Top Artificial Intelligence Finance Jobs

Lead Mariana Minerals’ finance organization across FP&A, accounting, controllership, treasury, audit, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and financial systems. Partner with executives, project leaders, investors, and the board on capital allocation, financial modeling, and growth planning. Strengthen internal controls, technical accounting, and finance infrastructure while scaling the team and supporting future fundraising and public-company readiness.

Own day-to-day accounting and monthly close activities across U.S. and UK entities. Responsibilities include general ledger oversight, consolidations, intercompany eliminations, foreign currency accounting, revenue recognition, audit support, internal controls, NetSuite workflow optimization, AI-enabled process improvement, and mentoring junior staff.

Manage the full accounts receivable process, including invoicing, collections, payment processing, reconciliations, dispute resolution, aging analysis, compliance reporting, and cash flow optimization. The role also improves AR processes through automation and best practices while collaborating with finance, sales, customers, and auditors. This hybrid position requires Atlanta-area residency and onsite work several times per week.

Owns Tern’s accounting function, including revenue recognition, P&L restructuring, unit economics, month-end close, burn management, tax exposure, commission payouts, and payment-product accounting requirements. This first accounting hire will establish the chart of accounts, controls, processes, and accounting policies for a growing fintech and SaaS business, partnering with finance and engineering while serving as the company’s accounting subject-matter expert.

Supports DHS financial management and federal acquisition activities by maintaining contract files, budgets, spend plans, funding documents, invoices, and acquisition packages. Tracks obligations, commitments, expenditures, supplier performance, and contract renewals; investigates variances and recommends fund reallocations. Facilitates invoice reviews, management meetings, and integrated project teams while preparing reports, presentations, spreadsheets, and budget formulation materials.

Supports finance operations through financial data maintenance, reconciliations, variance investigations, journal entries, month-end close documentation, financial modeling, budgeting, forecasting, and reporting. The role also assists with process improvements and may automate reconciliation tasks using Python or Google Apps Script. It is designed for a recent finance or related-field graduate with strong analytical, organizational, communication, and data manipulation skills.

Manages investment accounting, gift accounting, tax reporting, endowment reporting, financial statement preparation, audits, fund allocations, and finance representative activities. Supervises accounting staff, coordinates tax filings and external auditors, oversees endowment software and income modeling, trains campus users on Workday Financials, and supports process improvements and financial compliance.

Performs advanced general ledger accounting, journal entry preparation and approval, complex reconciliations, financial reporting, close processes, budget analysis, lease accounting under GASB 87 and GASB 96, audit support, compliance monitoring, and financial data analysis. The role supports a complex organization, advises internal departments, manages deadlines, and may review junior staff work.

Owns core accounting operations, including ERP administration, Ramp transactions, accounts payable, balance sheet schedules, payroll entries, bank reconciliations, accounts receivable, flux analysis, and sales and use tax filings. The role ensures accurate financial reporting, GAAP compliance, clean accounting data, timely reconciliations, and effective coordination with vendors and internal stakeholders.

Leads a business operations team and owns nonprofit finance and accounting activities, including month-end close, budgeting, financial reporting, audits, 990 filings, banking, cash-flow forecasting, grant management, and policy development. Partners with program and event teams, supports external organizations, manages vendors, and delivers operational projects. The role requires nonprofit finance leadership, team supervision, forecasting, accounting systems expertise, and strong judgment in a fast-moving environment.