Media Finance Operations Specialist : 26-02897

Posted 4 days ago

akrayaMillbrae (CA)

Financial Specialists, All Other Media Streaming Distribution Services, Social Networks, and Other Media Networks and Content Providers

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$35-$40/hr

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About the role

Finance Operations Specialist Primary Skills: Microsoft Excel (advanced), Budget Tracking (intermediate), Purchase Orders (intermediate), Financial Reconciliation (intermediate), Data Analysis (intermediate)

Contract Type: W2 Duration: 12+ Months Location: San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)

Pay Range: $35-$40/hr. on W2This role is responsible for bridging media activities with financial operations to ensure accurate budget management and billing. You will provide critical support to both media and finance teams, focusing on data integrity and efficient transaction processing. The position requires a keen eye for detail and the ability to resolve financial discrepancies across various stakeholders and

Responsibilities: Collaborate with media and finance teams to align financial processes. Identify and implement process improvements and budget utilization and support financial reporting. Resolve billing and reconciliation issues with partners and vendors. Manage purchase orders and associated financial workflows. Must-Have Skills: Strong attention to detail Proficiency in financial tracking Experience with cross-functional collaboration Experience in digital media, marketing, advertising, or finance operations is required for this role.

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