Top Artificial Intelligence Finance Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

The Finance and Strategy Manager will manage hardware spend, lead forecasting, enhance financial models, and drive operational efficiencies by partnering with cross-functional teams.

Own and scale U.S. accounting operations including monthly/quarterly close, technical accounting, revenue recognition, internal controls, audits, and U.S. tax compliance. Lead process automation, systems improvements, and manage/mentor offshore accounting staff while partnering with auditors and external advisors.

Own and scale multi-country payroll operations, manage payroll vendors and a payroll analyst, ensure payroll compliance, prepare payroll accounting entries and reconciliations, implement payroll/HR/finance integrations, and improve payroll processes and documentation.

Lead end-to-end finance operations for a growth-stage SaaS company, overseeing accounting, FP&A, revenue recognition, cash and liquidity planning, compliance, and auditing. Partner with CEO and cross-functional leaders on strategy, pricing, HR/PeopleOps and RevOps, build financial models, KPIs, and dashboards, and scale finance processes and team members to support rapid growth.

Head of Strategic Finance at Cedar, responsible for enterprise-level financial strategy, executive decision support, corporate development, and team mentorship in a high-growth healthcare tech environment.

The FP&A Manager will drive data-backed decisions, manage financial models, improve forecasting accuracy, and build executive dashboards. This role partners with financial teams to evaluate marketing ROI and streamline reporting processes.

Provide high-touch executive support to the CFO: manage calendar, triage inbox/Slack, prepare meeting briefs, coordinate financial rhythms, arrange complex travel, handle confidential information, and oversee Santa Monica office operations and events.

The Accounting Specialist at Artefact manages day-to-day financial operations including accounts receivable, accounts payable, month-end close, project accounting, and intercompany coordination.

The Director manages SEC financial reporting, oversees filings, provides technical accounting guidance, and ensures compliance with GAAP. He/she will implement policies and monitor new standards while engaging with external auditors and various business operations.

The Accounting Manager will oversee accounting operations, ensure compliance, manage monthly closes, and partner cross-functionally to optimize financial processes in a rapidly growing SaaS company.