Notion
Technical Program Manager, Finance Systems & Compliance
$133K–$223K
San Francisco, California · Hybrid · Manager · Full-time · Posted Aug 24, 2026
- Experience
- 5+ years; no alternative stated.
About the job
Leads cross-functional finance systems programs that make product launches, billing, revenue accounting, reporting, and financial controls operable and auditable.
What you'll do
- Own finance systems delivery and multi-quarter roadmaps across platforms and data flows, coordinating Finance, Accounting, Engineering, Data, and Security.
- Translate product and pricing launches into end-to-end finance system requirements, and address post-launch accuracy, exceptions, and scalability.
- Drive ITGC design, audit readiness, testing, and remediation; build AI-assisted workflows with quality evaluation and human review for financial reporting.
What they ask for
- 5+ years in technical program management, business systems, finance transformation, or a related field, with substantial time on finance or revenue systems.
- Hands-on ITGC program experience across access, change management, and IT operations for in-scope financial systems, plus practical SOX knowledge.
- Working fluency in finance operations, including quote-to-cash, record-to-report, and revenue recognition.
- AI-native operating mindset; experience using AI for work such as drafting requirements, synthesizing status, triaging intake, and assembling evidence.
Nice to have
- Hands-on experience with enterprise billing, ERP, or revenue systems such as NetSuite or Stripe.
- IPO readiness or first-year SOX program experience; CISA, CIA, equivalent certification, or IT audit experience.
Pay
$133,000 - $223,000 per year (base salary; San Francisco)
Tools
ERP, billing and subscription management, CPQ, revenue subledger, NetSuite, Stripe, SDLC, CI/CD
AI focus
Build AI-assisted workflows for team productivity, with defined tasks, output-quality evaluation, human review gates for financial reporting, and documentation.
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