Top Finance Jobs in San Francisco, CA

Provides financial analysis and accounting support for advertising leadership and business units. Responsibilities include reviewing revenue, preparing journal entries, analyzing variances, supporting revenue recognition and year-end close, reviewing contracts for compliance, maintaining internal controls, preparing reports, and improving financial processes.

The Senior Accountant supports monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes, consolidated financial reporting, audits, and corporate accounting workstreams. Responsibilities include accounting for leases, accruals, debt, and capitalized IT expenditures; preparing financial statements and supporting schedules; consolidating entities and currencies; coordinating close deadlines; reconciling accounts; and administering Oracle, BlackLine, and Lease Accelerator. The role partners with FP&A, Tax, Treasury, Legal, and other teams in a global organization.

Process accurate, compliant, high-volume US payroll for multiple clients in a managed services environment. Resolve payroll issues, review statutory compliance, identify discrepancies, improve processes, support client onboarding and parallel runs, communicate with clients, and mentor junior team members.

Provides end-to-end US payroll support for multiple clients in a managed services environment. Responsibilities include high-volume payroll processing, compliance reviews, discrepancy resolution, client onboarding, data validation, process improvement, issue escalation, and communication with clients and internal teams. The role also supports training junior team members and requires EST availability.

Leads investor relations processes, quarterly earnings communications, analyst and investor relationships, executive preparation, financial and competitive analysis, shareholder targeting, disclosure compliance, investor materials, Investor Day, roadshows, and corporate access events. The role partners closely with Finance, Legal, Communications, Strategy, and executives to communicate GitLab’s strategy, products, business model, and financial performance to public markets.

Handles complex commercial property losses, typically exceeding $500,000, by investigating damages, determining coverage and liability, estimating losses, negotiating settlements, controlling claim costs, and supporting litigation. The role presents evidence as an expert witness, manages national or international accounts, conducts peer reviews, mentors staff, contributes to industry presentations and publications, and makes sales calls. Extensive claims-adjusting experience, licensing, insurance expertise, and a valid driver's license are required.

Lead investor relations activities for GitLab, including quarterly earnings, investor communications, analyst and shareholder relationships, executive preparation, competitive benchmarking, financial analysis, investor targeting, and Investor Day planning. Partner with Finance, Legal, Communications, Strategy, and executives to ensure accurate, consistent, and Regulation FD-compliant messaging. Explain GitLab’s software business, strategy, financial performance, and evolving business model to public-market investors.

Global Corporate Controller responsible for worldwide controllership, technical accounting, financial reporting, consolidation, audits, internal controls, tax, financial systems, and close processes. The role leads US GAAP and statutory audits, supports M&A, drives process automation and AI adoption, partners with FP&A and senior leadership, prepares audit committee materials, and develops a global accounting team. Candidates must be current global or corporate controllers with extensive public accounting, SEC reporting, technical accounting, and global team leadership experience.

Manage accounting operations, including reconciliations, journal entries, accounts receivable, accounts payable, billing analysis, revenue recognition, financial statements, budgeting, audits, tax schedules, and process improvements. The role requires strong knowledge of GAAP, financial reporting, Excel, and accounting systems, along with analytical, communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.

Lead FP&A for budgeting, rolling forecasts, cash forecasting, and financial models across software and hardware lines. Produce management, board, and investor reporting, partner with Product/Sales/Accounting, run pricing processes and develop pricing models, support deal structuring, and improve FP&A infrastructure and data quality.