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Corporate Finance Manager jobs in San Francisco are concentrated in the Financial District, SoMa, and Mission Bay, across technology, financial services, biotech, and private equity. Employers hiring right now include Anrok, Asana, and Plaid. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Senior Analyst, Strategic Finance & Corporate Development
Finance
San Francisco HQ · Full-time · On-site · $145 – $185K · Offers Equity
The Role
Triumph builds skill gaming and digital collectibles experiences — Arcade and Rips — that reach millions of users and run on financial rails handling billions in volume. The business has scaled quickly, and our finance and strategy team is scaling with it.
We're building out that team with two new leaders: a Director of Strategic Finance and a Director of Corporate Development, Capital Markets & Investor Relations. This analyst will be the first hire supporting both. Reporting to the Director of Strategic Finance, you'll build the models behind our plan, help evaluate acquisitions and partnerships, and prepare the materials we share with investors and the board.
This role suits an analytically sharp, hands-on builder who wants broad exposure early in their career, moves fast, understands how to best leverage AI and would rather build the model than wait for one. As the team grows, you'll have room to go deeper in the area that fits you best.
What You'll Do
Support planning and forecasting. Help run Triumph's annual operating plan, budget and rolling forecast. Build and maintain the three-statement model and scenarios, and keep the cash forecast current, including the split between operating cash, player balances and processor reserves.
Track unit economics. Maintain reporting on LTV/CAC, cohort retention, payer conversion, ARPU and take rate across Arcade and Rips, and partner with our data team to keep the metrics reliable and current.
Deliver monthly reporting. Prepare budget-vs-actual reporting with clear variance explanations, and track headcount against plan with Talent and team leads.
Support corporate development. Build valuation and deal models (DCF, comparables, accretion/dilution), research markets and potential targets and partners, and support diligence on acquisitions, investments and strategic partnerships.
Support capital markets and investor relations. Build financing and capital structure analyses, maintain the cap table and public and private comps, help manage data rooms, and prepare board and investor materials that keep our story and KPIs consistent from one update to the next.
Turn analysis into recommendations. Deliver ad hoc analysis for the CFO and leadership on pricing, marketing spend, new products and resource allocation, and present the findings clearly.
Automate and improve. Replace manual spreadsheet workflows with repeatable processes, using planning tools, SQL or BI tools and AI to make reporting faster and more accurate.
Qualifications
2–4 years of experience in investment banking, corporate development, strategic finance or FP&A, private equity, venture capital, equity research or management consulting.
Strong financial modeling: three-statement models, forecasting, valuation (DCF, comparables) and scenario analysis.
Solid accounting fundamentals (GAAP, P&L, balance sheet, cash flow).
Strong skills in software and data — advanced in Excel or Google Sheets, comfortable in SQL or BI tools (or able to learn quickly), and always looking for ways to automate repetitive work.
Hands-on experience using AI in financial work — for example, to build and maintain models, automate reporting or speed up research.
Clear written and visual communication — you can turn complex analysis into crisp slides and memos for executives, the board and investors.
High attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities across several stakeholders.
Bachelor's degree in finance, economics, accounting, mathematics, engineering or another quantitative field.
Nice to Have
Experience in consumer apps, gaming, e-commerce, marketplaces or fintech, and their key metrics.
Exposure to M&A transactions, equity or debt financings, or investor relations, ideally at a high-growth company.
Experience with a planning tool (e.g. Pigment, Anaplan, Adaptive, Mosaic) or BI tool, ideally connected to a cloud data warehouse such as BigQuery.
Progress toward the CFA or CPA.
Why Triumph?
High growth. Help scale a consumer platform that touches gaming, finance and collectibles, with both apps #1 in their App Store categories.
High agency. Join a finance and strategy team as it is being built, with exposure across strategic finance, M&A and capital markets and direct visibility to the CFO and leadership.
High energy. Join a passionate team of ex-quant traders, ex-founders, artists and champions who are proud of their work and velocity.
Competitive salary and benefits. Equity, $400/mo lunch credit, healthcare, vision, dental, 401k and more.
Our team gathers 5 days a week at Triumph's headquarters at Levi's Plaza in San Francisco.
Triumph Labs, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and do not discriminate on any basis protected by law. We will consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records in line with the California Fair Chance Act and applicable local ordinances.
Compensation Range: $145K - $185K
Senior Analyst, Strategic Finance & Corporate Development
Finance
San Francisco HQ · Full-time · On-site · $145 – $185K · Offers Equity
The Role
Triumph builds skill gaming and digital collectibles experiences — Arcade and Rips — that reach millions of users and run on financial rails handling billions in volume. The business has scaled quickly, and our finance and strategy team is scaling with it.
We're building out that team with two new leaders: a Director of Strategic Finance and a Director of Corporate Development, Capital Markets & Investor Relations. This analyst will be the first hire supporting both. Reporting to the Director of Strategic Finance, you'll build the models behind our plan, help evaluate acquisitions and partnerships, and prepare the materials we share with investors and the board.
