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The Finance Manager supports technology finance portfolios through budgeting, forecasting, expense reporting, variance analysis, cost management, and financial planning. Responsibilities include analyzing vendor, personnel, and technology costs; identifying savings opportunities; preparing leadership and board reporting; advising stakeholders; managing performance metrics; leading finance process improvements; and ensuring regulatory and financial control compliance. The role also provides training, mentorship, and cross-functional financial guidance.

Leads financial planning, forecasting, month-end reporting, cost governance, variance analysis, and business-case development for underground mining operations. Partners with operational teams to provide financial insights, support strategic initiatives, apply cost leadership practices, and guide decisions through data-driven analysis and recommendations. Manages concurrent projects, aligns financial initiatives with strategic objectives, and presents complex financial and operational information to internal stakeholders.

Leads budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis, accounting, billing, recharge administration, internal controls, and capital budget management across university operations. Oversees GAAP compliance, financial close, audits, chart of accounts, funding models, reporting, process improvements, and service pricing. Serves as a liaison to senior finance offices, manages financial staff, supports strategic planning, and standardizes financial practices across departments.

Lead FP&A for M365 and Copilot engineering: build financial models, analyze resource allocation and workforce planning, monitor portfolio health, drive investment decisions, and modernize finance processes using AI, advanced analytics, and automation while partnering with engineering leaders.

Analyzes financial business cases, measures outcomes, calculates product landed costs with Global Logistics, and develops Power BI and Excel reports. Provides recurring and ad hoc analytics, supports business decisions, communicates findings to leadership, and serves as a liaison between IT and business departments.

Leads FP&A, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, variance analysis, month-end close support, financial modeling, and long-range planning for the global supply chain. Partners with finance, supply chain, operations, and senior leaders to drive cost optimization, profitability, operational improvements, and strategic investment decisions. Uses analytics, automation, and AI-enabled tools to improve financial processes and decision-making.

Own corporate financial modeling, forecasting, budgeting, variance analysis, reporting, and investor materials. Build finance automations, reporting pipelines, reconciliation workflows, and reliable data integrations. Partner with department leaders on financial planning and decision-making, manage operational infrastructure including vendors and compliance, and execute delegated CFO workstreams. Support board reporting, fundraising, investor due diligence, and cross-functional strategic initiatives.

Entry-level finance participants complete two to three rotations across finance and accounting functions, including FP&A, manufacturing finance, supply chain finance, treasury, accounting, audit, tax, investor relations, and transformation. Responsibilities include financial analysis, modeling, forecasting, cost analysis, cash-flow monitoring, reporting, earnings materials, process improvement, and cross-functional initiatives. The program also provides mentorship, training, networking, job shadowing, and leadership development.

Finance Manager supporting defense contracts through forecasting, budgeting, long-range planning, financial reporting, variance analysis, EAC and EVM reporting. The role partners with program, manufacturing, supply chain, accounting, contracts, and subcontract teams; supports pricing and proposal activities; maintains financial controls; ensures regulatory compliance; and interfaces with external auditors. The position is onsite in Orlando and requires 5–10% travel, U.S. citizenship, and potential security-clearance eligibility.

Leads budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, financial modeling, management reporting, and business analysis. Partners with Sales and enterprise leaders to evaluate performance, identify risks and opportunities, improve forecasting accuracy, and support strategic decisions. Manages planning data in Adaptive Planning, develops scenario analyses and compensation models, drives reporting automation and process improvements, and leverages generative AI to enhance finance productivity and business outcomes.

Manages billing, budgeting, forecasting, reconciliations, financial reporting, and profitability analysis for client projects and portfolios. Partners with project and account teams on budget-to-actual tracking, service orders, purchase orders, audits, and billing reviews. Provides financial guidance, responds to ad hoc requests, and supports junior staff through coaching, delegation, and feedback.

Support behavioral health finance through AR, cash, and net revenue analysis; prepare monthly ABL borrowing base and reconciliations; maintain RCA/Tableau reports; monitor internal controls; assist audits; produce quarterly analyses and committee materials; perform ad-hoc reporting.

