions. Collaborate with Customer Success, Enablement, Architecture, and global teams to drive digital transformation, acquire customers, accelerate pipelines, and deliver sustained sales results.

Supports institutional client billing and Japan Controllers activities, including invoicing, revenue and cash accounting, accounts receivable monitoring, statutory and regulatory reporting, tax, treasury, and accounts payable support. The role requires collaboration across Sales, Operations, Legal, and Finance teams, strong control awareness, Japanese and English communication skills, and proficiency in Excel and Oracle.

Performs moderately complex financial analysis, reporting, forecasting, and business analytics for Japan channel finance. Partners with business leaders, supports financial initiatives, interprets accounting processes and policies, evaluates business issues, and makes recommendations. Maintains knowledge of financial processes and business operations while ensuring accurate results and alignment with organizational goals.

Provides technical and domain expertise during sales cycles for ServiceNow solutions. Leads discovery workshops, product demonstrations, customer technical discussions, competitive analysis, and solution positioning. Partners with sales, product management, marketing, channel partners, and professional services to build pipeline, achieve territory revenue goals, improve products, and support executive briefings and industry events.

Oversee the Japanese subsidiary’s accounting, month-end close, statutory reporting, tax filings, budgeting, forecasting, controlling, treasury, cash flow, intercompany financing, audits, and financial compliance. Coordinate internal and external accountants, support group consolidation, improve finance processes and controls, and serve as the key liaison between the subsidiary and Prague headquarters.

Supports the FP&A team with financial reporting, P&L and variance analysis, KPI tracking, budgeting, forecasting, expense monitoring, investment analysis, and ad hoc requests. The intern helps coordinate with departments, prepares reports and presentations for leadership, and maintains financial documentation. The role requires strong Excel and PowerPoint skills, analytical ability, attention to detail, and bilingual English-Japanese communication.

Coordinates end-to-end PMO activities across Logistics and Finance, including project governance, planning, reporting, budget tracking, risk management, and stakeholder coordination. Supports logistics, customer service, after-sales, process improvement, vendor management, and financial performance initiatives. Develops dashboards and management reports, monitors KPIs, tracks costs and benefits, and drives cross-functional execution and process standardization.

Perform monthly, quarterly, and annual financial close activities, reconciliations, reporting, tax compliance, audit coordination, fixed asset and lease accounting, treasury-related accounting, intercompany transactions, and transfer pricing support. Support financing, acquisitions, project finance, budgeting, and process improvements while preparing IFRS and JGAAP reporting and coordinating with auditors, advisors, lenders, and internal stakeholders.

Supports product control for Institutional Equity businesses, including P&L and balance sheet reporting, reconciliations, financial analysis, management reporting, and control processes. The role coordinates with Finance, trading desks, Operations, Technology, Risk, and offshore teams to investigate discrepancies, complete recurring deliverables, support month-end close, and improve or automate reporting processes.

Lead Janu Tokyo’s Finance Department, overseeing financial operations, reporting, accounting controls, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, taxation, statutory compliance, audits, and financial analysis. Advise the General Manager, corporate office, owner, and operational leaders on business performance and investment decisions. Develop and manage the Finance Team through supervision, training, cross-training, and succession planning while promoting financial discipline, confidentiality, accountability, and continuous improvement.

Lead Asia Commodities product control for Finance, overseeing daily P&L and attribution, balance sheet, capital, expense, revenue, sales credit, and management reporting. Review Mumbai processes, communicate financial changes to business heads, manage risks and controls, and collaborate with Finance, business, risk, technology, legal, compliance, tax, and accounting teams. The role requires advanced finance expertise, strong Excel and VBA skills, leadership, and at least eight years of relevant experience.

Manage the hotel’s finance and accounting function, including financial controls, reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cash management, cost optimization, capital investment returns, and operational business support. Lead and develop the finance team while improving efficiency through technology and providing financial guidance to the General Manager and hotel operations.

Lead FP&A for LSG Japan, owning budgeting, forecasting, monthly/quarterly reporting, financial and data analysis, risk/opportunity identification, presentation of insights, business partnering with leaders, and building a high-performing finance team.

