Top Artificial Intelligence Finance Jobs

Supports mergers and acquisitions by analyzing commercial and financial data, evaluating software and SaaS acquisition targets, conducting market research, identifying opportunities, supporting due diligence and deal closings, and coordinating cross-functional execution teams.

Build pricing and risk models for GPU compute markets, including spot and term rates, derivatives, hedges, options, and futures. Develop dynamic pricing from supply, demand, and inventory data; structure new financial products; analyze emerging market conditions; and communicate model outputs to finance, engineering, and commercial stakeholders. The role requires defining methodologies for an early, illiquid asset class and working with messy production data.

Own customer deployments of an AI-powered control-testing platform, including configuration, control prioritization, testing attributes, samples, and integrations. Train and coach internal audit teams, advise on control testing and evidence sufficiency, support AI-assisted audit reviews, resolve customer issues, and relay product feedback to engineering. Build deployment playbooks and help-center content while managing multiple customer accounts.

Manages daily accounting operations, including general ledger maintenance, transaction recording, reconciliations, financial reporting, budgeting support, and month- and year-end close processes. Oversees invoicing, returns, credits, and accounts receivable collections; collaborates with procurement to improve cost efficiency; and supports external accountants and executive management. Requires strong accounting knowledge, analytical ability, organization, communication, and proficiency with QuickBooks, Excel, and Google Sheets.

Lead OpenArt’s finance organization, including financial strategy, FP&A, accounting, tax, treasury, reporting, controls, and financial operations. Partner with the CEO, board, investors, and leadership team on capital allocation, financing, strategic transactions, budgeting, forecasting, unit economics, and business performance. Build scalable finance systems, processes, automation, and a high-performing team to support rapid growth and future financing or strategic opportunities.

Own corporate or GTM P&Ls, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, financial modeling, and planning cadences. Partner with senior leadership on hiring, investments, resource allocation, and SaaS unit economics. Manage and develop a Senior Financial Analyst, administer Adaptive Planning, and implement AI-augmented finance workflows. The role requires advanced driver-based modeling, executive communication, and experience with enterprise planning platforms.

Pylon's first Controller will own month-end close, GAAP financial reporting, AR/AP operations, systems and ERP implementation, internal controls and audit readiness, automation of accounting workflows, and management of auditors, tax advisors, and banking relationships to scale finance operations.

Own full-cycle accounting for five international entities, including month-end close, general ledger reviews, intercompany reconciliations, parallel ERP and QuickBooks accounting, statutory audits, tax compliance, forecasts, variance analysis, and KYC/AML requests. The role coordinates auditors, tax partners, banks, acquirers, and payment service providers across multiple jurisdictions.

Own the company’s accounting and financial operations as its first full-time accounting hire. Build scalable, audit-ready processes; implement and optimize financial systems; manage external accounting, tax, audit, vendor, and government partners; establish expense and procurement policies; and support finance, legal, HR, office, and other cross-functional initiatives. The role requires strong startup judgment, attention to detail, systems expertise, and process automation skills.

The Deal Desk Finance Manager advises sales teams on deal structures and terms, providing finance input to maximize company value while supporting customers and cross-functional teams. The role partners with internal stakeholders to evaluate and structure commercial agreements. Compensation includes base salary, potential bonus, equity, and benefits.