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1d ago

Senior Financial Analyst

Grey Street Consulting LLC San Diego, CA

San Diego, CA

1d ago

Full time Senior Accounting Analytical Skills

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Job Description

Grey Street Consulting, LLC is seeking a Senior Financial Analyst to support a prospective client within the Naval Health Research Center (NHRC).

Position type: On-site, full-time
Location: San Diego, CA (onsite)
Availability: Contingent upon award
Experience required: Minimum 8 years

Responsibilities

Ensure employees complete required initial and annual training as required by the Command or Activity.
Coordinate orientation training for new personnel, including refresher safety training and job-specific safety training.
Complete general safety topics including:
- Fire/life safety
- General ergonomics awareness
- Risk management
- Hazard communication / global harmonization
- Reproductive hazard awareness
Ensure job-specific safety training is completed by applicable contract personnel as required by the Command or Activity, including (but not limited to):
- Weight-handling management
- Hearing conservation
- Respiratory protection
- Basic life safety
- PPE use
- Hazardous material control
- Waste management
- Radiological safety
- Biological safety
Ensure new contract employees complete initial safety training within timelines specified by DoD policy.
Make all training records available to the Command or Activity upon request.
Ensure all contract personnel maintain required training, certifications, credentialing / privileging (if applicable), and medical requirements, including vaccinations, medical exams, and other medical care at no additional cost to the government.
Provide the government verification of requirements for each applicable contractor employee.
Obtain and maintain DoD / Government-required training throughout task order performance; provide written confirmation of completed training to the COR as requested.
Maintain staffing during 30-day transition-in / transition-out periods to minimize any decrease in productivity and prevent negative impacts on services.
During the phase-in period, become familiar with performance requirements to begin full performance on the contract start date.

Requirements

Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting or Finance
OR Experience: Minimum 8 years of accounting or finance experience
Ability to operate a PC and phone in an office environment
Primarily sedentary work position
Some bending; light lifting and carrying of equipment may be required
Ability to use any additional office equipment required by the position

Benefits

Comprehensive medical
Dental
401k with a guaranteed match

Training and Documentation

Employees must complete initial and annual training required by the Command or Activity, including orientation training for new personnel, refresher safety training, and job-specific safety training.
Job-specific safety training is completed as required by the Command or Activity, including topics such as weight-handling management, hearing conservation, respiratory protection, basic life safety, PPE use, hazardous material control, waste management, radiological safety, and biological safety.
New contract employees complete initial safety training within DoD policy timelines.
All training records are available to the Command or Activity upon request.

Certifications, Credentialing, and Medical Requirements

Contract personnel must have and maintain training, certifications, credentialing / privileging (if applicable), and medical requirements, including vaccinations, medical exams, and other medical care at no additional cost to the government.
The Government may provide vaccinations if available at no cost.
ODCs are not authorized to pay for these expenses.
Training and certification types vary depending on the position.
The contractor provides the government verification of these requirements for each applicable contractor employee.

DoD / Government-Required Training

Contract personnel obtain and maintain all DoD / Government-required training throughout task order performance.
Written confirmation of completed training is provided to the COR as requested.

Transition-In / Transition-Out

Personnel are on board during the 30-day transition-in / transition-out periods to minimize productivity decrease and prevent negative impacts on services.
During the phase-in period, the contractor becomes familiar with performance requirements to commence full performance of services on the contract start date.

About the Naval Health Research Center (NHRC)

The NHRC develops and delivers operational biomedical research solutions to enhance the health, safety, readiness, and performance of military forces.

About Grey Street Consulting, LLC

Small, federal contracting firm
Founded in 2015
Provides staff augmentation support to numerous federal agencies, including U.S. Departments of Transportation (DOT), Health and Human Services (HHS), Energy (DOE), Labor (DOL), and Homeland Security (DHS)
Approach is rooted in subject matter expertise and managing client needs and expectations while delivering measurable results

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7d ago

Staff Financial Analyst

Qualcomm San Diego, CA

San Diego, CA

7d ago

$109k - $164k/yr Full time Accounting Analytical Skills Corporate Finance

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Job Description

Qualcomm is hiring a Staff Financial Analyst to support the finance function for the Mobile, Compute, and XWP (MCX) organization. This onsite role in San Diego, CA sits within the MCX finance team and provides financial support across multiple business areas, including FP&A and marketing budget support.

