Top Cybersecurity Finance Jobs

The Strategic Finance Analyst will support budgeting, forecasting, and performance analysis, develop financial models, and provide insights for strategic decisions.

As a Finance Lead, you'll manage financial operations, oversee tax compliance, maintain records, build budgeting models, and provide insights for decision-making.

Supervise the Accounts Receivable team, ensuring accurate billing, collections, reconciliations, and mentoring team members to enhance efficiency.

Perform revenue accounting tasks including ASC 606 revenue recognition, ARR and GAAP reporting, contract review with Sales/Legal, journal entries, reconciliations, analyses, audit support, and ad hoc projects.

Lead insurance accounting and reporting: ensure timely U.S. GAAP financials and statutory filings, manage month-end close and consolidations, oversee reserves/reinsurance accounting and reconciliations, strengthen controls, drive ERP and reporting automation (e.g., NetSuite integrations), support audits, and mentor accounting staff.

Own and scale end-to-end global payroll across the US, Canada, UK and remote employees. Execute payroll cycles, validate compliance and tax reporting, produce analytical payroll reports and KPIs, partner with HR and FP&A, drive process improvements, and serve as primary payroll contact for employees.

Perform audits per Institute of Internal Auditors standards, analyze evidentiary data, assess control adequacy, evaluate subcontract cost allowability, prepare working papers, note issues, adjust audit programs with management approval, and document findings.

Lead RADICL's finance function as the sole finance operator: manage full-cycle accounting, SaaS quote-to-cash, billing, revenue recognition, bank/investor reporting, forecasts, KPI reporting, and build scalable systems, controls, and automation.

The Accounting Intern will assist with financial closing processes, preparing financial statements, month-end reconciliations, and supporting audits. Responsibilities include documenting processes, researching accounting guidance, and performing ad hoc reporting tasks.

The Claims Manager will handle Executive Risk claims, manage vendor relationships, provide assistance to underwriting, and evaluate claims and coverage issues.