Top Food Finance Jobs in New York City, NY

The Accounting Manager will ensure financial integrity of inventory and COGS, lead monthly close processes, manage controls, and collaborate with various teams for accurate reporting and analysis.

Lead the fintech banking product compliance program for banking products (deposits, cards, payroll/prepaid, bill-pay, stored value). Identify and mitigate compliance risks, advise on product development, run compliance committees, support testing and issue management, maintain policies and partner/vendor oversight, and manage regulatory change and partner reporting.

Manage inventory and cost accounting including rollforwards, valuation, COGS, reserves, reconciliations, and variance analysis. Lead physical and cycle counts, collaborate with operations and 3PLs, support month-end close, prepare journal entries and reporting, and assist audit readiness and accounting process improvements.

The VP of FP&A will lead the financial planning process, provide executive financial guidance, manage teams, and improve financial systems at OpenTable.

The Senior Financial Analyst will enhance financial reporting, manage budget oversight in Pigment, and collaborate with teams to ensure accurate revenue forecasting and analysis, while supporting various finance-related requests and processes.

The Director of Tax Strategy is responsible for leading tax planning initiatives, managing tax compliance, and guiding tax strategies to optimize financial performance.

The Junior Associate, AR will prepare and monitor invoices, manage accounts receivable, handle collections, and assist the finance team as needed.

The FP&A Senior Analyst will enhance revenue reporting processes, support budgeting, provide financial analyses, and collaborate with stakeholders on financial modeling and insights.

The Manager of Accounts Receivable oversees collections, cash posting, and team performance, leading audits and improving processes.

The Head of Strategic Finance partners with business leaders in forecasting, budgeting, performance management, and capital allocation while guiding decisions on pricing and resource allocation.