Top Senior Finance Jobs in Boston, MA

Lead financial strategy, forecasting, budgeting, financial modeling, payer contracting analysis, and business planning for a growing virtual physical therapy company. Evaluate healthcare unit economics, reimbursement, risk arrangements, and MSO/PC financial structures. Establish KPIs and reporting, support cash and scenario planning, improve finance operations, and advise the CEO and executive team. This is a remote, part-time fractional leadership role requiring healthcare finance and payer-provider expertise.

Leads financial planning, forecasting, budgeting, business case development, financial reporting, ROIC analysis, and strategic financial modeling. Oversees mid-month forecasting, long-range planning, Strata administration, data security, integrations, and financial reporting tools. Provides technical review, guides coworkers, coordinates projects, supports technology request analysis, and collaborates with senior leaders and cross-functional stakeholders.

Supports global financial management for the RAPID initiative by reviewing transactions, maintaining accounting data, analyzing accounts, preparing reports and reconciliations, monitoring compliance, managing advances and receivables, supporting treasury activities, and strengthening subrecipient financial capacity. The role ensures adherence to CRS policies, GAAP, donor regulations, and local legal requirements across multiple countries.

Partners with Sales, Ecosystem, and Revenue Operations to develop financial forecasts, models, recurring reports, variance analyses, and actionable recommendations. The role supports investment decisions, target attainment, efficient growth, and day-to-day business planning while using AI-powered workflows to improve financial analysis and reporting.

Leads finance partnering for three manufacturing plants, overseeing financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, cost accounting, inventory control, reporting, KPI management, capital investment analysis, and operational performance. The role supports plant leadership with financial modeling, risk and opportunity assessments, cost reduction initiatives, working capital improvements, and continuous improvement tracking. It also manages close activities, standard costing, variance analysis, and productivity accountability across multiple sites.

Leads FP&A, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and shared-cost allocation across corporate functions. Partners with senior executives, improves financial processes, builds scalable models and automation, and develops a team of two finance professionals. The role manages over $200 million in expense budgets and allocates more than $160 million in shared services costs across game teams while driving financial transparency and strategic decision-making.

Own budgeting, forecasting, invoicing, financial reporting, project costing, and margin analysis. Lead finance transformation by consolidating systems, designing controls and procedures, and building scalable reporting frameworks. Manage financial relationships for assigned clients, support project engagements, and partner with operations and senior leadership on business decisions and growth initiatives.

Partners with International go-to-market leaders on financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, headcount planning, KPI reporting, and strategic analysis. The role builds topline and expense forecasts, tracks performance against plan, evaluates unit economics such as LTV/CAC, identifies risks and efficiency opportunities, and conducts ad hoc financial modeling. It also communicates insights to cross-functional and senior leadership across Finance, Sales, Onboarding, and Marketing.

Leads finance support for the Supply Chain Management organization, coordinating KPI deliverables, overhead budgets, support pool EAC forecasts, and business reviews. Partners with FP&A, accounting, operations, quality, and senior leadership; strengthens cross-functional processes, supports change management, allocates resources, and performs ad hoc financial analysis. The hybrid role is based in Tucson, McKinney, or Andover.

Lead finance operations improvements across procure-to-pay, order-to-cash, and record-to-report. Drive GenAI and digital finance transformation, optimize close/consolidation, enhance forecasting, reporting, and data analysis. Manage complex finance issues, ensure compliance and quality, build client relationships, and mentor junior staff.

Lead design and implement finance transformation solutions using OneStream; analyze complex issues, mentor junior staff, build client relationships, configure models/workflows, and support budgeting, forecasting, and performance management.

Own the company-wide budget, forecasts, board financials, operating model, and financial reporting. Lead OKR and business review cadences, define company metrics, perform hands-on analysis, and manage acquisition, capital allocation, pricing, and regulated-entity capital planning. Partner with senior leaders on strategy, sales capacity, organization design, and cross-functional programs while leading the FinOps, RevOps, and Finance Systems manager.

Supports OPEX planning, forecasting, reporting, budget management, accounting close activities, variance analysis, and financial modeling for Hardware and Software teams. Partners with business stakeholders and Accounting, manages Anaplan inputs, explains forecast variances, contributes to company-wide OPEX consolidation, and leads process improvements. The role also supports AI adoption, financial projections, and strategic planning while serving as a trusted FP&A business partner.

