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Provide SBA and Commercial Real Estate expertise to Business Relationship Managers: identify, structure, price, and close loans; develop referral sources; manage pipeline and client expectations; educate partners on eligibility and products; maintain relationships with SBA offices and adhere to credit policy and SBA procedures.

Lead origination, structuring, execution and post-close management of credit and fund financing transactions focused on infrastructure, sports & media, and asset-backed finance. Partner with Sales, Trading, Global Banking and Private Bank, negotiate terms and documentation, build sector-specific solutions and risk frameworks, and act as a transaction-focused center of expertise across the global structuring organization.

9-week summer internship within Global Finance & Business Management supporting business management, control, financial analysis or project management teams. Perform financial analysis, reporting, controls, data-driven insights, and support cross-firm projects while receiving training and mentorship. Internship may convert to a two-year full-time rotational analyst role.

Lead credit analyst for U.S. project and infrastructure finance transactions across power, energy, and other infrastructure sectors. Perform financial statement analysis and modeling, draft rating reports and committee materials, mentor junior staff, manage issuer and banker relationships, produce topical research, represent the firm externally, and support business development and methodology refinement.

Provides financial leadership for Allergan Aesthetics’ US Commercial business, overseeing planning, forecasting, reporting, SG&A, headcount, capital management, and decision support. Leads Plan, LBE, and LRP processes; standardizes Power BI reporting; develops financial models; oversees OTC, P2P, R2R, and EBE processes; supports cross-portfolio initiatives; and coaches a five-person finance team.

The Finance Intern supports financial operations, reporting, data analysis, and process improvement projects. Responsibilities include assisting with routine finance tasks, analyzing financial data, improving reporting accuracy and processes, managing multiple assignments, and presenting recommendations to senior leadership. The role requires strong Excel skills, analytical ability, attention to detail, communication skills, and confidentiality when handling sensitive financial information.

The Director manages liquidity, capital, and financial risks for a mutual insurance company, overseeing investment operations, banking, and risk governance aligned with long-term objectives.

Lead the Card Tech+ finance team, own budgeting and forecasting, provide strategic financial insights to business partners, analyze cost drivers and financial trajectory, develop associates, and present executive-ready analysis to influence decisions.

Partner with Services leadership to manage annual budgets and monthly forecasts, conduct variance and revenue analysis, model deals and new product cases, support sales/go-to-market finance, and drive process and strategy improvements through financial insights and ad hoc analyses.

Provides budget, finance, accounting, procurement, and administrative support for NOAA ocean exploration teams. Responsibilities include financial reporting, budget reconciliation, variance resolution, spend plans, cost adjustments, system data entry, procurement package development, interagency agreements, and procurement tracking using BAS, FMDS, and G-Invoicing.

Leads FP&A, including budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, financial modeling, KPI development, executive reporting, and performance analysis. Partners with leadership on strategic decisions, oversees accounting and reporting processes, supports cash flow and treasury activities, optimizes financial systems, and improves operational efficiency.

Finance Manager and accounting consultant supporting clients with financial reporting, FP&A, systems implementations, process improvement, compliance, interim leadership, and project management. Responsibilities include managing accounting processes, forecasting, financial modeling, SEC reporting support, internal controls, ERP-related initiatives, workflow redesign, and cross-functional project delivery. The role requires client-facing consulting, strong analytical and communication skills, and the ability to work with senior finance and operating executives across industries.

Provides financial analysis and decision support for co-manufacturing operations. Responsibilities include manufacturing cost reporting, variance analysis, forecasting, budgeting, standard costing, should-cost modeling, productivity tracking, close support, and business-case development. The role partners with Supply Chain, Operations, Accounting, Procurement, R&D, and Finance to improve cost visibility, validate savings, resolve data issues, and translate operational results into actionable recommendations.

Leads Supply Chain Finance for manufacturing and FP&A, owning budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, performance reviews, scenario modeling, cost analysis, productivity tracking, capital investment evaluation, and co-manufacturing finance. Partners with Supply Chain, Operations, Procurement, Accounting, and executive leadership to connect operational performance with financial outcomes. Develops analysts, strengthens planning standards, and provides recommendations on costs, capacity, inventory, working capital, and growth.

