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Financial Assistant Controller

Vtechys LLC Brooklyn, NY

Brooklyn, NY

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$140k - $160k/yr Full time Accounting Financial Analysis Financial Controller

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Job Description

The Financial Assistant Controller role at Vtechys LLC is an onsite position in Brooklyn, NY, focused on advanced general accounting and cross-entity financial operations. The position supports monthly close, compliance, and audit readiness in a multi-entity environment.

Role Overview

As Financial Assistant Controller, you will manage advanced general accounting and oversee multi-entity, multi-location, and multi-state accounting activities. You will contribute to supporting the financial close process and related compliance requirements, ensuring accurate reporting and sound accounting practices.

Key Responsibilities

Perform advanced general accounting duties and support the preparation of financial information.
Support monthly financial close and financial statement preparation.
Manage multi-entity, multi-location, and multi-state accounting requirements.
Handle tax, payroll, regulatory, and legal filings.
Maintain strong internal controls and support audit-related activities.

Required Qualifications

Active CPA license is mandatory.
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.
Strong knowledge of GAAP and accrual-based accounting.
Experience with monthly financial close and financial statement preparation.
Experience covering multi-entity, multi-location, and multi-state accounting.
Experience handling tax, payroll, regulatory, and legal filings.
Strong internal controls and audit experience.
Advanced Microsoft Excel skills.
Proven experience leading an accounting team and managing change.
Excellent communication, analytical, and organizational skills.
10+ years of relevant experience.

Technology

Microsoft Excel

Compensation and Work Location

This position is onsite in Brooklyn, NY. Compensation is USD 140,000 to 160,000 per year.

Work location: On the road.

Benefits

401(k)

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Financial Analyst

Bottega Veneta New York, NY

New York, NY

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$70k - $80k/yr Full time Accounting Analytical Skills Financial Analysis

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Job Description

Financial Analyst role supporting month-end close, planning, and cross-functional finance partnering in New York.

Report to the Senior Controller in New York, NY (onsite)
Submit reporting packages and prepare regional financial statements using group reporting tools including HFM, SAP, and Oracle
Coordinate with accounting teams to support Record-to-Report (R2R), Order-to-Cash (O2C), Procure-to-Pay (P2P), Treasury, and Tax processes for timely, accurate month-end closing and day-to-day activities
Review financial statements including income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement in line with group guidelines and brand targets
Prepare and monitor the Annual Operating Plan (AOP), rolling forecasts, long-term plans, and perform variance analysis versus forecasts
Partner with business leaders to interpret market needs and ambitions for correct top-up of needs and growth practices
Support Retail, Wholesale, and E-commerce teams to improve profitability and analyze business performance, including new store openings, P&L modeling, and financial decision support
Produce cost center and management reporting for actionable insights to senior leadership
Spot process improvement opportunities and propose ideas to increase efficiency
Handle ad hoc requests and projects as needed

Requirements

BA/BS in Accounting or Finance
Minimum 1 year of experience in FP&A or Accounting
Ability to show ingenuity by anticipating needs and adapting to changing situations
Strong Microsoft Excel skills (look-ups, formulas, pivot tables, etc.) plus other Microsoft Office applications
High attention to detail and strong critical thinking
Capacity to work in a team-oriented environment and embrace feedback
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Analytical strength
SAP and HFM (Hyperion Financial Management) knowledge is a plus
Luxury/fashion market knowledge with exposure in retail and/or audit is a plus, not required

Technologies

HFM, SAP, Oracle
Hyperion Financial Management
Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Office

Compensation & Job Details

Annual base salary range: USD 70,000 - 80,000
Additional compensation: plus discretionary bonus
Start date: 2026-12-07
Schedule: Full time
Job type: Regular
Organization: Bottega Veneta Inc.

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Product Operations Associate, Finance Transformation - Future Platforms | Housing

Elise A.I. Technologies Corp. New York, NY

New York, NY

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$100k - $160k/yr Full time Customer Experience Data Analytics Finance Operations Analyst

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Job Description

Support housing customers as they launch EliseAI’s AI-powered financial operations products by reconciling data, validating workflows, and partnering across teams to improve deployment quality.

Responsibilities

Review and reconcile customer financial data; investigate discrepancies and help resolve missing or inconsistent information with customers.
Partner directly with customers’ accounting and finance teams to understand their processes and gather deployment-ready information.
Test product workflows and validate outputs; document issues clearly and collaborate with Product and Engineering to drive fixes.
Track open items, flag blockers early, and keep customers and internal teams updated on progress.
Create checklists and documentation to improve launch accuracy and efficiency for future deployments.
Spot recurring problems and identify opportunities to reduce manual effort through product improvements and automation.

