Top Aerospace Finance Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

The FP&A Senior Analyst will manage cost estimates, pricing strategies, financial modeling, and support forecasting and variance analysis in a hybrid environment.

The Program Finance Senior Analyst will manage financial oversight, budgeting, forecasting, and reporting for space superiority programs, ensuring they meet contractual requirements.

Partner with engineering, manufacturing, and operations to manage budgets, forecasts, invoices, and project performance. Build financial models, perform variance analysis, analyze labor and material actuals, and translate complex data into strategic recommendations. Support capital investment analysis, business cases, make-vs-buy evaluations, and ad-hoc financial modeling to guide resource allocation and corrective actions.

As a Senior Accountant, oversee accounting functions, ensure accurate financial reporting, and support strategic decision-making in a fast-paced environment.

The Senior Accountant will handle day-to-day accounting operations, oversee monthly closing, manage accounts payable and receivable, and lead audits.

Support program financial execution through cost reporting, Earned Value Management, and financial analysis. Prepare cost reports and analyze financial data.

Lead cost and schedule control for government contracts: develop LREs/EACs, support EVMS, prepare executive financial reporting, set up SAP (APEX) contract structures, perform FP&A forecasting and variance analysis, support proposals and 5-year/AOP planning, and collaborate with cross-functional program teams.

The role involves managing NBI and Overhead investment deliverables, providing financial analysis, and supporting decision-making as part of an FP&A team.

The Tax Analyst will handle U.S. and local tax matters for SpaceX subsidiaries, ensuring compliance, preparing returns, and collaborating with various teams.

The Senior Accountant II is responsible for month-end close processes, financial reporting, account reconciliations, compliance with US GAAP, and process improvements.

As a Financial Analyst, monitor performance, analyze financial metrics, develop reports, partner with leadership to align forecasts, and improve financial processes.

The Accounts Payable Specialist processes payroll and vendor payments, ensures proper invoice coding, resolves discrepancies, maintains AP documents, and supports month-end close activities.

The Controller will lead accounting functions, manage month-end close and financial reporting, and oversee audit compliance in a startup aerospace company.