Top Artificial Intelligence Finance Jobs

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.

Own and improve integrated manufacturing FP&A models covering revenue, production, COGS, margins, capacity, headcount, CapEx, inventory, working capital, and cash. Lead budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, dashboards, investment cases, and actual-to-model reviews. Partner cross-functionally with Operations, Supply Chain, Engineering, Accounting, and executive stakeholders to evaluate expansion, manufacturing tradeoffs, and new product verticals.

Owns end-to-end U.S. multi-state, international, and EOR payroll for more than 500 employees. Responsibilities include payroll processing, tax compliance, year-end filings, equity payroll, reconciliations, audits, controls, reporting, vendor management, and system automation. The role will build scalable payroll infrastructure, establish documentation and workflows, evaluate platforms, support expansion into new jurisdictions, and eventually hire and develop a payroll team.

Build Watney’s finance function from the ground up, including financial planning, budgeting, reporting, cash management, forecasting, and spend-approval processes. The Finance Manager will guide leadership decisions, model cash and capital needs through manufacturing or hardware scale-up, and support site leases, manufacturer builds, and vendor contract negotiations.

Owns procure-to-pay, accounts receivable, expense reporting, general accounting, and NetSuite administration. Responsibilities include vendor onboarding, invoice and payment processes, reconciliations, accruals, financial reporting support, approval policies, segregation-of-duties controls, audit readiness, system integrations, and process automation. Partners with R&D, laboratory, clinical, FP&A, Controller, and CFO teams while potentially leading transactional accounting staff.

Leads Twin Health’s finance function, including close, controls, reporting, compliance, audit readiness, investor relations, board reporting, fundraising, and liquidity-event preparation. Manages Director-level finance leaders, partners with the CFO and VP of Finance on strategic decisions, oversees finance systems and vendors, and scales the team for future growth and transactions.