This role suits an analytically sharp, hands-on builder who wants broad exposure early in their career, moves fast, understands how to best leverage AI and would rather build the model than wait for one. As the team grows, you'll have room to go deeper in the area that fits you best.
What You'll Do
Support planning and forecasting. Help run Triumph's annual operating plan, budget and rolling forecast. Build and maintain the three-statement model and scenarios, and keep the cash forecast current, including the split between operating cash, player balances and processor reserves.
Track unit economics. Maintain reporting on LTV/CAC, cohort retention, payer conversion, ARPU and take rate across Arcade and Rips, and partner with our data team to keep the metrics reliable and current.
Deliver monthly reporting. Prepare budget-vs-actual reporting with clear variance explanations, and track headcount against plan with Talent and team leads.
Support corporate development. Build valuation and deal models (DCF, comparables, accretion/dilution), research markets and potential targets and partners, and support diligence on acquisitions, investments and strategic partnerships.
Support capital markets and investor relations. Build financing and capital structure analyses, maintain the cap table and public and private comps, help manage data rooms, and prepare board and investor materials that keep our story and KPIs consistent from one update to the next.
Turn analysis into recommendations. Deliver ad hoc analysis for the CFO and leadership on pricing, marketing spend, new products and resource allocation, and present the findings clearly.
Automate and improve. Replace manual spreadsheet workflows with repeatable processes, using planning tools, SQL or BI tools and AI to make reporting faster and more accurate.
Qualifications
2–4 years of experience in investment banking, corporate development, strategic finance or FP&A, private equity, venture capital, equity research or management consulting.
Strong financial modeling: three-statement models, forecasting, valuation (DCF, comparables) and scenario analysis.
Solid accounting fundamentals (GAAP, P&L, balance sheet, cash flow).
Strong skills in software and data — advanced in Excel or Google Sheets, comfortable in SQL or BI tools (or able to learn quickly), and always looking for ways to automate repetitive work.
Hands-on experience using AI in financial work — for example, to build and maintain models, automate reporting or speed up research.
Clear written and visual communication — you can turn complex analysis into crisp slides and memos for executives, the board and investors.
High attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities across several stakeholders.
Bachelor's degree in finance, economics, accounting, mathematics, engineering or another quantitative field.
Nice to Have
Experience in consumer apps, gaming, e-commerce, marketplaces or fintech, and their key metrics.
Exposure to M&A transactions, equity or debt financings, or investor relations, ideally at a high-growth company.
Experience with a planning tool (e.g. Pigment, Anaplan, Adaptive, Mosaic) or BI tool, ideally connected to a cloud data warehouse such as BigQuery.
Progress toward the CFA or CPA.
Why Triumph?
High growth. Help scale a consumer platform that touches gaming, finance and collectibles, with both apps #1 in their App Store categories.
High agency. Join a finance and strategy team as it is being built, with exposure across strategic finance, M&A and capital markets and direct visibility to the CFO and leadership.
High energy. Join a passionate team of ex-quant traders, ex-founders, artists and champions who are proud of their work and velocity.
Competitive salary and benefits. Equity, $400/mo lunch credit, healthcare, vision, dental, 401k and more.
Our team gathers 5 days a week at Triumph's headquarters at Levi's Plaza in San Francisco.
Triumph Labs, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and do not discriminate on any basis protected by law. We will consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records in line with the California Fair Chance Act and applicable local ordinances.
Compensation Range: $145K - $185K
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Corporate Finance Manager Jobs in San Francisco: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a corporate finance manager job in San Francisco?
Focus your search on San Francisco's Financial District and SoMa, where the highest concentration of technology companies, investment firms, and growth-stage startups post corporate finance roles. Candidates with FP&A experience at a public tech company or a venture-backed startup stand out here. A background in equity financing, M&A modeling, or SaaS metrics gives you a meaningful edge over generalist applicants in this market.
Which companies hire corporate finance managers in San Francisco?
Companies currently hiring corporate finance managers in San Francisco include Anrok, Asana, and Plaid, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. San Francisco's hiring base is especially deep among public technology companies, fintech platforms, and life sciences firms anchored in Mission Bay and the broader Bay Area innovation corridor.
Are there remote corporate finance manager jobs in San Francisco?
Yes, though corporate finance manager roles are more hybrid than fully remote, since the work often involves close collaboration with CFOs, boards, and deal teams. About 75% of corporate finance manager openings tied to San Francisco are remote or hybrid as of November 2026. Financial modeling, reporting, and budgeting work tends to be the most location-flexible within these roles.
How can I get a corporate finance manager job in San Francisco with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in San Francisco is moving up from a senior financial analyst or FP&A analyst role at a local technology or biotech company, where internal promotions into manager-level positions are common. Firms in Mission Bay and SoMa frequently hire analysts with two to three years of experience and strong modeling skills into stretch roles. Earning a CFA or completing an MBA at a Bay Area program also accelerates the transition.
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