Requirements

1–2 years of experience in audit or assurance at a Big Four firm or another accounting firm.
Strong accounting foundation, including reviewing financial records, performing reconciliations, and investigating discrepancies.
Excellent Excel or Google Sheets skills, with comfort working with large, imperfect datasets.
High attention to detail and ability to manage multiple priorities while maintaining accuracy.
Clear communication skills and experience working directly with clients.
Proactive problem-solving approach, including asking thoughtful questions and moving work forward with limited direction.
Interest in technology and AI, with willingness to learn new systems and collaborate closely with technical teams.
Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, or a related field; CPA or progress toward CPA is a plus.
Willingness to work in person at the office 4–5 days per week.

Technologies

Excel
Google Sheets

Benefits

Equity in the company
Medical, Dental and Vision premiums covered at 100%
Fully paid parental leave
Commuter benefits
401k benefits
Fitness & home services stipend
Collaborative in-office environment with open floor plan, fully stocked kitchen, and all meals covered in the office
Unlimited vacation and paid holidays
Relocation packages covered

Location: New York City; Toronto (onsite)

Employment type: Full time

Department: Product

Compensation range: USD 100,000 - 160,000 per year

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Data Scientist, Strategic Finance

Rippling New York, NY

New York, NY

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$120k - $190k/yr Full time Artificial Intelligence Business Analytics Data Analysis

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Job Description

Rippling’s Strategic Finance team is seeking a Data Scientist to help drive company-wide planning and decision-making with advanced analytics, forecasting, and practical AI tool development. Based in New York, NY (onsite), this role partners closely with Finance leaders and cross-functional teams across go-to-market, customer experience, and R&D finance.

The focus is both strategic and hands-on: you will build automated forecasting models for key business metrics, strengthen the data infrastructure behind performance analysis, and provide data-driven insights that support continued ARR growth. You will also help lead AI adoption in Finance through direct development and coaching to improve how the team generates insights and makes decisions.

What you’ll do

Lead analytics for company-wide planning cycles, partnering with Finance leaders to shape forecasts, financial targets, and resource allocation decisions
Drive adoption of AI across Finance through hands-on development and coaching that improves analysis, insights generation, and decision-making
Own automated forecasting models for key metrics, including customer retention and expansion
Define and build deep understanding of critical business metrics such as net dollar retention and customer acquisition cost
Build high-quality data infrastructure to support accurate analysis of business performance across sales, marketing, R&D, and customer experience
Act as a trusted strategic partner to Finance executives with data-driven insights supporting ongoing ARR growth

What you bring

4+ years of experience in data science and analytics, with proven ability to use data science methods to drive business impact, particularly in B2B SaaS or fintech
A Master’s degree or Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Statistics, Data Science, Econ, Math, Business Analytics, or another related field
Hands-on proficiency with Python, SQL, dbt, Databricks, and other data analysis tools, including performing statistical analysis, running queries, and building models
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to turn complex data into actionable insights that influence strategic decisions
Curiosity and initiative to experiment with new AI tools and apply them to improve workflows
Strong communication skills to explain technical findings clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders
A strong sense of ownership with the ability to drive projects end to end
Ability to operate autonomously in an ambiguous, fast-paced environment

Technologies

Python
SQL
dbt
Databricks

Preferred qualifications

End-to-end model lifecycle experience, including development, backtesting, deployment, and monitoring
Time series forecasting experience with limited historical data
Financial modeling experience gained through Strategic Finance, Investment Banking, or close partnership with Finance teams

Salary and accommodation details

Salary range: USD 120,000 - 190,000 per year (US Tier 1)
Rippling is an equal opportunity employer and provides reasonable accommodations for candidates with disabilities during the hiring process. Requests can be sent to accommodations@rippling.com.
For office-based roles, working in the office at least three days per week is considered essential under current policy.
This role offers a competitive salary plus benefits and equity.

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Senior Financial Reporting and Accounting Manager

MetroPlusHealth New York, NY

New York, NY

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$120k - $133k/yr Full time Manager Senior Accounting

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Job Description

Hybrid role in New York City with a focus on high-impact financial reporting, cash management, and month-end accounting close. MetroPlusHealth offers an annual salary of USD 120,000 - 132,548 and the opportunity to work closely with internal teams and external auditors across treasury, investments, and audit deliverables.

