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Manager, Client Finance

New York, NY · On-site

$66K - $95K/yr

Main Responsibilities: • 35% Client Budgets o Own and manage the client finance tracker to: § Ensure authorized budgets are received from clients and verify plans are accurately entered into our ...

Financial Coordinator Location: Jamaica, NY Employment Type: 6-month contract Industry ... Managing and maintaining an invoice tracker to ensure all invoices are accounted for and status

Financial Analyst

Washington, DC · On-site

$120K - $125K/yr

Financial Analyst Location: Washington, DC, 20037 Position Overview HunaTek is seeking a detail ... Maintain an AF-wide foreign assistance tracker to provide centralized awareness of AF-managed ...

Financial Analyst

Milpitas, CA · On-site

$77K - $132K/yr

Maintain program spending tracker and support with milestone presentations to business leaders * Assist with ad hoc requests for financial modeling, scenario analysis and simulations. * Provide ...

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Financial Tracker information

What is a financial tracker?

A Financial Tracker is a tool or professional who monitors, records, and analyzes financial transactions and activities to help individuals or organizations manage their finances effectively. This role involves keeping track of income, expenses, budgets, and financial goals, often using specialized software or spreadsheets. Financial Trackers help ensure that financial records are accurate and up-to-date, enabling better financial planning and decision-making. Their work is essential for maintaining financial health and achieving both short-term and long-term financial objectives.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a financial tracker?

To thrive as a Financial Tracker, you need strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a solid understanding of accounting or finance principles, often supported by a relevant degree or certification. Familiarity with financial tracking software such as QuickBooks, Excel, and other financial management systems is typically required. Excellent organizational skills, integrity, and clear communication help build trust and ensure accurate reporting. These skills are crucial for maintaining financial accuracy, supporting informed decision-making, and safeguarding an organization's fiscal health.

How does a financial tracker typically collaborate with other departments within an organization?

A Financial Tracker regularly works alongside departments such as accounting, operations, and project management to ensure that all financial data is accurately recorded and reported. This collaboration often involves sharing budget updates, flagging discrepancies, and providing timely financial insights to aid departmental decision-making. Strong communication skills and an understanding of each department’s financial needs are essential, as Financial Trackers frequently participate in meetings and cross-functional projects to align financial tracking with overall business objectives.

What is the difference between Financial Tracker vs Bookkeeper?

AspectFinancial TrackerBookkeeper
CredentialsBasic financial software knowledge, possibly certifications in personal financeBookkeeping certifications (e.g., QuickBooks Certified)
Work EnvironmentPersonal finance, small business, or freelance settingsAccounting firms, small to medium businesses
Employer & IndustryIndividuals, small businesses, financial appsBusinesses, accounting firms, finance departments
Primary FocusTracking personal or business expenses, income, and budgetsRecording financial transactions, maintaining ledgers

Financial Trackers focus on monitoring and managing personal or small business finances, often using software tools. Bookkeepers handle detailed recording of financial transactions, maintaining accurate ledgers for organizations. While both roles involve financial data, Financial Trackers are more about oversight and planning, whereas Bookkeepers are responsible for detailed record-keeping and compliance.

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Finance Transformation & Project Manager

ON.energy

Miami, FL • On-site

Full-time

Posted 11 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Own and drive the successful execution of strategic Finance transformation projects from idea to stabilization.

  • Coordinate cross-functional teams, track deliverables, dependencies, and maintain project documentation to ensure project completion.

  • Lead requirements gathering, process mapping, system design workshops, and manage go-live activities including hypercare and post-implementation review.


Job description

About the role

ON.energy is building and operating hyperscale power systems at gigawatt scale. The Finance organization is scaling the systems, processes and controls that support that growth: a NetSuite implementation, Ramp, an inventory management system, process and controls work, and the Road to IPO.

This is a new position, created to own the execution of that portfolio end to end: Idea Design Plan Implementation Testing Go-Live Stabilization Handover.

The role reports directly to the CFO, with dotted lines to the VP of Accounting/FP&A and the Head of Corporate Finance. That placement gives it a cross-functional mandate across all of Finance rather than a single sub-function. It works daily with Accounting, Treasury, Tax, FP&A, IT, Operations, Procurement, Legal, external advisors and vendors. 

Role mission

Own and drive the successful execution of strategic Finance transformation projects, ensuring clear scope, accountability, timelines, cross-functional coordination, risk management, implementation and sustainable adoption. The role acts as Finance PMO Lead under the CFO as Executive Sponsor: it maintains the master plan, controls dependencies, tracks milestones, coordinates advisors, maintains the readiness tracker, identifies delays and escalates decisions.

Key responsibilitiesProject management
  • Develop project charters, scope, objectives, deliverables and success criteria.
  • Build detailed implementation plans and milestones.
  • Establish project governance and meeting cadence.
  • Coordinate cross-functional teams and track deliverables and dependencies.
  • Maintain project documentation and drive projects through completion.
Project governance
  • Establish and maintain a consistent governance methodology: Executive Sponsor, Project Owner, Project Manager, Workstream Owners, Timeline, RACI, Budget, Risks, Decision Log and Status for every project.
  • Report project status to the CFO on a fixed cadence, with the VP of Accounting/FP&A and the Head of Corporate Finance included.
Risk & issue management
  • Maintain the risk register, issue log, dependency tracker, decision log and escalation process.
  • Surface problems early and bring decisions to the CFO. Do not wait until a project is late to communicate that it is late.
Finance systems implementation
  • Lead requirements gathering, process mapping and system design workshops.
  • Coordinate data migration, UAT and cutover planning.
  • Run go-live, hypercare and the post-implementation review.
  • Manage implementation partners and vendors: statements of work, deliverables, quality and escalation.
Change management
  • Coordinate stakeholder communication, training plans and SOPs.
  • Own go-live readiness, post-go-live support and process documentation.
  • Track user adoption against defined adoption KPIs.
Finance transformation portfolio
  • Build and maintain the Finance Transformation Roadmap: initiative, owner, PM, priority, status and target date.
  • Run a monthly portfolio review with the CFO, the VP of Accounting/FP&A and the Head of Corporate Finance.
 QualificationsRequired
  • 7-10 years of experience combining Finance / Accounting, Project Management, Finance Transformation and ERP implementation.
  • Track record leading finance systems implementations end to end from the client side.
  • Working command of core finance processes - close, AP/AR, expense, inventory and costing - and how they are reflected in an ERP.
  • Experience managing implementation partners and vendors on scope, timeline and quality.
  • Strong written and executive communication; able to drive accountability without direct authority.
Preferred
  • NetSuite, Oracle or SAP; finance transformation; SOX; process redesign; UAT and data migration; internal controls; high-growth companies.
  • Energy, infrastructure or construction industry exposure, including project accounting and project finance.
  • PMP, CPA, CMA, Agile / Scrum or Lean Six Sigma. PMP is nice-to-have, not a requirement - successful ERP implementations count for more.
  • Professional English and Spanish, given that vendors and advisors work in both.