Manage financial systems integrations for acquired entities, ensuring compliant data migration and collaboration with finance and audit teams.
Rezolve AI is a global conversational AI technology company operating globally and growing rapidly through acquisitions. As part of this strategy, the company is integrating acquired companies into a unified financial reporting environment.
We are hiring a Technical Financial Program Manager to own and deliver finance systems integrations, with a primary focus on NetSuite, Certinia (FinancialForce), and US GAAP–compliant reporting.
This role sits at the intersection of finance, systems, and M&A integration and is critical to audit readiness and scalable financial operations.
Role Overview
You will own end-to-end financial integrations for acquired entities, ensuring accurate, timely, and audit-ready migration of financial data and processes into Rezolve AI’s core finance systems.
This is not a traditional accounting role. It is a delivery-oriented systems and integration leadership role with deep accounting fluency.
Key Responsibilities
Lead post-acquisition financial systems integration, including:
Migration of historical and current financial data into NetSuite
Integration or retirement of legacy finance systems
Alignment of acquired entities to Rezolve AI’s chart of accounts and reporting standards
Oversee the convergence of multiple NetSuite licenses into a unified instance
Own trial balance mapping, data validation, reconciliations, and cutover planning
Ensure acquired entities meet US GAAP reporting requirements and audit expectations
Partner with Finance, IT, external auditors, and acquired company finance teams to:
Standardize close processes (month-end, quarter-end, year-end)
Implement appropriate financial controls and documentation
Manage integration timelines, risks, dependencies, and stakeholder communication
Serve as the single accountable owner for financial integration workstreams during M&A
Required Experience
7+ years experience in financial systems, integrations, or finance transformation
Deep, hands-on experience with NetSuite (multi-entity, consolidations, reporting)
Strong working knowledge of US GAAP and audit requirements
Proven experience integrating acquired companies’ financial data and processes
Demonstrated ability to manage complex, cross-functional programs end to end
Comfortable working directly with finance teams, auditors, and technical partners
Track record of operating in complex, matrixed environments spread across time zones
Strongly Preferred (but not required)
Experience with Certinia (FinancialForce)
Prior M&A integration or carve-out experience
Background in finance systems consulting, ERP implementations, or internal transformation teams
Accounting qualification (CPA, ACA, ACCA) — nice to have, not required
What Success Looks Like
Acquired entities are live in NetSuite on schedule
Financial data is accurate, reconciled, and audit-ready
Finance teams operate on standardized processes
Audits proceed without integration-related issues
Rezolve AI scales acquisitions without rebuilding finance each time
Top Skills
Certinia (Financialforce)
NetSuite
Us Gaap
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