In this position, you will help translate business performance into actionable insights through forecasting analysis, deep financial reviews, and model-driven planning. The role also includes contributions to pricing strategy for new products and ad hoc special projects that support MCX initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

Analyze BU performance by assessing key business metrics and identifying drivers of financial results
Perform actual vs. forecast analysis to track performance and explain variances
Conduct deep-dive analysis into multiple elements of the financial statements
Establish and support pricing strategy and structure for new products
Review customer contracts to support financial and commercial decisions
Collaborate with cross-departmental partners, including sales, product management, and legal
Build, improve, and maintain complex financial models
Support ad hoc special projects as needed

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree
4+ years of work experience in Finance, Accounting, or a related field
Completed advanced degrees in a relevant field may substitute for up to two years of work experience (Master’s = one year, Doctorate = two years)

Preferred Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Data Analytics, or a related field
7+ years of Finance, Accounting, or related work experience
2+ years of experience interacting with senior leadership (for example, Director level and above)
2+ years working in a large, matrixed organization
2+ years in a leadership role, with or without direct reports

Compensation and Benefits

USD 109,400 - 164,200 annual pay range
Competitive annual discretionary bonus program
Opportunity for annual RSU grants
Highly competitive benefits package
Salary is only one component of total compensation at Qualcomm
Employees on sales-incentive plans are not eligible for the annual bonus

Company: Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

Job Area: Finance & Accounting Group, Finance & Accounting Group > Finance

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8d ago

Senior Financial Analyst

Sony Electronics Inc San Diego, CA

San Diego, CA

8d ago

$76k - $102k/yr Full time Senior Accounting Analytical Skills

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Job Description

As a Senior Financial Analyst on Sony Electronics Inc’s Corporate Planning & Control team, you will support BRAVIA North America with financial planning, reporting, and analysis. The role focuses on forecasting and consolidation, KPI reporting for senior leadership, and cross-functional partnership to turn financial data into actionable recommendations.

Role Location and Compensation

Location: San Diego, CA (hybrid)
Salary: USD 76,375 - 101,834 per year

Key Responsibilities

Support company-wide forecasting and budgeting activities, including financial reporting, analysis, consolidation, management presentations, and financial submissions.
Prepare and consolidate financial and KPI reporting for senior management, compensation-related activities, and headquarters.
Partner with Business Planning and cross-functional teams including Accounting, Service, Logistics, Business Intelligence, Information Systems, Human Resources, and business units to meet planning and reporting needs.
Analyze financial results, underlying transactions, journal entries, and account reconciliations to identify impacts, trends, risks, and opportunities, and provide recommendations to business stakeholders.
Manage commission expense planning and reporting across Consumer and Professional business groups, including budget, forecast, and actual results, while aligning with business unit expectations.
Support Business Planning and Sales Operations in managing BRAVIA North America’s Consumer and Professional Market Development Funds (MDF), including accruals for customer agreements, journal entries, variance resolution, financial insight, and troubleshooting operational tools.
Identify opportunities to improve financial processes, reporting methods, controls, and overall efficiency.
Provide backup and cross-functional support for Financial Planning & Control activities beyond primary responsibilities to support business continuity.

Required Qualifications

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, Economics, or a related field (or equivalent practical experience).
Experience: 3–5 years of relevant experience in finance, financial planning and analysis, accounting, corporate planning, or a related field, preferably in a fast-paced and complex business environment.
Strong financial analysis, accounting, budgeting, forecasting, and reporting capabilities.
Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel, including analyzing and managing complex financial data.
Demonstrated ability to learn and work effectively with financial systems and reporting tools.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to identify trends, financial impacts, and improvement opportunities.
Ability to build effective relationships and collaborate across multiple functions and stakeholder groups.
Strong organization skills to manage multiple priorities, deadlines, and deliverables concurrently.
Attention to detail and commitment to accuracy and integrity in financial reporting.

