Top Remote Finance Jobs in Spokane, WA

As a Director of Risk Management and Internal Audit, you will lead internal audit, exam readiness, and risk management functions, collaborating with key departments to enhance compliance and reduce enterprise risks while providing insights to executive leadership.

The Financial Quantitative Engineer will conduct theoretical and empirical research in mortgage finance using public and proprietary data. Responsibilities include applying mathematical and statistical techniques, analyzing data with forecasting and pricing models, conducting quantitative analyses on loans, and collaborating with teams to develop proprietary valuation models.

The Credit Specialist will manage the credit review and approval process for rental customers, performing credit analyses, and communicating decisions to renters. They will collaborate with the Credit Manager and handle various verification and documentation processes.

The Accounts Payable Analyst is responsible for processing and coding invoices and expense reports, monitoring the Accounts Payable inbox, and responding to vendor inquiries. This role includes improving AP processes and working with vendors to expedite e-payments.

The Financial Operations Lead at Arcesium will analyze P&L accuracy, handle month-end trade accounting, perform trade settlements and break investigations, manage lifecycle events, and support industry regulatory initiatives. This role involves collaboration with trading desks and internal software development teams, focusing on financial and management reporting.

As a Senior Accountant in Client Accounting Services, you will provide comprehensive accounting support to clients, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, and financial statement preparation. You will also oversee month-end closings and resolve financial discrepancies, all while building and maintaining strong client relationships and guiding team members.

The Senior Internal Audit Associate will conduct internal audits to ensure compliance with internal control procedures, identify business risks, and collaborate with management and independent auditors to communicate findings and develop action plans.