Top Senior Level Finance Jobs in Wilmington, NC

The State and Local Tax (SALT) Manager will lead engagements for tax planning, compliance, and consulting for members, review various tax returns, stay updated on state and local tax regulations, mentor a team, and collaborate with legal to align tax strategies.

The role involves managing product life cycle for core services related to accounting, tax, treasury, and reporting in an enterprise software context. Responsibilities include coordinating between engineering and design teams, product roadmap development, feature release planning, and customer feedback integration. A focus on digital assets and experience in B2B software are needed.

The Senior FP&A Manager will drive financial planning, budgeting, and forecasting to guide key business decisions. They will analyze financial data, monitor performance against goals, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to align financial strategies with business objectives, presenting insights to senior leadership.

The Senior Payroll Administrator will manage payroll for 600 employees across multiple countries, ensuring compliance with various regulations. Responsibilities include overseeing payroll processing, addressing inquiries, optimizing payroll systems, and coordinating with HR for timely employee benefit processing. The role demands excellent organizational skills and a strong understanding of payroll regulations.

As the Financial Systems Manager, you will oversee the strategy and execution of financial systems, acting as the lead administrator and developer. Your role involves collaborating with finance and cross-functional teams, enhancing automation, streamlining financial processes, and supporting international expansion through effective systems management and optimization.

The Commercial Finance Manager - Reporting position involves leading the development of financial forecasts and budgets, providing strategic insights to support decision-making, managing a team of analysts, and improving reporting processes. The role requires a high level of accuracy in financial analysis and effective communication with internal and external stakeholders.

The Accounts Receivable Supervisor manages the AR portfolio, oversees operations, drives efficiency, handles collection risks, leads month-end close processes, and collaborates with various teams on disputes and credit needs while fostering a customer-centric culture.