Top Senior Level Finance Jobs

The Analyst, Commercial Finance role involves analyzing commercial trends and translating them into actionable business impacts. Responsibilities include developing data analytics methodologies, creating commercial demand forecasts, and conducting competitive research to assess risks and opportunities. The position aims to support GlobalFoundries' strategic finance and sales initiatives through effective collaboration and communication.

As a Senior Accounting Analyst focusing on Concur, you'll support employees in the Expense Reporting System, prepare divisional reports, resolve system issues, collaborate with departments for improvements, conduct training for new users, and ensure compliance with company policies. You'll also engage in M&A activities and perform user acceptance testing for system updates.

The Accounting Manager at Revivn will lead financial operations, manage AP/AR, ensure compliance, and optimize accounting processes. Responsibilities include preparing financial statements, providing insights for decision-making, and collaborating with internal teams. This role plays a critical part in shaping financial strategies at the company.

The Senior Financial Analyst will collaborate with multiple teams to analyze financial data, develop reporting tools, and drive insights that contribute to improved business performance. Responsibilities include financial modeling, variance analysis, and market research, as well as supporting strategic planning and mergers.

As a Senior Project Finance Controller, you will oversee financial management for projects, ensure timely reporting of financial results, manage budgets, and identify financial risks. You will also coordinate project administration and logistics, provide financial advice to project management, and liaise with clients and partners.

The Tax Manager will lead and manage a client book consisting of individuals and entities, prepare and review various tax returns, research tax issues, mentor staff, and build client relationships while contributing to business development.

The Regional Controller is responsible for overseeing regional accounting processes, managing month-end closes, supervising a team of accountants, ensuring accurate financial reporting, and maintaining internal controls. The role involves coordination with tax, audit, and various finance teams to support compliance and process improvements.