Technology Stack

Microsoft Excel
SAP
Power Query
Power BI

Benefits

Annual corporate bonus plan (based on company performance and not guaranteed).
Comprehensive benefits package including healthcare benefits (medical, dental, and vision).
Paid medical leave.
401k plan with matching company contributions.
Vacation time.
Education assistance.
Student loan assistance program.
Eighty hours of paid sick leave time annually.
Up to twelve weeks paid parental leave.

Preferred Qualifications

Working knowledge of SAP, Power Query, and Power BI.
Experience supporting corporate financial consolidation, management reporting, or FP&A activities.
Experience working with cross-functional business partners and presenting financial information to management.

Work-Life Balance Options

Hybrid home/office workplace.
Monthly “Free Fridays”.
Early shutdowns on Fridays throughout the year, including half-days during the summer.

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11d ago

Financial Advisor

First Command San Diego, CA

San Diego, CA

11d ago

Full time Budget Management Financial Advisor Financial Planning

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Job Description

First Command Financial Advisors work alongside military families, helping them refine evolving financial plans as priorities change over time. Based in San Diego, CA (onsite), the role blends coaching, community outreach, and direct partnership with local military organizations, with training and licensing support provided for career entry and growth.

Role overview

As a personal coach to military families, you will guide clients in planning for both short-term and long-term goals. The work includes supporting day-to-day financial decisions, helping families build lifetime assets, and addressing uncertainty through insurance and risk management.

Key responsibilities

Serve as a dedicated coach to military families, developing financial plans designed to evolve toward short-term and long-term goals.
Advise military families on managing day-to-day finances, building lifetime assets, and protecting against the unexpected.
Participate in community engagement activities to bring new clients to First Command, supported by your local district team and Home Office.
Build connections within the military community by partnering with local military organizations, military units, and other supporting institutions.
Coach clients on creating a comprehensive financial plan that includes Savings and banking.
Coach clients on creating a comprehensive financial plan that includes Investments and wealth management.
Coach clients on creating a comprehensive financial plan that includes Insurance and risk management.

Requirements

Military experience or affiliation
Bachelor's degree
Proven leadership skills

Training and licensing support

First Command provides a comprehensive training and licensing program for veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses to start and grow a successful Financial Advisor career.

Becoming an advisor at First Command

Completing the paid trainee program can lead to becoming an independent contractor Financial Advisor with the option to run your own practice.
Compensation: earning potential is not capped, with pay based on competitive commissions, residual income, bonuses, and deferred compensation.
Professional development: includes progressive leadership programs with classroom training and annual workshops for future leadership opportunities.
Independence: set your own schedule to help manage work-life balance.
Flexibility: mobile career opportunities throughout the United States.

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13d ago

Chief Financial Officer

Point Predictive San Diego, CA

San Diego, CA

13d ago

$275k - $325k/yr Full time Finance Director Accounting Analytical Skills

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Job Description

Point Predictive is seeking a hands-on, execution-focused Chief Financial Officer to lead finance and accounting, develop scalable reporting and FP&A capabilities, and support PE sponsor reporting, planning, and value creation efforts. This onsite role in Downtown San Diego also includes HR-related responsibilities and active participation in capital structure optimization, M&A, fundraising, and exit preparation.

Location and Work Arrangement

Location: San Diego, CA (onsite)
Work location: In person
Office area: Downtown San Diego
Ability to commute: San Diego, CA 92101 (required)
Ability to relocate: San Diego, CA 92101 (required)
Employment type: Full-time

Compensation

Base salary: USD 275,000 to 325,000 per year
Equity: Plus equity
Pay range (stated): $275,000.00 to $325,000.00 per year

