Top Finance Jobs in Washington DC,

The Controller Assistant will prepare financial statements, manage budgets and forecasts, conduct financial investigations, and support both internal and external audits. They will collaborate with various teams to analyze the financial position and participate in special projects, ensuring compliance with corporate policies and regulations.

As a Financial Analyst in Sourcing, you will manage financial functions related to forecasting and tracking material costs exceeding $6 billion, oversee Supplier Held Tooling assets, analyze cost opportunities, and collaborate on risk management with teams across the organization.

The Associate will provide key support to the Director of Finance for managing private equity funds, focusing on finance, accounting, and operations tasks including treasury management, vendor payments, capital calls, and year-end audits.

The Senior Manager, Revenue will develop strategic analysis and financial management, maintain and enhance the revenue model, and collaborate with cross-functional teams for accurate forecasting of customer acquisition and retention. This role involves leading projects, communicating findings, and providing insights for strategic business decision-making.

The Accounting Operations Manager oversees daily accounting operations, ensuring accuracy in cash applications and payment processes, facilitating communications in the Order-to-Cash cycle, and leading a team of specialists. The role involves analyzing performance metrics, streamlining operations, and ensuring compliance with financial regulations.

As a Workday Finance Consultant - Grants Specialist, you will implement and configure Workday solutions for clients in Government, Healthcare, and Nonprofits. This role involves understanding customer requirements, delivering tailored solutions, supporting junior team members, and maintaining high-quality service during the process.

The Headquarters Controller oversees global financial controls, ensures compliance with IFRS, and manages the accounting functions and team. This role involves developing procedures, conducting financial statement analyses, and interacting with external auditors and corporate finance management. Responsibilities include directing internal controls, automating accounting systems, and preparing consolidated financial statements for international subsidiaries.