Top Corporate Finance Jobs

Prepare valuations for financial reporting, tax, and management planning. Build DCF, capitalized earnings, market multiple and NAV models; analyze financial statements, industry data, and peer metrics; prepare valuation memos and reports; support audit-related valuation reviews using Microsoft Office, Capital IQ, and other financial databases.

The Sr. Corporate Accountant manages core accounting tasks, prepares financial statements, ensures GAAP compliance, and supports operational finance needs. Responsibilities include financial reporting, account reconciliations, and process improvements.

The Corporate Tax Accountant prepares accounting reports, assists in developing automated systems, and provides management with decision-making reports.

As a Principal Financial Analyst, drive annual operating plans, engage in forecasting, and consolidate P&L projections. Collaborate closely with top leadership to present insights and maintain financial models while championing automation initiatives.

The Corporate Development Manager at Marvell will lead M&A and investment strategies, conduct financial analyses, and collaborate with senior leadership to drive strategic initiatives in the technology sector.

The Corporate Finance Intern will assist in fundraising, investor communications, financial modeling, and support strategic financial decisions within the team, gaining hands-on experience in capital raising and investment processes.

The Senior Accountant will handle financial reporting, maintain records, support month-end close processes, prepare statements, and improve accounting functions.

The Director of Corporate Insurance oversees all insurance and risk management processes, leads a team, develops risk strategies, and manages compliance and vendor relationships.

The role involves providing risk solutions and client support in derivatives, including trade execution, client interaction, and process management.

The Corporate Development Manager will oversee mergers and acquisitions, manage workstreams, support deal execution, and engage with stakeholders to drive growth initiatives.

Lead financial operations and accounting processes during growth, ensuring compliance with GAAP, cash management, and financial reporting. Collaborate with teams to implement systems and develop scalable accounting practices.

The Corporate Accounting Leader oversees accounting operations including AR, AP, Payroll, and Manufacturing Cost Accounting, focusing on process standardization and team development.

The Senior Associate will enhance Protolabs' investor relations and corporate development by supporting earnings preparation, strategic analysis, and market evaluation, while managing investor communication and growth opportunities.

The Senior Corporate Auditor supports the corporate audit program by conducting audits, preparing reports, and ensuring compliance with internal controls. Responsibilities include planning audits, providing consultative guidance, and monitoring the implementation of audit recommendations. Travel to various locations for audit projects is required.

Lead and conduct moderate-to-high risk audits to verify financial statement accuracy and internal controls. Scope audits, assess risk, analyze data and samples, document findings, develop recommendations, and communicate results to management to drive process improvement.

Lead accounting, administrative, and corporate operations: manage AP/AR/payroll and month-end close, support cash flow and audits, run administrative staff and policy compliance, drive process improvements and workflow execution, coordinate cross-functional initiatives, and report operational metrics to executive leadership.

Lead M&A strategy and execution including target identification, valuation, diligence, deal negotiation, and board presentations. Develop acquisition theses aligned with product strategy, build financial models, drive joint business planning, and manage integration to realize synergies. Serve as a strategic partner to executive leadership and track post-close metrics to ensure value creation.

The Corporate Insurance Director manages the Bank's insurance programs, ensures financial protection from various risks, develops insurance strategies, oversees claims, and collaborates with stakeholders on risk management.

Lead non-US corporate tax reporting and compliance for assigned territories (notably the UK), prepare and review quarterly and annual tax provisions, support tax audits and transfer pricing oversight, assess cross-border withholding and Pillar Two impacts, and drive tax technology and process improvements while partnering with local finance leaders.

Administer the university travel, Procurement Card (P-Card), and Diners Card programs: maintain policies, manage card issuance and limits, reconcile transactions, ensure compliance with university and state rules, provide training and documentation, monitor vendor performance, and prepare program reports.

The Analyst, Corporate Credit conducts deep financial analysis, develops investment ideas for bonds, and communicates findings to influence investment strategies.

The Analyst will perform fundamental credit analysis on quasi-sovereigns and corporate credits in Emerging Markets, present investment ideas, and monitor credit performance.

The VP of Finance & Corporate Development oversees financial strategy and operations, manages a finance team, and partners with executives on corporate growth and investment opportunities.

The Sr Financial Analyst will support corporate activities in SG&A budgeting, variance analysis, executive reporting, and maintain financial models to aid decision-making and enhance financial processes.

The CMCD Intern will build databases for transactions, evaluate M&A targets, develop financial models, and prepare materials for decision-making.