Top Corporate Finance Jobs

Manage corporate tax engagements from planning through completion, including tax compliance, consulting, and ASC 740 income tax provision work. Review tax returns, research tax matters, respond to tax authorities, and identify tax savings opportunities. Supervise, train, and mentor associates and interns while managing client relationships, budgets, and deliverables. Collaborate with tax specialists and client management, maintain confidentiality, and participate in ongoing professional development.

Owner of corporate budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and reporting for cost centers and CapEx. Build driver-based models and business cases, support annual operating plan, and perform ad hoc analyses. Lead procurement and vendor management: negotiate contracts, create vendor ROI frameworks, monitor renewals/usage, enforce governance, and improve procurement processes across Finance, Tech, HR, Legal, and IT.

Leads corporate accounting, headquarters close, consolidation, cash flow, technical accounting, complex transactions, SOX controls, and SEC-compliant financial reporting. Oversees lease accounting, stock-based compensation, restructuring, software and cloud arrangements, audits, accounting policies, and enterprise finance initiatives. Manages three employees and partners with Finance, Tax, Treasury, Legal, FP&A, Internal Audit, SEC Reporting, and external auditors.

Performs capital expenditure accounting, including invoice review, capitalization policy compliance, construction draw processing, general ledger entries, account reconciliations, fixed asset maintenance, depreciation analysis, and month-end, quarterly, and year-end close activities. Uses Oracle ERP to manage fixed assets and CapEx, resolves accounting issues, supports project reporting, and collaborates with Operations, Procurement, and Project Management to improve controls and accounting processes.

Lead and support the full M&A lifecycle, including deal origination, investment thesis development, market analysis, valuation modeling, due diligence, deal-team coordination, and transaction execution. Monitor competitor and market activity, collaborate with senior executives and cross-functional business leaders, and drive complex global transactions from strategy through close. The role requires strong analytical, financial modeling, research, and life sciences market expertise.

The Corporate Controller leads accounting operations, financial reporting, month-end and year-end close, internal controls, audits, tax filings, cash flow, government-contract accounting, indirect rate structures, and billing. The role oversees FAR/DFARS and DCAA compliance, supports budgeting and forecasting, manages accounting staff, maintains financial-system access controls, and partners with HR, Contracts, and Program Management. It also drives process improvements and automation while ensuring accurate reporting to executives, auditors, regulators, and prime contractors.

Conduct internal audit activities, including SOX assessments, financial statement audit support, transaction testing, process walkthroughs, and internal control testing. Identify risks and control deficiencies, recommend resolutions, and collaborate with external auditors and business stakeholders. The role also supports IT audit work, plant and distribution center audits, special projects, and ongoing professional development.

Supports Cheniere’s corporate strategy by building financial models, conducting LNG market research, evaluating organic and inorganic growth opportunities, coordinating strategic development plans, and preparing presentations for senior management and the Board. The role requires quantitative analysis, energy-industry knowledge, strong communication, independent judgment, and advanced Excel and PowerPoint skills.

Leads complex technical accounting and strategic transaction matters, including acquisitions, investments, financing, equity, impairment, consolidation, leases, and financial instruments. Develops authoritative accounting conclusions, memoranda, disclosures, journal entries, close procedures, and controls. Advises senior Finance and business leaders, partners with auditors and cross-functional teams, guides accounting policy changes, and drives implementation of high-priority corporate initiatives.

The Corporate Accountant manages financial records, prepares journal entries, reconciles accounts, supports financial reporting, and enhances accounting processes in a growing organization.

Own AssetWatch’s integrated three-statement model, consolidated forecasting, cash flow and runway planning, reporting, and financial analysis. Prepare monthly, quarterly, board, and investor materials; analyze variances and KPIs; support close, financing scenarios, capital allocation, and planning cycles. Partner with Operational FP&A, Accounting, Operations, and Supply Chain on assumptions, inventory, hardware, and business inputs while improving reporting automation, data validation, and model governance.

Prepare and analyze firmwide forecasts, financial results, earnings materials, budgets, strategic plans, and business-unit performance. Build financial models and valuation analyses, conduct competitor research, and create presentations for senior management, the board, and audit committee. Partner with Business Finance and Investor Relations, improve reporting processes and systems, and provide ad hoc analysis to the CFO and management.

