Top Hybrid Finance Jobs

The Head of Risk will design and implement an enterprise risk framework, manage various risks including market and credit, ensure regulatory compliance, and lead a risk management team while collaborating with other departments.

The Senior Financial Analyst will analyze financial data, improve financial status, reconcile transactions, and support management with insights and training for junior staff.

The Senior Accountant will manage indirect tax operations, ensuring compliance with sales/use tax in the U.S. and VAT/GST internationally, while also overseeing fixed assets accounting and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Prepare SEC reporting schedules and filings (10-K, 10-Q), perform account flux analyses, support audits, maintain accounting policies, and assist with complex transactions, month-end close, reconciliations, and special projects.

Support month- and year-end close by preparing/reviewing journal entries, reconciliations, and internal financial statements. Analyze revenue and expense accounts, manage intercompany balances, liaise with FP&A and foreign subsidiaries, assist with audits and tax schedules, maintain internal controls, drive process improvements and automation, administer travel and expense program, and handle ad-hoc accounting projects and inquiries.

Lead month-end close, produce financial management reports, forecasts, cashflow models and variance analysis. Manage group consolidation, GL and cost center structure, mentor juniors, improve processes, and partner cross-functionally to support financial decision-making.

Lead end-to-end accounting for multi-entity US and Australian operations: consolidations, monthly/quarterly/annual close, audit readiness, tax and compliance, controls, and systems. Own external audit, bank covenants, investor reporting, and accounting technology roadmap (NetSuite, automation, AI). Manage and develop a 4-8 person team and partner with cross-functional leaders and the CFO.

Manage daily accounting operations (AP, AR, cash, payroll), prepare journal entries and reconciliations, support month-end and year-end close, assist with financial statements, audit preparation, sales/use tax filings, and cross-functional projects to improve processes and reporting.

Support Headquarters Marine Corps Budget & Execution by developing financial plans, forecasts, and cost estimates; analyze budget execution and USSGL transactions; reconcile and report across Marine Corps systems; serve as DAI SME; support OAS/OBIEE reporting; evaluate system integrations; assist audit readiness, internal controls, and provide recommendations to senior leadership.

Perform month-end close tasks including journal entries, balance sheet reconciliations, variance analysis, and fixed asset/CIP accounting. Support cash, prepaids, accruals, audit documentation, and ad-hoc projects. Recommend process improvements and collaborate with finance leadership across accounting and FP&A to build controls for a global carve-out entity.