Top Corporate Finance Jobs

Oversee major areas of corporate accounting, support senior leadership, improve accounting quality and delivery speed, document technical conclusions, build cross-functional partnerships, and implement technology-enabled process improvements. The role requires strong judgment, communication, organizational skills, and experience scaling accounting operations through systems, process enhancements, automation, and controls.

Lead digital payments and lending partnerships with major technology and fintech companies. Responsibilities include developing partnership strategy, evaluating and negotiating commercial deals, managing partner relationships, building business cases, monitoring industry trends, coordinating cross-functional stakeholders, and ensuring compliant execution. The role collaborates with senior executives and requires strong analytical, communication, relationship-building, and project management skills.

Designs and maintains Power BI dashboards and scalable analytics solutions for Corporate Finance, including consolidated P&L reporting. Builds Databricks pipelines, semantic models, financial calculations, and reusable metrics while ensuring data quality, security, performance, and operational reliability. Partners with Finance and technical teams to translate requirements into governed BI solutions. Supports FP&A processes such as budgeting, forecasting, revenue, margin, and financial close reporting, using AI-assisted tools to improve analytics workflows.

Own the company-wide consolidated P&L forecast, executive and Board reporting, cost-saving initiatives, finance process automation, AI integration, and quarterly close and earnings support. Partner with cross-functional leaders to improve profitability, adapt forecasting frameworks, and identify risks and opportunities. Build and mentor a high-performing finance team while ensuring accurate financial reporting and strategic decision support.

Own general ledger areas and monthly, quarterly, and annual close activities, including journal entries, reconciliations, adjustments, and supporting documentation. Analyze financial results, explain variance drivers, and partner with FP&A and cross-functional teams. Use NetSuite, AI, and automation to improve accounting workflows, strengthen controls, resolve outstanding items, and drive scalable process improvements under US GAAP.

Leads the global Corporate Accounting function, including multi-entity month-end close, general ledger, treasury operations, consolidation, policies, controls, and external audit support. Manages accounting leaders and drives process improvement and automation using NetSuite and AI-enabled close tools. Partners with Technical Accounting, Finance, and Tax to implement accounting guidance and scale systems, workflows, and controls while ensuring accurate U.S. GAAP reporting.

Supports Corporate Finance, investor relations, capital markets, strategic transactions, executive reporting, and CFO office activities. Responsibilities include financial modeling, forecasting, valuation, liquidity and capital structure analysis, earnings and investor materials, stakeholder coordination, disclosure support, meeting logistics, travel arrangements, document workflows, and AI-enabled finance process improvements.

Leads corporate accounting operations, including financial close, general ledger, treasury, insurance, equity compensation, intercompany accounting, debt accounting, reconciliations, and reporting. Oversees internal controls, audits, compliance, technical accounting guidance, policy development, process improvement, and staff mentorship while partnering with cross-functional teams to support accurate financial reporting and business decisions.

Manage corporate accounting operations across multiple entities, including journal entries, reconciliations, schedules, reporting, controls, audits, and process improvements. Lead automation and AI-enabled accounting initiatives, mentor team members, and collaborate across Finance. The role requires strong GAAP and internal-controls knowledge, audit readiness, accounting software and Excel proficiency, and on-site collaboration in a fast-paced environment.

Lead corporate FP&A analytics and reporting, manage Hyperion/TM1/Power BI/SAP-based forecasting and monthly close, develop annual budget, optimize cash flow and working capital, enforce controls and SOPs, coordinate audits, and supervise finance staff.

Leads financial analysis and team management focused on subscriber profitability, financial risk, revenue and cost forecasting, M&A due diligence, valuation modeling, and executive reporting. Partners with operational teams to optimize margins, support growth initiatives, and translate complex financial data into actionable insights. Requires advanced Excel expertise, financial modeling and valuation knowledge, data analytics proficiency, and experience managing and developing teams.

Leads financial modeling, valuation, due diligence, and strategic analysis for mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures, capital projects, and commercial agreements. Evaluates growth opportunities, competitive landscapes, strategic fit, and investment risks; supports deal structuring, negotiation, execution, and integration. Presents recommendations to senior leaders and external stakeholders while mentoring team members. Requires strong corporate finance, Excel valuation modeling, communication, and oil and natural gas industry knowledge.