Partners with business unit leaders on financial strategy, planning, forecasting, budgeting, performance analysis, cost reduction, and operational efficiency. Prepares financial reports, identifies trends and opportunities, compares actual results against budgets, and provides recommendations to support informed business decisions. Collaborates cross-functionally to maintain consistent financial practices and communicates insights clearly to stakeholders.

Leads origination, structuring, execution, and lifecycle management of export and agency finance transactions focused on Japanese government agencies. Develops growth strategies, pricing, marketing plans, ESG solutions, and client relationships; coordinates risk, legal, banking, trade, capital management, and agency stakeholders. Oversees documentation, approvals, closing, booking, amendments, and revenue mapping while supporting EAF Japan strategy and managing transactors.

Lead finance, regulatory, and statutory operations for Wise’s Japan entities. Responsibilities include capital adequacy monitoring, client fund segregation, regulatory submissions, JGAAP statutory reporting, IFRS-to-JGAAP reconciliation, audits, tax coordination, banking administration, vendor management, forecasting, financial analysis, internal controls, and Board reporting. The role partners with Product, Compliance, Banking, Expansion, Regional Finance, and Group Finance teams and may support regional expansion.

Leads Japan’s finance function across FP&A, controllership, compliance, business partnering, risk management, and team leadership. The role manages budgeting, forecasting, reporting, investments, pricing, cash flow, working capital, audits, internal controls, tax, and finance process improvements while advising leadership and collaborating with regional and global finance teams.

Manage hotel finance and accounting activities, including accounts payable and receivable, payment verification, journal entries, invoice processing, expense reviews, financial data management, reporting, and support for monthly and annual closing. The role also assists with internal audits, compliance activities, and general Finance department administration while collaborating with hotel departments.

Supports hotel finance and accounting operations, including accounts payable and receivable, payment verification, journal entries, invoice processing, expense reviews, financial reporting, month-end and year-end close support, and internal audit compliance. Collaborates with front desk and hotel departments while maintaining accurate financial records. No prior accounting experience is required, making this an entry-level opportunity for candidates interested in developing a hotel finance career.

Leads local implementation of the Future of Finance strategy, driving transformation, capability development, governance, communications, and adoption of global initiatives. Partners with finance, HR, communications, and change-management teams to align priorities, build skills, manage behavior change, and deliver sustainable improvements across a multicultural, matrixed organization.

Leads end-to-end finance for Fanatics’ Asian business across Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia. Oversees accounting, treasury, banking, tax, compliance, FP&A, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, controls, and statutory filings. Partners with regional leadership on commercial strategy, investments, M&A, and market development while managing and developing the local finance team. Builds scalable financial infrastructure, governance, dashboards, and process improvements across a regulated, multi-currency environment.

Manages Indonesia’s end-to-end finance function, including month-end close, reconciliations, management reporting, tax filings, audit coordination, intercompany accounting, payments, cash flow, payroll support, and financial controls. Partners with regional leaders, offshore finance teams, auditors, tax advisors, and HR to ensure accurate reporting and compliance. Serves as a finance systems champion and subject matter expert while driving process improvements and operational efficiency.

Supports the Finance Manager in delivering client financial services, including purchase order administration, expense tracking, accrual validation, month-end closing, budget variance analysis, vendor contract procedures, fixed asset management, audit and tax responses, and cross-functional coordination with operations and procurement teams.

Drive net-new enterprise revenue by prioritizing and closing opportunities in an assigned territory. Develop account strategies, prospect and manage complex deal cycles, coordinate with presales and internal teams, position Workday’s financial solutions, build executive relationships, negotiate with C-suite stakeholders, and maintain accurate pipeline and forecast data.

The Finance Controller will oversee Japan’s finance and accounting activities, including financial reporting, statutory compliance, audits, internal controls, shared-service processes, business partnering, and accounting operations. The role also leads the finance team and supports ad hoc finance initiatives. Candidates need extensive finance and accounting experience, strong knowledge of Japanese accounting and tax requirements, multinational company experience, and preferably manufacturing, CPA, or shared-service experience.