Top Remote Fintech Finance Jobs

Provides customer-facing commercial loan servicing support, including delinquency outreach, borrower inquiries, covenant and property surveillance, document collection, account maintenance, and issue resolution. Reviews loan documents and servicing records, monitors tax and insurance requirements, processes routine transactions, maintains accurate records, and escalates complex or significant matters. The role requires high-volume call handling, attention to detail, sound judgment, confidentiality, and coordination with internal teams.

Supports wealth advisors with client meeting preparation, financial data gathering, plan development, reporting, follow-up tasks, and client service. Assists with tax, cash flow, retirement, estate, executive compensation, risk management, investment research, and prospecting activities. Maintains accurate client records and documentation in Salesforce while coordinating workflows and communicating with clients and internal teams.

Leads independent second-line oversight of liquidity, interest-rate, funding, investment, and balance-sheet risks. Partners with Treasury and Finance to challenge strategies, models, assumptions, risk exposures, stress testing, and contingency plans. Develops risk policies, appetite measures, limits, indicators, escalation standards, and executive reporting. Oversees financial-risk models, data quality, regulatory examinations, bank-partner oversight, and scalable risk capabilities across a fintech environment.

Perform global revenue recognition under ASC 606, prepare journal entries and deferred revenue schedules, reconcile accounts, and support financial close. Maintain accounting policies and controls, improve and automate processes, assist with post-acquisition integrations, and advise stakeholders on revenue recognition. The role requires substantial accounting experience, CPA certification or pursuit, ERP experience, strong knowledge of SaaS revenue accounting, and completion of a background check and drug test.

Processes and monitors payments, deposits, returns, liquidity movements, and cash flow. Resolves payment failures, reconciliation breaks, client inquiries, and flagged transactions while supporting safeguarding, counterparty risk management, and treasury policy compliance. The role also produces payment KPIs, maintains operating procedures, assists with system optimization, and collaborates with financial institutions, merchants, compliance teams, and internal operations. Weekend and bank-holiday on-call coverage is periodically required.

Leads GM Insurance’s regulatory and statistical reporting processes, including reporting inventories, filing calendars, data analysis, validation, reconciliation, controls, documentation, and submissions. Partners with Legal, Accounting, Actuarial, Claims, Product, Operations, Technology, and Data teams to resolve data issues, support audits and regulatory inquiries, improve data quality, and automate reporting processes. Requires advanced SQL, Python experience, insurance reporting knowledge, and strong analytical and stakeholder-management skills.

Create practical Excel templates, demo files, and use-case scenarios for accounting, FP&A, finance, operations, and marketing. Improve onboarding with clear demos, produce short guides and walkthroughs, and complete a sample Excel task and paid trial as part of the interview process.

Own and scale the US tax function for startups: manage federal and state corporate and personal tax filings, ensure multi-state compliance, drive automation and process improvements, provide light advisory on compensation and entity structuring, and collaborate with accounting while communicating directly with founders.

Lead corporate development activities, including acquisitions, strategic investments, market assessments, valuation, financial modeling, due diligence, deal structuring, and transaction execution. Prepare board and executive materials, coordinate advisers and stakeholders, and support strategic reviews and capital allocation decisions. The role requires financial services experience, advanced transaction modeling, commercial diligence expertise, and the ability to manage complex M&A workstreams autonomously.

Manages state tax compliance, research, planning strategies, and tax accounting processes. Reviews GAAP and statutory tax elements, leads tax projects and process improvements, oversees external consultants and vendors, identifies control weaknesses, and coordinates tax integration efforts. The role interacts with the IRS, auditors, regulators, and senior tax leadership while translating complex tax information into actionable guidance.