Top CFO Jobs

Own the monthly close and independent financial sign-off for a profitable $22 million company. Review machine-prepared books, resolve exceptions, reconcile bank and card statements, oversee revenue recognition, maintain the general-ledger mirror, and deliver clean tax handoffs. Build the 13-week cash forecast and operating budget, monitor spending and reserves, and write a concise monthly financial readout for the founder. This is a remote, 10–15-hour-per-week 1099 contract role with fixed close-week responsibilities.

The job description provides no specific responsibilities or qualifications for the Chief Financial Officer Designate role. It primarily highlights T-Mobile’s compensation, benefits, career development, equal opportunity, and accommodation policies.

Serve as a trusted HR advisor to senior leaders in the Office of the CFO, driving workforce strategy, org design, compensation and performance cycles, succession planning, and large-scale change. Use data and business acumen to diagnose issues, recommend actions, and lead execution with COEs and stakeholders to deliver measurable talent outcomes and leader accountability.

Provides outsourced CFO services to nonprofit clients, including financial policy, strategic planning, capital planning, risk management, budgeting, cash-flow forecasting, KPI analysis, financial administration, audit coordination, and board engagement. The role manages multiple client engagements, develops client relationships, oversees financial records and staff, and serves as a financial thought leader. It requires substantial accounting leadership experience, with hybrid work and client-site collaboration in New York.

Leads Finance and Administrative Services, overseeing accounting, treasury management, payroll, purchasing, inventory, member billing, budgeting, forecasting, and financial controls. Advises the CEO and Board, ensures compliance with lending and government requirements, manages departmental goals and staff, and develops financial policies and procedures. The role requires extensive accounting and financial management experience, CPA certification, supervisory leadership, and knowledge of utility financing and regulatory requirements.

The Chief Financial Officer oversees financial and accounting operations, reporting, budgeting, audits, internal controls, cash flow, accounts payable and receivable, payroll, fixed assets, and compliance. The CFO advises the CEO on financial strategy, leads cost-control and efficiency initiatives, and supervises accounting and business office staff. The role requires at least three years as a healthcare Controller and a bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, or a related field.

Leads strategic FP&A, finance transformation, transaction diligence, post-acquisition integration, and carve-out engagements for middle-market and private equity-backed clients. Designs budgeting, forecasting, financial models, KPI dashboards, reporting frameworks, and finance process improvements. Advises CFOs and sponsors, supports interim FP&A leadership, recommends ERP and planning technologies, mentors teams, and contributes to business development and thought leadership.

Chief Financial Officer responsible for enterprise-wide financial strategy, budgeting, forecasting, accounting, treasury, procurement, grants management, audit, compliance, reporting, and long-range planning. Advises executive leadership and governing bodies, oversees complex operating and capital budgets, manages senior finance teams, and partners with government and external stakeholders in a highly regulated nonprofit environment.

The CFO leads Brookings’ financial strategy, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, audit, compliance, treasury, investments, and risk management. Reporting to the President, this executive advises the leadership team and Board, supports fiduciary governance, oversees the transition to a centralized finance model, and leads a high-performing finance organization. The role also manages external financial relationships and uses data, technology, and AI to strengthen decision-making and institutional effectiveness.

Interim CFO responsible for cash flow forecasting, working capital improvement, monthly close and reporting discipline, sponsor and lender reporting, covenant compliance, budgeting, forecasting, KPI architecture, and board communication. The role requires stabilizing an under-resourced finance function, developing the team, and supporting events such as covenant issues, ERP conversions, or exits. Manufacturing cost accounting, private equity portfolio experience, lender relations, and hands-on cash management are essential.

The Chief Financial Officer will lead Finance and Accounting while serving as a strategic advisor to executive leadership and the board. Responsibilities include financial strategy, budgeting, forecasting, construction accounting, WIP, job costing, cash flow, treasury, working capital, banking, surety, capital planning, controls, systems improvement, and finance team development. The CFO will partner with operations to evaluate project profitability, labor, equipment, risk, and enterprise value.

The Chief Financial Officer oversees corporate financial operations across multiple sites and divisions. Responsibilities include financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow management, accounting systems, regulatory filings, financial analysis, investment tracking, and internal controls. The CFO leads the Accounting Department, supervises staff, supports executive decision-making, develops Board presentations, and advises the President/CEO on profitability and growth. The role requires strong accounting expertise, leadership, analytical ability, and experience managing multi-site or nonprofit organizations.

