Top Remote Finance Jobs

Own the Credit Card business unit’s P&L, forecasting, variance analysis, reporting, planning, and unit economics. Partner with Credit, Product, Marketing, and Data Science leaders to evaluate initiatives, interpret portfolio performance, identify risks and opportunities, and guide strategic decisions. Build dashboards and automated reporting, improve AI-enabled finance workflows, and present financial insights to executive and board-level audiences.

The Vice President, Finance will oversee the financial planning and analysis for the broadcasting division, lead budgets and forecasts, and mentor finance staff.

The Director of Client Finance oversees financial services for clients, ensuring compliance and accuracy in reporting. Responsibilities include audit management, budget preparation, and training staff, while fostering client relationships and collaboration. Travel up to 25% is required.

Support finance and operations by building financial models, forecasting, and evaluating partnerships, token economics, M&A, and new product initiatives. Manage outsourced accounting, treasury operations, budgeting, entity structuring, fund disbursements, and improvements to payments and reporting systems while preparing internal and board materials.

Own day-to-day bookkeeping and monthly close, reconcile bank accounts, stablecoin wallets and exchanges, record journal entries, maintain subledgers, implement and manage crypto-specific accounting tools, reconcile on-chain activity to the general ledger, support tax/audit prep, and oversee vendor/payroll/corporate spend operations.

The VP of Finance will manage daily operational finance, oversee budgeting, financial reports, and compliance, and support team hiring within a fast-growing fintech startup focused on venture capital.

Build and evaluate complex financial models using corporate data, analyze financial datasets, document forecasting and decision-making processes, and explain modeling methodology through asynchronous screen sharing. This remote, flexible engagement requires approximately 20 hours per week and is intended for experienced corporate finance, FP&A, or strategic finance professionals based in the United States.

Leads a program finance team and oversees estimates at completion, contract status reviews, quarterly finance reviews, budgeting, forecasting, revenue recognition, invoicing, cash flow, cost analysis, and program financial reporting. Supports audits, month-end close, proposal pricing, government-compliant bids, and cross-functional risk and performance initiatives. Requires strong people leadership, government contracting knowledge, cost accounting expertise, financial analysis skills, and eligibility for a U.S. government security clearance.

Supports health plan finance through monthly close, budgeting, forecasting, regulatory reporting, financial modeling, variance analysis, and ad hoc leadership reporting. Evaluates financial information, investigates discrepancies, develops finance policies and procedures, and recommends actions related to investments, operations, product development, and regulatory initiatives. Collaborates with technical and non-technical stakeholders and manages multiple deadlines.

Lead and build the finance function: own driver-based models, unit economics by location, forecasting, ERP implementation, cap table and equity operations, investor/board reporting, vendor negotiation, comp and G&A stewardship, and prepare the company for audits while partnering across product, operations, sales, and engineering.

Lead nonprofit financial planning, budgeting, reporting, audits, and compliance. Oversee accounting operations, investments, SAFE agreements, fiscal sponsorships, and cash-flow modeling. Supervise the Controller, strengthen controls and systems, support fundraising and Board finance oversight, and translate financial data for leadership to inform strategy and decision-making.

The Finance Project Manager oversees financial services for a Federal agency initiative, manages workflows, ensures quality, trains staff, and interacts with government personnel.

The Finance Project Manager oversees financial and procurement services, manages workflows, trains staff, and ensures quality assurance for projects within a Federal agency.

The Finance Project Manager oversees financial and procurement services, manages workflows, leads a team, interacts with clients, and ensures quality assurance in a Federal agency initiative.

The Finance Project Manager oversees financial workflows, manages a team, ensures quality work, trains staff, and interacts with government personnel.

The Finance Project Manager oversees financial and procurement services for a Federal agency, managing workflows and staff, ensuring quality work, and training employees on data systems.

The Finance Project Manager oversees financial and procurement services for a Federal agency, ensuring process adherence, managing workflows, and training staff while delivering quality work on time.

The Finance Project Manager oversees financial and procurement services, manages a team of analysts, ensures compliance with processes, and communicates with government staff.

The Finance Project Manager oversees financial and procurement services, manages workflows and team performance, and ensures compliance with processes while communicating with various government stakeholders.

The Finance Project Manager oversees financial and procurement services, manages a team of analysts, ensures compliance, and trains staff on data management.

Oversee financial and procurement services for a Federal agency, manage a small team, ensure procedures are followed, and maintain quality assurance.

Lead departmental financial and grants management across sponsored and non-sponsored funds. Supervise and train financial staff, oversee pre- and post-award administration (large NIH portfolio), ensure compliance with sponsor and Harvard policies, develop departmental financial policies, prepare budgets, and collaborate with senior leadership on strategic financial planning.

As a Finance Manager, you will manage budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, analyze data, and collaborate with teams to enhance financial performance at Hack The Box.

Own GTM revenue economics and forecasting: build capacity/productivity and pipeline-to-ARR models, analyze GTM unit economics (CAC, LTV, payback), partner with CRO/RevOps/Marketing, support pricing/packaging, and prepare board-level GTM analysis and scenario modeling to guide growth investments.

Lead FP&A and strategic finance for a high-growth B2B SaaS company. Own planning, rolling forecasts, integrated financial models, SaaS metrics, pricing, unit economics, GTM finance, and investor reporting. Partner with Sales, Rev Ops, Accounting, and Data to model scenarios, support deal desk, analyze pipeline, and drive fundraising diligence. Promote automation and deliver actionable insights to inform hiring, pricing, and cash runway decisions.