A high-impact leadership role responsible for protecting and optimizing the company’s cash and liquidity and leading treasury operations, partnering with third-party operators, banks, and internal stakeholders.
Locations (2)
Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Compensation
The estimated base salary range for this position is $180,000 – $235,000 per year.
Responsibilities
Lead treasury operations as a trusted partner enabling the business, protecting company cash and supporting real estate portfolio growth
Enhance and maintain the bank account structure and safeguard company cash across the portfolio through controls over bank account access, payments and fraud prevention
Partner with third-party operators to support their banking and treasury operations needs while maintaining appropriate oversight and controls over company cash
Manage activities related to acquisitions, dispositions, operator changes and other portfolio transitions
Direct cash and risk management activities to ensure cash positioning and liquidity to support the company’s day-to-day operations, investment activity and other commitments
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics or a related field
Lead and scale the Company’s global treasury capabilities, managing liquidity, cash forecasting, banking, FX risk, investments and treasury operations.
Compensation
$232,000—$290,000 USD
Responsibilities
Oversee global cash and liquidity, including cash positioning, entity funding and liquidity optimization.
Own and continuously enhance short- and medium-term cash forecasting, partnering with FP&A, Accounting and business stakeholders to improve visibility, accuracy, and decision-making.
Lead the Company’s foreign exchange risk management activities, including identification and measurement of currency exposures and development of appropriate hedging strategies.
Execute and manage FX hedging activities, including derivative transactions, counterparty relationships, settlements, controls and reporting.
Partner closely with Accounting, FP&A, Tax and other stakeholders on exposure forecasting, hedge accounting and related financial reporting requirements.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business or a related discipline
MBA preferred
Nice to have: publicly traded company experience
Nice to have: biotechnology or pharmaceutical industry experience
You will own the full accounts receivable lifecycle for Helios Hydraulics Americas across multiple legal entities and ERP systems. You will lead the AR team, improve working-capital visibility, strengthen controls, and partner with Sales, Customer Service, and Finance to resolve issues and deliver better customer experience. The role involves modern AR processes and developing a team.
Responsibilities
Coach, develop, and support the AR team while setting clear priorities and service expectations.
Create accountability through meaningful performance measures, operating routines, and timely follow-through.
Build a collaborative, solutions-focused culture that balances operational discipline with strong customer relationships.
Develop and maintain practical AR policies, procedures, and training documentation.
Lead daily AR operations, including invoicing, cash application for checks, ACH, wires, and credit cards, and customer account maintenance.
Support the Head of Finance and Regional Director in various FP&A workstreams, assisting in the provision of internal and external reporting and financial control.
Compensation
Competitive basic salary and annual bonus
Responsibilities
Work with the Head of Finance to ensure cash and profit forecasts are complete and accurate
Assist in the identification and monitoring of risks and opportunities across the business, both against short-term and longer-term targets
Draft the variance schedules on a fortnightly basis for cash and profit, working with the business to clearly articulate the movement drivers
Lead the monthly actuals overlay, ensuring variances to forecast are understood and accurately re-forecast through discussions with relevant departments
Understand the site setup process within the Anaplan forecasting tool, ensuring setup is robust and forecast dates remain up to date
Requirements
Solid accounting background
Nice to have: COINS finance system
Nice to have: Construction / Housebuilding industry knowledge
Analista de Tesouraria Sênior responsável por forecast de caixa, câmbio, empréstimos, relatórios gerenciais e programas de Supplier Finance/Factoring, com interface constante com bancos e áreas do negócio.
Responsibilities
Atualizar operações de recebimentos e pagamentos locais e internacionais
Acompanhar vencimentos de empréstimos bancários
Executar operações de câmbio
Programar pagamentos das subsidiárias
Preparar e enviar estimativas mensais e relatórios regionais
Requirements
Graduação em Contabilidade, Finanças, Economia ou área relacionada
Lead U.S. government‑contract accounting, manufacturing finance, and day‑to‑day financial control at our Clearwater facility.
Compensation
Salary Range: 120,000–160,000 annually
Responsibilities
Own accounting for U.S. government contracts, subcontracts, and funded agreements, maintaining budgets, funding, charge codes, and clear separation of program, project, and corporate costs.
Manage timekeeping and labor distribution, including approvals, corrections, payroll reconciliation, shared‑staff allocations, and supporting audit trails.
Develop and maintain indirect‑cost pools, allocation bases, and rate calculations for CFO approval; reconcile and document all allocations.
Oversee manufacturing accounting for inventory, work in progress, equipment, and fixed assets; reconcile materials, labor, subcontracts, and overhead to actual craft/build costs and investigate variances.
Lead monthly close, general‑ledger and balance‑sheet reconciliations, accruals, accounts payable and receivable, and U.S. GAAP reporting.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance, or equivalent professional accounting qualification
Nice to have: Active U.S. CPA license or CMA certification
Nice to have: experience across multiple government contract types and funding arrangements
Nice to have: Deltek Costpoint implementation, migration, or finance‑system integration experience
The Senior Treasury Analyst will play a key role in optimizing global liquidity, enhancing treasury operations, and strengthening financial controls across the organization supporting a multi-entity, multi-currency environment.
Compensation
$103,230 - $126,170 per year
Responsibilities
Own daily cash positioning and consolidated liquidity visibility across domestic and international bank accounts.
Develop and maintain short and long-term cash forecasts in collaboration with FP&A, Accounting, and business teams.
Reconcile actual bank flows and cash activity against forecasts, investigate material variances, and identify opportunities to improve forecast accuracy.
Monitor liquidity requirements and recommend actions to optimize cash utilization, funding, and investment decisions.
Support working capital analysis and efficient allocation of funds across entities and accounts.