Supports Thermo Fisher’s global corporate development strategy by evaluating acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures, and investments. Responsibilities include financial modeling, valuation, pro forma analysis, due diligence, transaction execution, integration planning, competitive research, SEC filing analysis, and strategic presentations to senior leadership.

The Corporate Controller owns the internal controls framework, audit readiness, lender and covenant reporting, and financial governance. This role leads control design, testing, remediation, external audit relationships, GAAP integrity, and financial-risk escalation. It also advises on ERP, technology, and process transformations through a controls lens. The position requires professional-services billing knowledge, hands-on transaction-level investigation, executive communication, and influence without direct line management.

Leads Coherent’s corporate development and growth strategy through mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, partnerships, joint ventures, and strategic investments. Responsibilities include opportunity sourcing, market analysis, valuation, financial modeling, due diligence, negotiation, transaction execution, executive presentations, and post-acquisition integration planning. Partners with senior leaders and cross-functional teams to identify growth opportunities, evaluate technologies and markets, and create shareholder value.

The Senior Accountant manages month-end close activities across multiple entities and locations, including balance sheet, bank, intercompany, payroll, inventory, revenue, and lease reconciliations. The role prepares financial reporting, flux analyses, audit schedules, and internal controls documentation; reviews accounts payable and credit card activity; and supports process improvements. The position requires collaboration with operational leaders and oversight of specialty drug inventory accounting, vendor credits, and multi-site financial data.

Manages corporate accounting operations across 25+ entities, including monthly close, US GAAP reporting, consolidations, intercompany accounting, treasury, cash management, reconciliations, audits, lender reporting, and financial integrations. Leads accounting personnel, supports system upgrades, researches technical accounting matters, improves procedures, and partners with finance teams and leadership to strengthen compliance and reduce audit risk.

Supports corporate development initiatives involving market, industry, and company research; financial analysis; acquisition and investment evaluation; competitive benchmarking; due diligence; investment committee materials; pipeline tracking; portfolio reporting; and strategic partnerships. The intern also maintains department resources, supports process improvements, collaborates with internal stakeholders, and prepares materials using Microsoft Office.

Supports corporate development activities including financial modeling, M&A and investment analysis, market research, strategic planning, transaction coordination, executive presentations, and due diligence. The intern evaluates acquisition and partnership opportunities, analyzes financial and market data, prepares leadership materials, and collaborates with internal stakeholders and external advisors.

Supports corporate development transactions, including M&A, divestitures, joint ventures, and strategic investments. Responsibilities include financial modeling, valuation, target analysis, due diligence, data room management, stakeholder coordination, executive presentations, transaction documentation, and post-closing integration and synergy planning.

Records and reconciles client receivables, billings, payments, chargebacks, maintenance fees, and management fees. Performs month-end close activities, distributes invoices, follows up on outstanding items, conducts research, generates reports, and responds to inquiries. Requires strong Excel skills, including pivot tables and VLOOKUP, along with experience in high-volume accounts receivable and accounting systems.

Director-level finance business management role overseeing Accounting Firm Relationship Management with Deloitte and EY. Responsibilities include audit relationship management, contract and independence oversight, funding requests, accruals, invoice approvals, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, allocations, risk assessments, governance, executive communications, and GCC space and people initiatives. The role partners globally across Finance and the firm, manages significant deliverables, identifies risks, and supports strategic organizational goals.

Leads enterprise and corporate FP&A, including budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, KPI reporting, financial analysis, executive and Board reporting, investor communications, and M&A integration support. Partners with Controllership and business leaders to ensure GAAP-aligned reporting and actionable insights. Owns enterprise financial narratives, scenario analysis, and performance frameworks while standardizing and automating reporting through OneStream. Builds scalable FP&A capabilities and leads, develops, and mentors the FP&A organization.

The Senior Accountant will support corporate month-end, quarter-end, and year-end close activities, including journal entries, accruals, reconciliations, variance analysis, and general ledger accuracy. The role also assists with financial reporting, management requests, process improvements, internal controls, ERP enhancements, and automation initiatives. Candidates should have accounting experience, strong US GAAP and Excel skills, and ERP and BlackLine familiarity.

Oversee monthly close activities for multiple entities, including bank and loan reconciliations, journal entries, subsidiary schedules, financial statements, cash transactions, and construction loan draws. Prepare job cost reports, maintain construction contract records, support payables process improvements, and complete corporate accounting projects. The role requires strong accuracy, financial analysis, and familiarity with construction or real estate accounting.