Key Responsibilities

Personally execute and oversee core finance and accounting activities, including general ledger ownership and monthly close
Manage AR, invoicing, collections, and cash application, along with AP, expense management, and vendor payments
Own cash management, liquidity forecasting, and bank reconciliations
Produce timely, accurate, GAAP-compliant financial statements
Establish and enforce internal controls aligned with institutional PE expectations
Maintain audit-ready financials and documentation at all times
Lead revenue cycle management and ensure revenue recognition under ASC 606
Partner with Sales on pricing and deal support
Create and interpret TAM and product profitability analysis
Provide ad hoc analysis as requested
Lead annual budgeting, rolling forecasts, and long-range financial planning
Develop and maintain detailed financial models, KPI dashboards, and variance analyses
Prepare and present institutional-quality monthly and quarterly reporting for PE sponsors
Collaborate with leadership and sponsors on value creation initiatives, margin improvement, and capital efficiency
Provide data-driven insights to support operational decision-making
Serve as primary financial liaison to PE sponsors, lenders, and external advisors
Manage 409A valuations and related compliance requirements
Lead audits, quality of earnings, and transaction-related diligence processes
Support debt facilities, covenant compliance, amendments, and refinancings
Lead M&A activities including due diligence, valuation analysis, integration planning, and negotiation support for add-on acquisitions
Implement and optimize scalable accounting, reporting, and FP&A systems
Build a repeatable, disciplined close and reporting cadence
Maintain a hands-on “doer” approach until finance staffing needs expand
Define future finance organization structure and lead hiring as the company scales
Conduct risk analysis and develop strategies for risk mitigation across financial operations
Implement cost control measures and oversee expense management to optimize profitability
Develop business analysis models for market analysis and business development initiatives
Collaborate with senior leadership on strategic planning initiatives to foster sustainable growth

Required Qualifications

Prior experience as a CFO, Controller, or senior finance leader in an upper middle market PE-backed, growth-stage, or similarly rigorous environment
Strong technical accounting expertise with a command of GAAP, including preferred experience with ASC 606 and COSO
Proven ownership across the full accounting lifecycle, including close, reporting, and audits
Experience delivering sponsor-ready reporting and supporting value creation plans
Strong exposure to M&A, add-on integrations, or transaction diligence
Comfort operating with high accountability and limited initial infrastructure
Background in corporate finance, including treasury management, risk analysis, regulatory reporting, and financial modeling
Demonstrated expertise in fundraising, M&A, business development strategies, and market analysis
Deep understanding of revenue cycle management, cost control techniques, expense management, and fiscal oversight
Strong analytical skills to translate complex financial data into actionable insights
Effective negotiation skills with strategic thinking for business growth opportunities
Proficiency in financial software systems; advanced Excel skills; familiarity with financial planning tools is essential
Excellent leadership skills with prior supervising experience and ability to build and manage teams
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field; CPA or CFA preferred; MBA advantageous
Execution-oriented approach with strong attention to detail
Comfort balancing hands-on work with senior-level stakeholder interaction
Credible, confident communication with PE partners and lenders
Structured, disciplined, and deadline-driven working style
Motivation to build institutional-quality finance functions
Experience using and expanding expertise in generative AI to reduce redundant work and produce high-quality analysis efficiently

Technologies

GAAP
ASC 606
COSO
Excel
Generative AI

Benefits

401(k)
Dental insurance
Family leave
Flexible spending account
Health insurance
Health savings account
Life insurance
Paid time off
Stock options
Vision insurance

Application Questions

This position is full-time in our Downtown San Diego office. Does that work for you?
Do you have any experience with company exits and managing due diligence with investors? Please explain.
Have you ever helped a company raise Series B/C or beyond? Please explain.
Explain your hands-on approach to financial reporting, accounting and bookkeeping, investor reporting, preparing presentations for CEO meetings, and preparing for internal and external shareholder meetings. Include your use of generative AI to optimize efficiency, analysis, and output.

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13d ago

Financial Analyst, Senior

Qualcomm Incorporated San Diego, CA

San Diego, CA

13d ago

$91k - $136k/yr Full time Senior Accounting Alteryx

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Job Description

Join a global team supporting employee equity compensation through strong financial reporting and scalable processes. In this Senior Financial Analyst role within Qualcomm’s Stock Accounting group, you will work in a fast-paced, worldwide environment, partnering across Stock Administration, Accounting, Finance, Payroll, Tax, and Compensation & Benefits to help deliver accurate results for employee equity awards. The position also emphasizes continuous improvement through automation, AI-enabled tools, and data analytics.