Responsibilities

Perform weekly analysis of claims payment activity and create week-over-week comparison reports to support discussions during the weekly check-run meeting.
Prepare and maintain cash position and cash flow projections, including recommending account transfers of funds.
Monitor investment transactions and review monthly investment analyses.
Track bank balances, check runs, and incoming receipts; identify and coordinate resolution of exceptions internally (Operations and IT) and externally with the bank to complete monthly bank reconciliations.
Maintain complete weekly treasury journals in PeopleSoft (PS) Cash for all bank accounts.
Review and approve bank account reconciliations and monthly balance sheet account reconciliations.
Respond to audit questions and support deliverables related to investments, unpaid claims liabilities, pass-through programs, and State directed payments.
Support annual external audits, including NYC H+H fiscal year-end external audit and MetroPlusHealth calendar year-end external audit.
Assist with internal Model Audit Rule Audit and Federal Single (A-133) audit.
Prepare quarterly fiscal reports for NYC H+H reporting and annual Census Surveys.
Analyze financial impact for GASB Statement 87 on Leases and record monthly adjusting entries in accordance with Statutory Accounting Principles.
Maintain MetroPlusHealth fixed asset records in the Central Office Fixed Asset Management system and perform an independent reconciliation between Fixed Asset Management and General Ledger balances.
Prepare monthly general ledger account reconciliations and analyses, partnering heavily with Claims and Analytics to secure supporting documentation on time.
Prepare quarterly schedules and supporting analyses for the Medicaid Managed Care Operating Report (MMCOR).
Manage monthly NYC H+H reimbursement schedules for Personnel Services and Other than Personnel Services.
Coordinate with MetroPlusHealth Accounts Payable and NYC H+H teams to obtain adequate documentation and explanations for charges.
Oversee cash management for MetroPlusHealth’s financial operations; manage accounting activities and approve month-end closing balance sheet analysis.
Interact with external auditors and assist in preparation of audit financial statements for MetroPlusHealth (calendar year) and NYC H+H (fiscal year).
Other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree required
Minimum 8 years of experience in a related industry
Proficiency in PeopleSoft General Ledger System, Microsoft Excel, and Word
Accounting certification is a plus: CPA or CMA

Technologies

PeopleSoft
PeopleSoft General Ledger System
PeopleSoft (PS) Cash module
Microsoft Excel
Word

Professional Competencies

Integrity and Trust
Customer Focus
Functional/Technical skills
Written/Oral Communication

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1d ago

Real Estate Finance & Investment Specialist (Underwriting & Transaction Management)

The Community Preservation Corporation New York, NY

New York, NY

1d ago

$90k - $110k/yr Full time Accounting Affordable Housing Finance Analytical Skills

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Job Description

Join The Community Preservation Corporation (CPC) Building Innovation team to support the launch of a High-Performance Housing Fund and a new predevelopment lending program through underwriting, diligence, and transaction pipeline management for affordable and workforce housing.

Responsibilities

Coordinate predevelopment financing applications, partnering with consultants, borrowers, and CPC staff to compile required financial, technical, and program documentation.
Own assigned transactions and workstreams, including application screening, eligibility and financial-feasibility analyses, stakeholder coordination, deliverable tracking, and next-step execution.
Structure and evaluate financing approaches supporting energy efficiency, utility efficiency, and natural hazard resilience improvements.
Manage underwriting and due diligence for predevelopment and subordinate loans from origination through closing, coordinating internal CPC teams, borrowers, legal counsel, consultants, and third-party vendors.
Perform credit and feasibility analysis using historical operations, rent rolls, market conditions, development budgets, and financing assumptions to assess cash flow, debt capacity, transaction feasibility, and credit risk.
Underwrite preferred equity investments, evaluating capital structure, distribution waterfalls, sponsor economics, projected returns, exit and refinancing assumptions, and downside protection.
Build and review Excel-based financial models, including operating projections, debt sizing, sources and uses, investment returns, and sensitivity and downside analysis.
Conduct site inspections and review third-party reports, including appraisal, engineering, environmental, zoning, flood, title, and insurance materials to identify property-level risks.
Assess borrower and sponsor creditworthiness through financial statement analysis, liquidity, credit history, organizational structure, experience, and real estate holdings.
Prepare underwriting and investment memoranda and present material risks and recommendations to CPC Credit and Investment Committees.
Identify and communicate material credit, execution, and closing risks and recommend solutions.
Maintain due diligence checklists and application schedules, monitor deliverables, resolve information gaps, and support complete, timely submissions.
Maintain visibility into the Climate Lending & Investing transaction pipeline and progress opportunities through screening, evaluation, underwriting, approval, documentation, legal review, and closing.
Review borrower reporting and portfolio information to identify emerging issues and coordinate appropriate follow-up or escalation with internal and external stakeholders.
Perform other related duties as assigned.

