Top Finance Jobs in Philadelphia, PA

The Principal Consultant will lead ERP projects, ensuring timely and budget-compliant delivery, while managing project health, facilitating stakeholder meetings, mentoring team members, and providing professional client service. Responsibilities include workflow design, data migration, and producing status reports.

The Local/Regional Subject Matter Expert will provide expert technical support regarding accounting, payroll, and compliance with local regulations. Responsibilities include reviewing deliverables, ensuring quality standards, onboarding new clients, and facilitating training on regulatory updates. The role requires strong client-facing skills and the ability to interpret complex regulatory requirements in an accessible manner.

The Financial Proposal Analyst will support the Finance and Business Development teams in developing budgets, pricing models, and cost proposals for government bids while ensuring compliance and accuracy. This role demands strong organizational skills and the ability to work under tight deadlines, with a focus on financial analysis and proposal strategy.

As the Director of Finance, you will lead the financial strategy and operations, oversee budgeting, forecasting, financial planning, and analysis, and provide strategic financial insights to support executive decisions for company growth.

The Financial Consultant is responsible for enhancing company relationships and acquiring new retail Investment and Insurance business. Key tasks include meeting with customers to assess their financial needs, providing tailored investment strategies, conducting training for licensed bankers, ensuring compliance with regulations, and maintaining a successful investment business.

The Senior Accounting Client Manager at Nimbl will maintain client relationships, oversee accounting processes, and manage small business accounting tools. Responsibilities include handling financial statements, payroll setup, and training bookkeepers. The role emphasizes client interaction and improving accounting workflows.

The Cost Accountant will prepare cost reports and audits, analyze product costing and variances, manage journal entries and reconciliations, oversee fixed assets, lead inventory counts, assist in labor and overhead analysis, support periodic reporting, and provide support to the finance team.