Top Corporate Finance Jobs in Seattle, WA

Support day-to-day accounting operations including payroll, accounts payable/receivable, reconciliations, and financial reporting. Maintain budgets, assist month- and year-end close, prepare documentation for audits, resolve billing/payroll issues, and identify process improvements to ensure accurate and efficient corporate finance operations.

The Corporate Accounting Lead oversees full-cycle accounting, financial reporting, vendor compliance, and supports joint venture operations while managing project budgets.

The Director will lead corporate recovery and restructuring, manage financial modeling, direct project teams, and drive business development efforts. Responsibilities include analyzing business plans, creating turnaround strategies, and mentoring team members.

Lead the accounting function through a first-year GAAS audit, remediate historical balances, own multi-entity month-end close, write and defend U.S. GAAP technical memos, manage auditors and advisors, build NetSuite and close automation, own equity/ASC 718 accounting and disclosures, and develop the accounting team toward PCAOB-readiness and public-company reporting standards.

Lead annual budgeting and monthly forecasting for MMA National departments. Prepare and distribute financial performance materials, analyze variances, approve departmental expenditures, and coordinate intercompany charges and allocations with Marsh entities.

Lead a team of accountants, prepare close materials, establish accounting policies, design controls, and drive process improvements in accounting operations.

Lead corporate development and strategic finance initiatives including M&A valuation and diligence, investor and capital-raising materials, and cross-platform growth programs. Build financial models and business cases, track acquisition targets and market benchmarks, manage multi-workstream due diligence, execute cross-sell initiatives with dashboards, and report performance and recommendations to the executive team.

Lead balance sheet forecasting, maintain long-term integrated financial model, and own the thirteen-week direct cash flow forecast. Produce monthly/quarterly/annual reporting for management and ownership, monitor covenant compliance, translate P&L drivers into GAAP-compliant balance sheet and cash flow projections, and partner cross-functionally to improve forecasting accuracy and reporting efficiency.

Own consolidated monthly forecasting, long-range planning, headcount and payroll reporting, and executive-level analyses. Act as Pigment subject-matter expert, partner with People & Talent, support investor relations and cash-flow forecasting, and drive automation and AI-enabled FP&A improvements across the company.

Support end-to-end M&A and corporate development activities: source and screen targets, build financial and LBO models, lead diligence workstreams, prepare board/investment committee materials, manage advisors and negotiations, and support integration planning and pipeline management.

Support month-end and year-end close for operating expenses, prepare and review journal entries, manage accruals/prepaids/fixed-asset reconciliations, perform balance sheet and P&L flux analysis, categorize bank transactions, assist accounts payable and vendor inquiries, and provide audit support and ad-hoc reporting.

Lead capital raising transactions, manage investor and banker relationships, build financial and operating models to support strategic decisions and M&A, and prepare board and management reporting. Drive cross-functional initiatives, leverage AI tools to improve workflows, and support high-visibility finance projects.

Lead capital raising, investor and banker relations, strategic finance modeling, and board/management reporting. Build and execute debt/equity transactions, manage investor diligence and reporting, and develop financial analyses to support strategic decisions across cross-functional teams. Leverage AI tools to improve workflows and reporting for a high-autonomy, fast-paced corporate finance function.

Manage domestic income tax provision and compliance (ASC 740), oversee federal/state tax filings and payments, lead audit defense, review work of senior tax analyst, coordinate external providers and auditors, mentor staff, and lead ad hoc tax projects and research to support corporate tax operations.

Manage month-end and quarter-end close with external accounting partners, ensure accurate US GAAP financials, oversee AP/expenses/vendor onboarding and controls, lead automation/AI and ERP initiatives, support audit and tax readiness, and partner cross-functionally on finance, legal, IT, and M&A-related projects.

Lead sourcing, evaluating, negotiating, and executing M&A, investments, and joint ventures. Manage due diligence, valuation, deal structuring, cross-functional teams, counsel, and integration planning. Advise senior leadership, build pipelines, and present recommendations to M&A committee and Board to drive strategic growth.

Lead full-lifecycle M&A, divestitures, joint ventures, and strategic investments. Source and prioritize targets, build financial models and valuations, run cross-functional diligence, draft transaction documents, and support integration or separation. Produce executive- and board-ready materials, use AI tools to accelerate workstreams, and manage stakeholders and advisors from sourcing through close.

The Corporate Tax Manager will manage income tax provision, compliance, audits, and planning, collaborate with external advisors, and support M&A activity.

Process invoices through AP workflow, administer assigned stores/queues, verify and correct invoice attributes, reconcile vendor statements, resolve payment discrepancies, create/post journal entries, support month-end schedules, handle urgent/manual payments, communicate issues and improvements, and assist with department projects.

The Corporate Financial Manager oversees finance operations, managing accounting, billing, asset management, budgeting, and ensuring compliance with GAAP or IFRS while supporting program leaders.

The Corporate Controller will manage financial operations, ensuring compliance with accounting standards, preparing financial reports, and contributing to strategic planning and analysis. Responsibilities include overseeing accounting activities, financial modeling, and compliance with regulations while collaborating on financial strategies and supporting M&A activities.

The Senior Corporate Accountant will manage daily accounting activities, drive period-end close, analyze revenue, prepare invoices, and support audits and process improvements.

Lead end-to-end M&A deal execution and pipeline management, including sourcing, valuation and financial modeling, diligence, structuring, negotiation, and post-close transition. Manage a two-person corporate development team, coordinate cross-functional stakeholders and external advisors, present recommendations to senior leadership and the board, and evaluate strategic partnership and investment opportunities aligned with corporate priorities.

Lead Corporate Finance at Life360, overseeing enterprise planning, reporting, and investor relations. Manage a small team and collaborate across finance functions to ensure accurate financial materials for leadership.

Lead all accounting operations and financial reporting for a multi-entity organization. Oversee close processes, consolidate financial statements, ensure U.S. GAAP compliance, manage treasury and audits, maintain internal controls, and drive process improvement and automation. Mentor a finance team and partner cross-functionally to support strategic growth.