Treasury and Tax Analyst
Commonwealth Fusion Systems
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- Pay
- $113K to $141K
- a year
- Location
- Devens, MA
- Work style
- Hybrid
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 22
- 2 days ago
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About the company
Commonwealth Fusion Systems
Renewables & environment · 501 to 1,000 employees
What you'll do
- Own assigned analyses, trackers, reconciliations, and documentation
- Coordinate inputs and follow through on assigned workstreams
- Escalate risks with a recommendation
What you need
- Perform extended activities such as typing, standing, sitting, walking, etc.
- Occasional nights/weekends/on-call may be required during payroll processing, month-end close, audit, compliance deadlines, system issues, or urgent operational escalations.
- Work in a facility that contains industrial hazards including heat, cold, noise, fumes, strong magnets, lead (Pb), high voltage, high current, pressure systems, and cryogenics
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Join the power movement as a Treasury and Tax Analyst
Add execution capacity and bench strength within Corporate Finance. Under the Corporate Finance Manager’s direction, the Corporate Finance Analyst will own assigned analyses, trackers, reconciliations, documentation, and recurring deliverables across treasury, banking, financing, equity, investor support and compliance, and tax. The role is designed to reduce key-person risk, build disciplined and transferable processes, and develop a broad Corporate Finance foundation that can support future progression into a Treasury Manager or Tax Manager role as the organization grows. The Corporate Finance Manager remains accountable for strategy, priorities, stakeholder relationships, judgment, approvals, and overall quality. The Corporate Finance Analyst is accountable for accurate, timely execution and end-to-end follow-through on assigned workstreams, including coordinating inputs and escalating risks with a recommendation.