Top Finance Jobs in Chicago, IL

The part-time Accountant will provide detailed accounting and bookkeeping services, including creating financial reports in Excel, processing accounts payable, payroll functions, and assisting with audits. They must be able to navigate complex data sets and multitask effectively in a fast-paced startup environment.

The Senior Manager, Corporate FP&A at Cohesity will provide financial insights to drive corporate decision-making. Responsibilities include revenue outlook production, assessing the impact of initiatives, improving reporting processes, and collaborating with cross-functional partners. The role requires strong analytical skills and expertise in financial management, particularly within a technology-focused organization.

The FP&A Analyst will assist in preparing budgets, forecasts, and financial plans, conduct variance analysis, and provide actionable insights. Responsibilities include preparing reports, analyzing financial data for growth opportunities, supporting financial strategies, and improving financial processes, all while working remotely.

The Accounting Specialist will prepare invoices, review bills, and produce financial reports for agency clients. They will collaborate with their team to deliver accurate financial information and ad hoc reports as required, while working in a dynamic environment with multiple deadlines.

As a Strategic Finance Associate at Kyte, you will assist in financial forecasting, budgeting, and developing financial models, providing insights for strategic decisions. You'll analyze financial data, prepare reports, and collaborate with teams, enhancing processes for efficiency and accuracy.

The Accounting Manager will oversee daily inventory, accounts receivable, and general ledger operations. Responsibilities include managing inventory cycles, reconciliations, monthly closings, and supporting systems implementation and audit readiness. They will collaborate with various teams to enhance accounting processes and ensure compliance with GAAP.

As an Accountant II, you will handle month-end closing processes, prepare journal entries, reconcile accounts, assist in lease accounting, support SOX certification, and coordinate with auditors. You will engage in critical thinking and utilize various accounting tools to ensure compliance and accuracy in reporting.