Corporate Finance Manager Jobs in USA with Visa Sponsorship
Corporate Finance Managers oversee financial planning, reporting, and capital structure decisions for U.S. employers. The role qualifies as a specialty occupation under H-1B visa, and employers regularly sponsor because finance leadership is hard to source domestically. For detailed occupation requirements, see the O*NET profile.
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Job Description:
What This Role Is All About
Likewize is looking for a Senior Corporate Finance Analyst to join our team onsite at our global headquarters in Southlake, Texas. We’re looking for a finance professional who’s eager to grow in areas of corporate finance including FP&A, Investor Relations, Treasury, and Revenue Assurance. You’ll play a key role in forecasting, Board preparation, and profitability analysis while helping drive financial discipline and operational performance. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, enjoys working cross-functionally, and is motivated to grow within corporate finance.
Your Key Areas of Focus
- Support key initiatives across FP&A, Investor Relations, Treasury, and Revenue Assurance while helping teams stay aligned to priorities and deliverables.
- Improve and simplify cash forecasting processes to drive better visibility, accuracy, and efficiency.
- Build customer profitability views and performance insights that help drive smarter business decisions.
- Partner across teams to prepare for Board and executive meetings by gathering commentary, resolving open questions, and supporting timely deliverables.
- Support budgeting, forecasting, monthly reporting, variance analysis, and ongoing finance transformation efforts including NetSuite initiatives.
- Coordinate cross-functional projects by tracking timelines, following up on action items, and helping ensure initiatives continue moving forward.
- Track cost-saving initiatives across the organization and provide visibility into progress, risks, and opportunities.
- Review prior earnings calls and investor questions to help build reference materials and support future earnings preparation.
- Identify opportunities to streamline reporting, improve processes, and strengthen financial storytelling for leadership.
- Support additional finance initiatives as needed.
More to Know
This role is centered around corporate finance and will impact areas including budgeting, forecasting, and understanding business performance. While you’ll work with data and reporting outputs, this is not a business intelligence, data engineering, or dashboard development role. If you’re looking to dive deeper into corporate finance and drive business growth through financial insights, you’ll be right at home here.
What We’re Looking For
- A Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or any related field that supports your foundation in corporate finance.
- At least 3-5 years of experience in corporate finance or a related field. You’ve done it before and you’re ready for more!
- Advanced skills in Microsoft Excel, with the ability to create clear actionable insights for management.
- An eagerness to learn, grow, and contribute. You ask questions, raise your hand, and aren’t afraid to make suggestions about how we should do things.
- Being able to navigate ambiguity and be a self-starter in a fast-paced environment. You work well independently and have great problem-solving skills.
- Additional professional skills that will help you thrive in your role, including verbal & written communication, critical thinking, attention to detail, and professionalism.
Extra Skills We’d Love to See
- Proficiency in Hyperion Financial Planning. You’re great at creating with insights and streamlined forecasting.
- Experience having your hands on ERP software including NetSuite.
- An understanding of the world of accounting.
Get To Know Us
The world runs on connected devices. At Likewize, we make the experience around them work better. We partner with many of the world’s biggest brands to design and deliver seamless device journeys across protection, repair, upgrade, and renewal. We help our partners unlock growth by putting customer experience at the center of the entire device lifecycle. When tech goes wrong, we make it right. When customers are ready for something new, we make the transition simple. We operate on a global scale but never lose sight of the individual customer. Innovation is part of our DNA. We move fast, challenge the obvious, and look for better answers.
We are driven by Success, Passion, Professionalism, Accountability and Teamwork – and we look for people who share the same values. At Likewize, we Go for Growth. To us, that means passion over complacency, accountability over excuses, teamwork over silos, and professionalism as the standard. This is how we create success. If that fires you up, you’re going to love it here.
Where We Work
Our global headquarters in Southlake, TX are easily accessible to both Dallas and Fort Worth and are a 5-minute drive from Southlake Town Square. We offer many fantastic onsite amenities through our real estate partner, VariSpace. Our innovative workspace brings a first-class employee experience with covered parking, spacious break areas, raffles/games, onsite gym, coffee shop, café, and state-of-the-art facilities.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Visa Sponsorship as a Corporate Finance Manager
Lead with your CPA or CFA credential
Employers sponsoring H-1B visas for finance roles move faster when candidates hold a CPA or CFA. These credentials signal the degree-to-job match USCIS scrutinizes and remove a common source of RFE risk for specialty occupation determinations.
Target companies with active LCA filings
Employers who have filed Labor Condition Applications for finance titles in the past two years are already familiar with the process. Prioritizing these companies reduces the time between offer and petition filing significantly.
Frame your degree in finance, accounting, or economics
USCIS requires a direct nexus between your degree field and the role. A degree in business administration alone can draw scrutiny. Explicitly connecting your coursework to corporate finance functions strengthens the specialty occupation argument.
Ask about cap-exempt or change-of-status pathways early
If you're currently on OPT or another nonimmigrant status, a change of status avoids consular processing delays. Raising this in early interviews helps employers understand the timeline and avoids surprises after an offer is extended.
Quantify your impact in the interview, not just your duties
Sponsoring employers need to justify the petition internally. Candidates who can articulate measurable outcomes, such as reduced capital costs or improved forecasting accuracy, give hiring managers a stronger business case for proceeding with sponsorship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Corporate Finance Manager role qualify as an H-1B specialty occupation?
Yes. Corporate Finance Manager consistently qualifies as a specialty occupation because the role normally requires at minimum a bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics, or a closely related field. USCIS has approved thousands of H-1B visa petitions for this title. The key risk is if a job description is written broadly enough to accept any business degree, which can invite an RFE. Employers should draft the job requirements narrowly and specifically.
What degree does a sponsor need to see to support my H-1B petition?
A bachelor's degree or higher in finance, accounting, economics, or business with a finance concentration is the standard. A general business administration degree without finance coursework can create complications at adjudication. If your degree is in an adjacent field, a strong record of progressive finance experience and any professional credentials like a CPA or CFA help establish the equivalency USCIS needs to approve the petition.
How can I find Corporate Finance Manager jobs that offer visa sponsorship?
Migrate Mate filters specifically for employers willing to sponsor work visas, which removes the guesswork of applying to roles only to discover sponsorship isn't available. Corporate finance roles with sponsorship appear across financial services, technology, and multinational corporations. Searching Migrate Mate by this title surfaces employers with an established track record of filing petitions for finance professionals.
Are Australian citizens at an advantage applying for this role in the U.S.?
Yes. Australian citizens can apply for the E-3 visa, which is exclusive to Australians and specifically available for specialty occupation roles like Corporate Finance Manager. The E-3 has an annual cap of 10,500 visas that has never been fully used, no lottery, and two-year renewable periods. The process is significantly faster and less uncertain than the H-1B lottery, making Australian candidates attractive to employers who want to avoid multi-year wait times.
Do large financial institutions sponsor more reliably than smaller companies?
Generally yes. Large banks, asset managers, and publicly traded corporations have dedicated immigration counsel, established internal processes, and budget allocated for visa fees. Smaller firms may be willing but lack the infrastructure, which can slow things down. That said, mid-market private equity firms and corporate treasury teams at well-funded companies regularly sponsor. Reviewing historical LCA filings for a target employer gives a reliable signal of their actual sponsorship behavior before you invest time in the process.
What is the prevailing wage requirement for sponsored Corporate Finance Manager jobs?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.