The Manager, Supply Chain Finance partners with Innovation and cross-functional teams to assess new product economics. Responsibilities include building product P&Ls, cost proxies, margin scenarios, and financial models; evaluating supply chain, manufacturing, packaging, and commercialization assumptions; guiding stage-gate decisions; tracking risks and cost targets; improving costing governance; and transferring approved economics into forecasts and standard costs. The role also conducts post-launch reviews, supports reformulations and productivity initiatives, and communicates financial recommendations to executives.

Leads finance partnership with Procurement and Strategic Sourcing, owning material cost planning, forecasting, performance analysis, savings validation, and supplier economics. Evaluates commodities, tariffs, freight, contracts, sourcing alternatives, and make-versus-buy decisions. Connects procurement activity to COGS, gross margin, working capital, cash flow, and supply continuity. Establishes financial KPIs, governance, reporting, and savings methodologies while coaching analysts and advising senior Finance and Supply Chain leaders.

Leads plant financial operations, project accounting, month-end close, revenue recognition, general ledger management, billing, and financial reporting. Performs percentage-of-completion analysis, variance analysis, audit support, and internal control compliance. Partners with project management, engineering, accounts receivable, and plant leadership to improve cost, cash flow, productivity, and operational decision-making.

Supports FP&A activities including annual operating plans, forecasts, financial modeling, business reviews, executive reporting dashboards, and strategic investment analysis. Partners with commercial leadership to improve profitability, efficiency, and cost management. Develops finance tools and processes, trains stakeholders, identifies business insights, and provides analytical support across operations.

Manage the full accounts receivable process, including invoicing, collections, payment processing, reconciliations, dispute resolution, aging analysis, compliance reporting, and cash flow optimization. The role also improves AR processes through automation and best practices while collaborating with finance, sales, customers, and auditors. This hybrid position requires Atlanta-area residency and onsite work several times per week.

Owns Tern’s accounting function, including revenue recognition, P&L restructuring, unit economics, month-end close, burn management, tax exposure, commission payouts, and payment-product accounting requirements. This first accounting hire will establish the chart of accounts, controls, processes, and accounting policies for a growing fintech and SaaS business, partnering with finance and engineering while serving as the company’s accounting subject-matter expert.

Provides financial analysis and decision support for procurement and strategic sourcing. Responsibilities include forecasting material and supplier costs, analyzing purchase price variance and commodity movements, validating savings, modeling sourcing alternatives, supporting supplier negotiations, reconciling financial and purchasing data, and developing reporting tied to COGS, margins, inventory, and working capital. Partners cross-functionally with Procurement, Supply Chain Finance, R&D, Innovation, Accounting, and Operations.

The GFC Manager role assesses risks and controls in financial processes through audits, partners with management for improvements, and requires strong audit and communication skills.

The Finance Coordinator manages accounts payable and receivable, grant invoicing, payroll administration, audit support, internal controls, and error resolution. The role also oversees technology and grant agreement inventories, including equipment setup, and supports special projects. This full-time hybrid position requires strong attention to detail, independent judgment, technology proficiency, collaboration, and customer service skills.

Manage project finance activities for clean energy projects, including debt, tax equity, equipment, and land financing. Develop financial models, evaluate project economics, calculate returns and coverage ratios, coordinate due diligence and consultants, support negotiations and financial closings, monitor project performance and covenant compliance, and provide analysis for M&A opportunities. The role also coaches analysts and tracks changes in financing markets, tax-credit requirements, and renewable-energy regulations.

Independently underwrites and manages complex public finance portfolios, including governmental, institutional, and nonprofit relationships. Analyzes financial data, conducts annual reviews, tests covenants, prepares credit memos, manages risk ratings, and structures transactions. Partners with relationship managers and credit officers on pricing, approvals, renewals, and modifications. Develops client relationships, identifies cross-sell opportunities, mentors junior staff, and supports portfolio growth while maintaining credit quality and compliance with bank policies.