Supports financial planning and investment analysis across semiconductor ALD portfolios. Responsibilities include OpEx and CapEx management, forecasting, variance analysis, headcount planning, financial modeling, business case development, portfolio governance, resource allocation, and executive reporting. Partners with Product Marketing, Engineering, Operations, HR, Accounting, and Finance teams to improve investment decisions, spending discipline, reporting, and finance processes.

Processes and records incoming payments, deposits, revenue transactions, and donor activity. Reconciles cash logs, bank deposits, payment processor reports, donation databases, and accounting systems. Ensures accurate fund coding, documentation, donor restrictions, pledge fulfillment, policy compliance, and timely tax receipts. Provides support to employees, managers, donors, and customers while maintaining confidential records and filing systems.

Leads US Sales Finance FP&A, forecasting, reporting, and strategic analysis across multiple sales organizations. Partners with finance, sales leadership, compensation, rewards, and systems teams on annual planning, commission expense, performance insights, and process improvements. Drives standardization, automation, and global COE capabilities while leading, coaching, and developing a team of finance professionals.

Leads Trade Services strategy, operations, and staff supporting commercial and standby letters of credit, including import and export transactions. Oversees documentary credit review, approvals, settlements, reconciliations, workflows, and team development. Ensures compliance with ICC guidelines, internal policies, and regulatory standards while improving systems and procedures, minimizing risk, and delivering accurate, timely customer service.

Supports financial and accounting outsourcing engagements involving compliance assessments, federal contract and grant management, contract analysis, subcontractor evaluations, pricing, cost analysis, process development, audit support, client training, Excel modeling, and data analysis. Works with clients across industries to manage internal control and regulatory risks.

Supports financial planning, cost control, forecasting, earned value management, and reporting for defense and space programs. Analyzes actuals against plans, develops budgets and estimates to complete, performs cost risk assessments, integrates estimates at completion, reconciles data, and ensures contract compliance with government cost-control requirements. The role is fully onsite in Dulles, Virginia, follows a 9/80 schedule, and requires eligibility for a U.S. Government Secret clearance.

Leads divisional finance for a manufacturing business, overseeing strategic planning, FP&A, budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, cost accounting, inventory valuation, internal controls, and finance operations. Partners with manufacturing and corporate leadership to improve profitability, productivity, resource utilization, and investment decisions. Directs governance, compliance, risk management, and multi-site finance activities while building and developing a high-performing finance organization.

Finance Manager responsible for financial planning, forecasting, budgeting, variance and margin analysis, month-end close, operating metrics, and P&L reporting. The role partners with executives and cross-functional business teams, leads finance-related process improvements and special projects, presents financial insights, and supports revenue and cost performance reviews. Requires strong accounting knowledge, advanced analytical and forecasting skills, and proficiency with Oracle, Hyperion, Excel, ERP systems, and BusinessObjects.

Lead forecasting, budgeting, reporting, and variance analysis. Build financial models and business cases, identify risks and trends, and drive process improvement, automation, and finance transformation. Partner with cross-functional teams to redesign finance and operational processes, develop KPIs and dashboards, and manage projects across a global environment.

Oversees CTSI fiscal operations, including budgeting, forecasting, reconciliations, grant financial management, reporting, resource allocation, compliance, and risk mitigation. Advises leadership, presents financial analyses, supports funding proposals, manages policies and procedures, and coordinates program metrics and NIH, NCATS, and CTSA reporting. The role also supports payroll and HR reconciliation, process improvements, subaward relationships, special projects, and CTSI operations in the Administrative Director’s absence.

The Finance Manager oversees financial operations, develops budgets, manages senior financial analysts, and provides strategic financial recommendations to support organizational objectives.

Tenure-track faculty member responsible for teaching finance courses, maintaining student office hours, advising and mentoring students, developing curriculum, conducting and publishing finance research, involving students in scholarship, and participating in departmental, college, university, and professional service. The role requires accessible instruction, timely communication, administrative compliance, program assessment, outreach, and support for AACSB standards.

Lead design and execution of accounting processes and controls for Microsoft Cloud Supply Chain and fixed assets. Manage month-end close, financial reporting, and multi-billion-dollar asset portfolio. Partner cross-functionally to improve systems, ensure GAAP/IFRS and SOX compliance, and provide insights for financial planning and decision-making.