Top Entry Level Finance Jobs in Boston, MA

Lead financial decision-making for provider and patient growth engines. Own the revenue model, forecasting, capital allocation, unit economics, annual planning, monthly forecasting, and GTM headcount and capacity planning. Build and lead the GTM Finance function, including hiring, coaching, analytical infrastructure, dashboards, reporting, and AI-enabled workflows. Partner with business leaders to evaluate CAC, LTV, payback, channel performance, and growth investment decisions.

Leads all financial operations for the Hilton Boston Park Plaza, including financial strategy, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, GAAP compliance, transaction approvals, asset protection, and financial controls. Advises hotel leadership and ownership with data-driven recommendations to improve profitability and efficiency. Also builds a high-performing finance team through performance management, development, engagement, and recognition.

Manage factory finance controls, audit compliance, inventory and asset accounting, MIS reporting, cost and variance analysis, procure-to-pay governance, month-end closing, budgeting, forecasting, and capex tracking. Partner with manufacturing and engineering teams to improve cost efficiency, ensure accurate SAP transactions, monitor capitalization, and support financial reporting and statutory compliance.

Short-term remote project for U.S.-based financial analysts and working professionals to export and submit anonymized financial data. Participants must provide data from at least seven financial services across five mandatory categories, two self-created financial artifacts, and two years of historical records. They must redact personally identifiable information, follow submission requirements, address quality-review revisions, and complete the project within approximately two weeks. Payment is $250 per completed and approved dataset.

Supports the Central Business Unit Operations Finance team through financial reporting, variance analysis, forecasting, annual planning, data management, and finance operations. Prepares reports and dashboards, reconciles data from multiple systems, maintains financial models and planning templates, and supports process improvements, automation, system testing, and control enhancements using SAP, Anaplan, Power BI, Excel, and related tools.

Supervises financial activities for assigned collegiate chapters, supporting budgeting, approvals, financial analysis, IRS Form 990 filing, and financial goal setting. Trains and mentors chapter financial advisors, identifies chapters needing additional support, collaborates with regional and finance teams, and leads chapter finance visits. This volunteer role requires four to six hours weekly, with peak activity in April and May, and travel of up to five days annually.

Analyze financial and donor data, produce reports for leadership and stakeholders, track fundraising and spending trends, support dashboard development, and ensure accurate, documented, reproducible analysis. The role also involves maintaining clean financial data and collaborating with finance team members. This is a remote, part-time volunteer position requiring at least 2–3 hours weekly.

Remote contract subject matter expert role supporting DSST Principles of Finance exam development. Responsibilities include creating and reviewing multiple-choice items, ensuring accuracy and alignment with learning objectives, collaborating virtually with test developers, providing feedback, and meeting deadlines. Candidates need U.S. citizenship, an advanced degree, recent college or university teaching experience in the subject, access to current academic resources, and strong writing, communication, research, and analytical skills.

Complete structured investment finance tasks and author detailed content on financial markets and investment strategies. Work independently on an external platform, evaluate complex financial concepts, manage work sessions, and track time using Insightful. The initiative is intended for investment analysts, portfolio managers, financial writers, and other finance professionals with strong market knowledge and technical writing skills.

Assists Financial Coordinators with vehicle lease and purchase transactions, completing legal and compliance documentation, verifying transaction accuracy, and following up with lenders on pending funding. The role requires customer and staff relationship skills, multitasking, flexibility to work varied schedules, and the ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced environment. Training is provided, and no prior automotive sales experience is required.

Works directly with company founders on strategic finance, owning the operating model, budgeting, forecasting, headcount planning, management reporting, capital allocation, and deployment economics. Leads fundraising preparation, including investor narrative, data room, and diligence, while advancing selected strategic initiatives from business case through launch. The role offers broad ownership and a path toward finance or operating leadership.

Lead Voltify’s finance strategy across equity fundraising, project finance, tax equity, lease facilities, infrastructure partnerships, deal design, financial modeling, public-company readiness, incentives, treasury, tax, legal coordination, and payments. Build a lean finance organization and establish scalable funding structures for battery locomotives, charging infrastructure, and microgrids.

Two-year rotational finance program for graduates, with rotations in commercial finance, operations finance, internal audit, and FP&A. Responsibilities include financial close, reporting, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, internal controls testing, audit support, cost analysis, capital planning, and operational performance analysis. The hybrid role is based in North Andover, Massachusetts, includes 10% travel, and may require relocation to Franklin, New Hampshire for an operations finance rotation.

Two-year finance rotational program beginning June 2027, featuring four six-month rotations across corporate finance, supply chain finance, business unit finance, IT finance, merchandise finance, and pricing. Participants analyze business performance, support budgeting and forecasting, develop financial models, and provide insights to business leaders. The program is designed for high-potential finance candidates pursuing a bachelor’s degree who demonstrate strong analytical, communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.

Supports financial management for client projects, including project accounting, financial tracking, invoicing, accruals, reconciliations, month-end close, budget support, and audit preparation. Sets up projects, reviews hours and expenses, tracks costs against contracts, records intercompany transactions, and follows up on past-due invoices. Requires strong Excel skills, analytical ability, organization, communication, and a bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, or business.

Leads finance, accounting, HR, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, internal controls, payroll coordination, vendor rebates, customer receivables, branch expansion analysis, and audit relationships. Serves as a strategic financial partner to the CEO, division leaders, and parent company while managing finance and accounting staff and shared services.

Review and rank AI-generated transaction finance outputs for accuracy, relevance, and logical consistency. Annotate errors, identify hallucinations, and provide concise written explanations for ranking decisions. The asynchronous remote study is intended for professionals with experience in transaction finance, M&A, investment banking, corporate development, or related financial modeling and deal-structuring work.

Participate in four six-month Finance rotations covering planning, analysis, reporting, accounting, and ad hoc projects. Responsibilities include analyzing booking, revenue, margin, and expense trends; providing SAP and Business Intelligence analytics; preparing management reports; improving processes; and supporting business-unit projects. The program also offers exposure to accounting, SOX, investor relations, international assignments, mentoring, networking, and career development.

Supports financial planning, forecasting, budgeting, reporting, tax, treasury, transformation, and variance analysis. The analyst will analyze financial and operational data, maintain models, prepare management materials, track projects, document processes, support controls, and communicate findings to Finance stakeholders. This 18-month early-career program provides mentorship, structured learning, cross-functional exposure, and hands-on development for recent graduates.

18–24 month rotational finance program with three (plus potential fourth) rotations across finance areas (FP&A, pricing, analytics, accounting, finance transformation). Early ownership of tasks, mentorship from senior finance leaders, international summit participation, guaranteed one abroad rotation, and placement in a finance role upon completion.

Galaxy Ventures connects top talent with portfolio companies in the crypto sector, offering a talent network for finance and legal professionals.

Build and evaluate complex financial models using corporate data, analyze financial datasets, document forecasting and decision-making processes, and explain modeling methodology through asynchronous screen sharing. This remote, flexible engagement requires approximately 20 hours per week and is intended for experienced corporate finance, FP&A, or strategic finance professionals based in the United States.

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