Leads company strategy, resource allocation, product economics, pricing, capital markets, fundraising, debt, M&A, board and investor relations, and finance organization growth. Partners with the CEO and management team to scale the payments business, optimize long-term value creation, negotiate with financial partners, and develop AI-enabled finance operations.

The Senior Manager, CFO Strategic Advisory will lead finance modernization projects, manage client and internal communications, oversee project budgets, and mentor junior staff. Responsibilities include overseeing accounting teams, delivering financial guidance, and leading digital finance transformations while ensuring high-quality client service.

Leads financial strategy, budgeting, accounting, revenue cycle management, grants, contracts, insurance, audits, compliance, and risk management for a community health center. Partners with executive leadership and the Board on financial planning, performance improvement, reporting, and long-term sustainability. Oversees finance and accounting teams, ensures compliance with GAAP, HRSA, nonprofit, IRS, and grant requirements, and manages financial systems, controls, and operational efficiency initiatives.

Leads client-facing strategic finance consulting engagements, managing workstreams, client relationships, deliverables, and project teams. Advises organizations on FP&A, accounting, finance transformation, finance technology, and cash, cost, and capital management. Develops financial models, presents recommendations, identifies value-creation and business-development opportunities, and contributes to practice methodologies. Coaches junior staff and supports client pursuits.

Provides high-level administrative support to the CFO and Head of Strategy and Investor Relations. Responsibilities include complex calendar and meeting management, executive travel coordination, confidential document preparation, stakeholder communication, finance leadership meeting optimization, and investor relations conference planning. The role requires discretion, independent judgment, strong organization, advanced Microsoft Office and collaboration-tool skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities under tight deadlines.

Leads the hospital’s financial operations, including budgeting, forecasting, accounting, compliance, audits, cash flow, financial strategy, and revenue cycle management. Advises the CEO and Board, supports strategic planning, oversees financial controls and cost management, collaborates with department and clinical leaders, negotiates benefits, and provides administrative oversight when needed.

Provide outsourced CFO and accounting support to hedge fund and private equity clients. Responsibilities include reviewing NAVs, allocations, investor statements, reconciliations, fees, and incentive calculations; preparing financial statements; coordinating auditors and service providers; supporting onboarding; performing financial analysis and modeling; and improving accounting processes.

Provides outsourced CFO support to hedge fund and private equity clients. Responsibilities include reviewing NAVs, allocations, investor statements, reconciliations, fees, incentive allocations, and financial statements; coordinating with auditors and service providers; supporting onboarding; performing financial analysis and modeling; researching accounting principles; and improving client processes.

Provides outsourced CFO and accounting support to hedge fund and private equity clients. Responsibilities include reviewing NAVs, allocations, investor statements, reconciliations, fees, and incentive calculations; preparing financial statements; conducting analysis and modeling; coordinating audits, service providers, onboarding, and client communications; and improving accounting processes and controls.

Provides direct executive support to the Chief Financial Officer and Chief People Officer by managing complex calendars, coordinating meetings and travel, preparing executive materials, tracking action items, handling confidential information, and supporting budgets, invoices, purchase orders, and expenses.

Provide strategic financial leadership to approximately 30 small and mid-sized law firms. Responsibilities include reviewing financial statements, developing forecasts, budgets, cash-flow strategies, and KPI dashboards; improving pricing, margins, and profitability; advising business owners on growth decisions; and building trusted long-term client relationships.

Leads North American finance strategy, financial planning, accounting, treasury, tax, commercial finance, pricing, profitability, controls, compliance, procurement, and real estate. Advises executive leadership on growth, resource allocation, performance, risk, and value creation. Oversees budgeting, forecasting, reporting, cash management, transformation, analytics, and finance technology. Builds a high-performing finance organization, improves operational efficiency and profitability, and partners with global stakeholders in a publicly traded, multinational environment.

Lead finance organization (FP&A, accounting, finance ops) and manage debt capital relationships, covenant compliance, and liquidity planning. Own exit readiness and lead M&A/recapitalization processes, financial reporting, audits, and investor/board communications. Drive budgeting, forecasting, ROI frameworks, controls, and team development in a hands-on player-coach CFO role.