Top Senior Level Finance Jobs in Miami, FL

The Manager, Retail Business Planning oversees process-oriented activities including reporting and analysis for Retail Budget Owners. They lead financial and operational planning, conduct targeted analyses, and collaborate with various stakeholders to optimize profitability and drive strategic initiatives.

The Financial Controller will partner with business leaders and manage accounting and reporting activities. Responsibilities include financial data analysis, managing the controlling team, preparing financial forecasts, monitoring project costs, and ensuring compliance with regulations and accounting standards.

The Senior Accountant, Financial Reporting will support internal and external financial reporting, including SEC filings. Responsibilities include preparing financial statements, coordinating with auditors, conducting technical accounting research, and contributing to governance reporting within a remote team environment.

The Accounts Receivable Manager at Field Nation is responsible for leading teams across the US and Bangladesh, managing over $400M in cash flow, ensuring compliance with US GAAP, enhancing efficiency, and overseeing accounting transactions. They will also lead staff development and year-end audits, streamline processes, and manage metrics to improve Days Sales Outstanding.

The Senior Financial Analyst role supports government clients by managing healthcare projects, analyzing financial data, and contributing to strategic initiatives. The position involves creating visual reports for decision-making and implementing process improvements, while also providing administrative support to departmental leadership.

Manage daily functions of Accounts Receivable, oversee invoicing and collections, ensure accurate processing of transactions, drive automation for efficiency, conduct month-end close, and serve as the primary contact for AR audits.

The Portfolio Manager oversees private commercial real estate fund portfolios, managing performance monitoring, risk management, acquisitions, and reporting. They act as the primary contact for sponsors, drive business objectives with actionable recommendations, and ensure processes for successful fund audits are adhered to while collaborating with internal stakeholders.