Top Hybrid Finance Jobs in Boston, MA

Leads Bose’s enterprise FP&A organization, overseeing consolidated performance reporting, annual operating plans, three-year planning, forecasting, executive and Board reporting, scenario modeling, capital allocation, KPI development, and strategic financial analysis. Partners with the CEO, CFO, business-unit leaders, Accounting, Treasury, and IT to improve decision support, systems, reporting, and process efficiency. Manages and develops the Corporate FP&A team while driving consistent enterprise planning standards.

Leads independence assessments and enterprise risk management activities within PwC’s Risk and Compliance practice. Evaluates business relationships for independence implications, interprets regulatory and governance requirements, reviews controls and documentation, coordinates complex issue resolution, improves assessment processes, monitors regulatory changes, coaches team members, and prepares decision-support materials for senior leadership.

The Accounts Payable Associate manages vendor invoice entry, general ledger coding, payment coordination, invoice approvals, cash reconciliations, journal entries, and month-end close support. The role also prepares vendor spending and fixed asset analyses, reviews customer machine returns, and partners with FP&A to compare monthly results against budgets and prior periods.

Leads financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and expense analysis for North American Operations and Claims. Partners with senior leaders and business stakeholders to explain financial trends, improve expense discipline, develop financial plans, and enhance reporting transparency. Produces complex management and ad hoc reports, identifies process improvements, and supports consistent delivery of expense information across teams.

Partner with Energy, Public Entity, and Inland Marine underwriting teams to deliver financial and operational reporting, planning, forecasting, variance analysis, and strategic insights. Maintain data stewardship, documentation, controls, and reporting accuracy while investigating variances and improving processes, systems, and efficiencies. Communicate trends and recommendations to leadership and cross-functional stakeholders.

Leads complex commercial banking portfolio management for clients with $25 million to $2 billion in annual revenue. Advises senior leadership, develops long-term strategies, resolves complex credit and business challenges, and provides expertise across Commercial Banking Portfolio Management. Responsibilities include credit underwriting, debt structure, risk mitigation, compliance, partnership development, change management, and oversight of large-scale cross-functional initiatives.

Performs accounting, reporting, controls, and governance activities for non-insurance corporate subsidiaries, with emphasis on investment activity and financial results. Supports monthly, quarterly, and annual close cycles, audits, non-routine transactions, legal entity reporting, and internal control improvements. Partners with Investment Management and cross-functional stakeholders to resolve accounting issues, implement new ledger and investment systems, analyze data, and improve reporting processes.

Performs routine fund servicing transactions, captures and validates security prices for mutual fund NAV calculations, analyzes pricing movements, resolves vendor and operational exceptions, and supports process improvement initiatives. The role collaborates with operations and clients, applies critical thinking and independent judgment, and helps maintain accurate, efficient, and resilient fund servicing operations.

The Finance Intern will support accounting and treasury operations, including general ledger activity, account reconciliations, month-end and year-end close, expense tracking, budgeting, financial analysis, regulatory reporting, audits, and treasury projects. The role provides hands-on exposure to financial operations within a growing bank and requires strong attention to detail, organization, communication, problem-solving, and teamwork.

Leads global revenue accounting, including IFRS 15 policy governance, monthly close, journal entries, reconciliations, variance analysis, technical accounting guidance, SOX controls, SEC filings, consolidation support, and external auditor relationships. Serves as the enterprise subject matter expert for complex revenue recognition matters while partnering cross-functionally with international teams and managing accounting improvement projects.

Own revenue accounting for subscription, usage-based, and professional services contracts under ASC 606. Responsibilities include revenue recognition, close activities, deferred revenue reconciliations, contract review, commissions accounting, audit support, controls, process improvement, and system data integrity across HubSpot and Rillet. Partner with Sales, RevOps, Legal, and Finance to support complex deals and maintain an audit-ready revenue function.