Top Finance Jobs in San Francisco, CA

The Sr. FP&A Manager will analyze and report on revenue and profitability for P&Ls, prepare budgets, forecasts, and financial analyses. They will collaborate with business unit leadership, support operations reviews, and develop business cases for new initiatives while communicating across departments to facilitate budget approvals and ROI assessments.

The Senior Accountant will process treasury, accounts receivable, and payable transactions, review and reconcile general ledger accounts, and assist with financial statement preparation. They will also track revenue recognition for customer projects and complete other assigned tasks.

The Accounts Receivable Specialist verifies and posts payments from customers, processes various payment types, resolves issues related to customer postings, and performs account reconciliations. They support team leads in creating and executing processes to ensure transaction accuracy and efficiency, and provide training to other specialists.

The Senior Tax Accountant will manage a variety of tax returns, create and research memoranda, and maintain client relationships while ensuring efficient cross-department collaboration. Candidates will also be responsible for managing client expectations and meeting budgetary needs.

As the VP of Finance, you will lead the finance practice, oversee accounting and FP&A functions, and work closely with the executive team to drive revenue growth. You'll manage financial compliance, client negotiations, and treasury functions while building your own team in a rapidly growing agency setting.

The Director of Finance will develop and implement financial processes, oversee accounting operations, transition financial work in-house, manage financial transactions, and maintain profit/loss statements. The role requires a focus on building scalable financial systems and collaborating with HR on employee financial records.

The Staff Accountant will be responsible for preparing journal entries and reconciliations, ensuring the accuracy of financial data within GAAP, supporting month-end and year-end processes, and assisting with audits. They will also evaluate and improve accounting processes and controls for the organization.