Requirements

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Finance, Economics, Urban Planning, Real Estate, or other related field (preferred).
5 years of experience in multifamily real estate underwriting, equity investment analysis, or structured finance (preferred).
Proactive self-starter with demonstrated ability to anticipate needs and advance work independently.
Strong sense of ownership and accountability, with a track record of driving projects forward.
Collaborative, relationship-driven approach with willingness to engage colleagues and external partners directly.
Comfort navigating ambiguity, exercising sound judgment, establishing priorities, and acting with incomplete information.
Exceptional analytical, problem-solving, and organizational skills.
Expertise in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Adobe products, plus understanding of how to effectively deploy AI platforms and tools.
Strong Excel financial modeling skills, including real estate cash flow modeling, debt sizing, investment returns, and sensitivity analyses (preferred).
Knowledge of preferred equity and subordinate capital structures, including evaluation of returns, distribution waterfalls, sponsor economics, refinance and exit assumptions, and downside risk (preferred).
Knowledge of HUD multifamily programs and/or Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loan products is recommended.
Familiarity with energy efficiency, renewable energy, and natural hazard resilience building measures (preferred).
Effective written and oral communication skills.

Technologies

Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft PowerPoint
Adobe products
AI platforms and tools

Benefits

Competitive compensation
401(k) retirement plans with employer match
Medical, dental, and vision benefits for employees and their dependents
Commuter benefits
PTO for vacation, personal days, sick leave, holidays, jury duty, bereavement, parental leave, and disability
Tuition assistance program
Two “work from anywhere” weeks per year
Summer Fridays
Collaborative working spaces
Service days to support communities
Employee development and engagement events

Role summary

Help shape affordable and workforce housing finance by supporting innovative lending and investment strategies for high-performance multifamily housing.
Work closely with the Senior Director, Strategy & Credit Risk to support launch activities for the High-Performance Housing Fund and a predevelopment lending program for affordable housing projects incorporating natural hazard resilience and utility efficiency improvements.
Combine real estate underwriting and financial analysis with transaction and pipeline management and cross-functional program support.
Independently manage multiple workstreams, moving transactions from initial evaluation through underwriting, due diligence, closing, and ongoing monitoring.
Support initial evaluation of proposed predevelopment and subordinate loans and preferred equity transactions for the credit review process in coordination with the Chief Risk Officer and/or CPC Credit and Investment Committees.
Contribute to development of new financing solutions, expand market knowledge, and support growth of the affordable housing industry’s capacity for high-performance housing investments.

Location: New York, NY (hybrid) | Compensation: USD 90,000 - 110,000 per year | Experience: 5+ years

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1d ago

Financial Controller

Fast Track Express Saint Albans, NY

Saint Albans, NY

1d ago

$89k - $108k/yr Full time Accounting Accounting Operations Budget Management

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Job Description

Fast Track Express is seeking an experienced Financial Controller to lead core accounting and reporting functions in a hands-on, onsite role in Saint Albans, NY. This position plays a central part in maintaining accurate financial records, strengthening internal financial controls, and supporting operational efficiency through improved processes and clear financial analysis.

What you will do

Oversee daily accounting operations across accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, and general ledger activities.
Supervise accounting staff and help ensure timely, accurate financial reporting.
Prepare and review monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements.
Manage budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, and expense monitoring.
Direct bank reconciliations, review financial transactions, and oversee month-end closing procedures.
Develop and implement accounting policies, internal controls, and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Monitor financial performance, investigate discrepancies, and recommend improvements to financial processes.
Ensure compliance with U.S. GAAP, applicable tax requirements, and relevant financial regulations.
Coordinate with internal auditors, external accountants, and tax professionals.
Support financial planning by providing management with accurate financial analysis.

What you bring

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.
Minimum 5 years of accounting or financial management experience.
Previous experience as a Controller, Accounting Manager, or similar role.
Strong knowledge of U.S. GAAP, financial reporting, and internal controls.
Proficiency with QuickBooks and Microsoft Excel, along with accounting software.
Excellent leadership, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
CPA certification preferred (not required).
Experience in logistics, transportation, freight forwarding, or warehousing is a plus.