Top Finance Jobs in Milwaukee, WI

The Bookkeeper will manage client accounts, perform bookkeeping tasks, reconcile statements, and provide financial reports. Responsibilities include addressing client needs, maintaining communication, and ensuring confidentiality of financial information. The role demands attention to detail, excellent customer service, and adherence to deadlines in a fast-paced environment.

As a Financial Crimes Analyst II, you will conduct investigations into suspicious activities tied to fintech partnerships, perform risk reviews, complete SARs, and support bank staff in BSA compliance. Strong analytical skills and communication are essential for success in this role.

The Global Tax Operations Lead at Anchorage Digital will oversee worldwide tax compliance and develop global tax strategies while collaborating with finance and accounting teams. Responsibilities include managing GAAP tax provisions, transfer pricing strategies, compliance reporting, and ensuring adherence to US and international tax laws. This requires strong leadership and strategic thinking to support the company's financial objectives and to manage multiple projects effectively in a fast-paced environment.

The Analyst will support project finance transactions for battery storage projects, including financial modeling, due diligence, and management of external consultants. Responsibilities also include market analysis, economic assessments, and collaboration with various teams to support decision-making in energy storage development.

The Deal Desk Analyst will support the creation and review of commercial proposals, develop financial models, and advise on pricing strategies while working closely with stakeholders during the bid process. The role requires strong Excel skills, attention to detail, and the ability to navigate organizational complexities.

The Nonprofit Controller will lead teams, manage client relationships, mentor accountants, and provide strategic advisory services to help nonprofits achieve their goals. Responsibilities include financial oversight, team leadership, and client financial leadership, requiring both hands-on and strategic abilities.

The Accounts Receivable Manager will oversee AR and collections functions in the medical billing operations, manage a team, develop productivity standards, analyze billing reports, resolve unpaid claims, and collaborate with other managers to improve operations.