Compensation: USD $90,600 - $135,800 per year. Location: San Diego, CA (onsite).

What You’ll Do

Provide accurate financial reporting and analysis tied to employee equity awards, while building scalable processes.
Collaborate across Stock Administration, Accounting, Finance, Payroll, Tax, and Compensation & Benefits to deliver consistent outcomes.
Improve reporting, controls, reconciliations, forecasting, and decision support using automation, AI-enabled tools, and data analytics, while maintaining data integrity and compliance.

What We’re Looking For

Bachelor’s degree.
3+ years of Finance, Accounting, or related work experience.
Advanced degree substitution: completed advanced degrees in a relevant field may substitute for up to two years of work experience (Master’s = one year, Doctorate = two years).
5+ years of Finance, Accounting, equity compensation, stock plan administration, or related work experience.
Active CPA license or country equivalent.
Excellent analytical, organizational, and communication skills.
Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and experience with large-company financial systems and reporting tools such as Oracle, Tableau, or similar platforms.
Experience using automation, AI-enabled, or advanced analytics tools, such as Microsoft Copilot, n8n, Power Automate, Alteryx, or similar technologies.
Working knowledge of ASC 718, SOX controls, SEC reporting, payroll and tax considerations, and global equity compensation processes.
Experience with equity compensation accounting, financial reporting, reconciliations, forecasting, or related analysis in a large, global, matrixed organization.
Familiarity with Morgan Stanley at Work (EEO) or a comparable equity administration platform.

Key Tools and Systems

Microsoft Excel, Oracle, Tableau
Microsoft Copilot, n8n, Power Automate, Alteryx
Morgan Stanley at Work (EEO)

Benefits

Competitive annual discretionary bonus program
Opportunity for annual RSU grants
Highly competitive benefits package

Bonus note: Employees on sales-incentive plans are not eligible for the annual bonus.

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25d ago

Data Engineer, Finance

SHIELD AI San Diego, CA

San Diego, CA

25d ago

$97k - $140k/yr Full time Ai/ml Data Engineering Artificial Intelligence Big Data

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Job Description

Shield AI is building a governed, dependable data foundation that supports Finance planning, analytics, and AI-enabled decision support. As a Data Engineer, Finance, you will focus on reusable Databricks integrations, semantic-layer infrastructure, and production data services that help power analytics and intelligent Finance workflows. This onsite role is based in San Diego, CA.

Compensation for the position is USD 97,000 - 140,000 per year.

Benefits

Bonus + Benefits + Equity
Pay within the range listed, plus bonus and benefits and equity
Pay within the range listed above with a temporary benefits package (applicable after 60 days of employment)

Responsibilities

Build and operate scalable pipelines and integrations connecting enterprise data to Finance products.
Develop semantic-layer infrastructure and governed data access for analytics, planning, and AI applications.
Set up end-to-end pipeline observability, including data-quality controls and resilient operational practices.
Engineer the services and integrations that support Databricks Genie and other AI-enabled Finance workflows.
Use AI coding assistants to accelerate delivery while validating correctness, security, and performance.
Apply FinOps practices to manage platform spend and optimize cost without reducing service quality.
Partner with analytics engineers and enterprise teams on architecture, data contracts, and sustainable ownership.

Requirements

Hands-on production data engineering experience using SQL and Python or PySpark.
Experience with cloud data platforms, orchestration, data modeling, and governed serving patterns.
Ability to design for observability, recoverability, security, and maintainability.
Proficiency with AI coding assistants and the ability to independently validate generated work.
Practical experience enabling AI capabilities on enterprise data, ideally in Databricks; experience with Snowflake Cortex or comparable platforms is welcome.
Strong cross-functional collaboration and production ownership.

Technologies

Databricks
SQL
Python
PySpark
Snowflake Cortex
Databricks Genie
Delta Lake

Preferred Qualifications

Experience with Databricks, Delta Lake, cloud infrastructure, and deployment automation.
Experience building AI application backends, model integrations, or LLM-based workflows.
Experience with FinOps, financial data, or enterprise-system integrations.