Leads Thunderbird’s finance function, overseeing accounting, FP&A, tax, treasury, reporting, revenue recognition, controls, budgeting, forecasting, and finance operations. Manages the finance team, strengthens systems and workflows, supports international and partner-led commercial arrangements, and advises organizational leaders on financial risks, tradeoffs, and decisions. The role is fully remote and requires substantial North American working-hour overlap, with periodic domestic or international travel.

Leads Thunderbird’s accounting and finance function, including financial reporting, FP&A, budgeting, forecasting, tax, treasury, revenue recognition, controls, and finance operations. Manages the finance team, strengthens systems and workflows, oversees international and partner-led financial arrangements, and advises senior leaders on risks, performance, and strategic decisions. The role is fully remote with required time-zone overlap and periodic domestic or international travel.

Own marketing FP&A, including headcount planning, budgeting, actuals tracking, channel allocation, ROI reporting, purchase orders, and vendor commitments. Partner with marketing, sales, RevOps, data, and corporate finance to connect marketing spend with pipeline and revenue outcomes. Lead pipeline forecasting, reporting definitions, risk identification, and AI-enabled automation of finance processes and forecasting cycles.

Own end-to-end financial planning, forecasting, operating models, cash flow projections, budget reviews, reporting, and Board materials. Lead finance automation by replacing spreadsheet workflows with system integrations, improving ledger structure, and evaluating finance tools. Conduct cohort, retention, unit economics, and sales payback analysis, using SQL to query and reconcile production data. Translate analysis into recommendations for executives and investors while independently building the finance function.

Manage accounting sub-functions including payables, journal entries, P&L processes, reconciliations, fixed assets, accruals, and month-end close. Ensure compliance with U.S. GAAP, internal controls, and company policies. Review financial results, support audits, partner with FP&A, maintain accounting procedures, and identify process improvements through automation and system implementations.

Leads financial analysis, forecasting, reporting, dashboards, and performance improvement for Medicare Advantage markets. Partners with Corporate Finance and cross-functional teams on accruals, variance analysis, financial close, bid strategy, plan design, and competitive analysis. Translates complex data into actionable recommendations for regional operations leaders, improves reporting automation and scalability, presents insights to diverse audiences, and coaches one direct report.

Leads finance transformation and operational finance functions, including Accounts Payable, expense management, procure-to-pay, process optimization, controls, automation, reporting, and systems implementation. Partners with FP&A, executives, IT, Procurement, HR, vendors, and business leaders to improve financial visibility, scalability, service delivery, and cost management. Oversees transformation initiatives, technology roadmaps, vendor evaluations, change adoption, budgeting support, forecasting, and performance analytics.

Provides advanced financial and transactional support for Harvard FAS departments and centers. Responsibilities include procurement and requisition review, travel and expense reconciliation in Concur, accounts receivable and revenue support, wire and foreign payment processing, petty cash management, invoice and P-Card processing, year-end close activities, financial reporting, compliance monitoring, and advising faculty and staff on financial policies and procedures.

Support FP&A for private markets businesses by owning annual budgets, forecasts, reforecasts, and long-term financial planning. Deliver reporting and trend analysis to business leaders, maintain alignment between plans and actuals, prepare tax-to-management-basis journal entries, and complete ad hoc projects. The role requires strong attention to detail, financial systems expertise, stakeholder communication, independent judgment, and the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment.

Leads central finance activities for Asset Management, including financial reporting, budgeting, multi-year planning, forecasting, scenario analysis, scorecard and KPI reporting. Partners with business leaders and finance teams to analyze financial metrics, build business cases, communicate insights, and lead workstreams supporting strategic decision-making.

Prepare and review BDC financial reporting, including SEC filings, performance reports, dividend estimates, NAV reconciliations, board materials, investor communications, and financial statements. Support audits, internal controls, regulatory compliance, joint venture capital reporting, and complex allocation provisions. Collaborate with portfolio management, deal teams, legal, operations, administrators, and service providers to resolve reporting issues and develop solutions for ad hoc requests.

Leads global P&L consolidation, forecasting, reporting, financial modeling, and scenario analysis for Converse. Delivers actionable insights to senior leadership, evaluates risks and opportunities, supports strategic planning, and partners with global and functional teams to improve financial performance. The role also maintains reporting systems, enhances planning processes, and communicates complex financial results and recommendations.