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Senior Finance Manager

Posted 4 days ago

robert halfSan Jose (CA)

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About the role

Reach out to Michelle Espejo via email or LinkedIn for additional information or questions regarding this listing. Senior Finance Manager | Private Equity Firm | San Jose| Hybrid | Strong Compensation!!A leading global investment firm focused on technology investing is growing its finance team. Known for its sophisticated investment platform, strong performance track record, and high-caliber culture, the firm offers the opportunity to work alongside top talent within a highly respected private markets environment. This is an exciting opportunity to gain deep exposure to complex private equity fund structures while working closely with a lean, highly technical team. The role offers a mix of fund accounting and tax exposure, strong visibility, technical depth, excellent compensation and benefits, and long-term growth potential within a premier investment platform.
Responsibilities:
  • Support fund accounting across complex private equity fund structures
  • Manage quarterly closes, reconciliations, capital calls, and distributions
  • Assist with annual financial statements and audit coordination
  • Partner with internal teams and external fund administrators on reporting and operations
  • Support accounting and tax-related workstreams across the platform
  • Contribute to technical accounting analysis and process improvement initiatives
  • For fastest consideration, reach out to Michelle Espejo via email or LinkedIn.

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