Supports CVS Health’s SOX compliance program through annual audit planning, supervision of SOX testing, evaluation of financial controls, and recommendations for process improvements. Collaborates with business partners, external auditors, management, and cross-functional project teams to strengthen control effectiveness and support organizational transformation. The role requires accounting or auditing experience, analytical skills, communication abilities, and up to 10% travel.

Leads corporate accounting and financial reporting, including technical accounting, M&A purchase accounting, financial statements, SOX controls, audits, IPO readiness, and finance transformation. Oversees complex accounting areas such as debt, derivatives, stock compensation, and intercompany structures. Partners with auditors and cross-functional stakeholders to implement accounting standards, improve reporting timelines, and ensure accurate, compliant reporting across a global multi-ERP environment.

Own corporate development and investor relations for an advanced nuclear energy company. Responsibilities include evaluating partnerships, acquisitions, financings, and project opportunities; building valuation and deal models; coordinating diligence; preparing executive, board, and investor materials; managing investor communications and data rooms; conducting market intelligence; and supporting fundraising and capital formation.

Leads Intermedia’s global accounting organization and financial reporting operations, including GAAP compliance, audits, tax, internal controls, revenue accounting, close processes, and business combinations. Partners with executive leadership on strategy, projections, growth initiatives, and operational improvement. Builds and mentors a high-performing global team while advancing technology-enabled automation and process efficiency across the CFO organization.

Supports mortgage rate-lock and pricing activities by reviewing requests, processing locks and changes, maintaining loan and investor data, monitoring expirations, reconciling reports, and assisting Accounting and Post Closing. The role answers routine pricing questions, identifies discrepancies, follows established procedures, protects confidential information, and collaborates with mortgage, operations, underwriting, processing, and capital markets teams while developing mortgage and secondary-market expertise.

Leads global, multi-entity accounting operations as a hands-on player-coach. Oversees financial close, reporting, U.S. GAAP, ASC 606 revenue recognition, cash forecasting, treasury, controls, audits, and accounting staff development. Drives automation, ERP optimization, systems integration, and scalable process improvements while partnering with Finance leadership and cross-functional stakeholders.

Build financial models for budgeting, strategic planning, valuation, and M&A transactions; develop executive and board materials; analyze performance, markets, competitors, and growth opportunities; and support cross-functional strategic initiatives. The role partners with finance, operations, and executive leadership while improving forecasting systems and data transparency. It requires strong analytical judgment, communication, organization, and the ability to manage multiple high-visibility projects.

Supports Resolve Pain Solutions’ inorganic growth strategy through acquisitions, partnerships, and de novo expansion. Responsibilities include sourcing opportunities, maintaining M&A pipelines, conducting financial analysis and valuation, coordinating diligence and transaction workstreams, managing stakeholder communications, and preparing executive summaries and investment materials. The role works closely with the CEO, senior leadership, physician partners, advisors, and cross-functional teams from initial screening through transaction closing.

Supervises branch accounts payable clerks and supports accounting operations. Audits and enters invoices, assigns expenses to general ledger accounts, imports and posts invoices, processes checks and ACH payments, prepares expense allocations, reconciles bank and clearing accounts, and posts selected driver commission transactions.

Lead monthly, quarterly, and annual close activities for corporate entities, including journal entries, reconciliations, financial statements, variance analysis, and U.S. GAAP compliance. Support corporate and real estate accounting, audits, internal controls, tax and regulatory reporting, process improvements, automation, system implementations, and finance transformation initiatives. Partner cross-functionally and mentor less experienced accounting team members.

Lead corporate development activities including mergers, acquisitions, and investment modeling; structure complex problems, synthesize large information sets, provide recommendations, prioritize and manage multiple workstreams, and obtain necessary security clearance.

The intern will support investor relations, conduct financial analysis, prepare presentations, perform market research, and assist in bond governance.

Lead the full finance function: produce audit-ready monthly financials, manage weekly 12-month cash forecasts, drive budgeting and forecasting, implement automation and ERP/reporting solutions, document SOPs, create financial dashboards, partner cross-functionally, and improve profitability and EBITDA.