About MAVI

MAVI places experienced finance and accounting professionals into senior, high-ownership roles at high-growth US companies. Founded in 2023 and backed by a $4 million seed round led by Harlem Capital, MAVI was recently featured in TechCrunch.

Our professionals join in-house finance teams in full-time, long-term roles, not short-term projects. The companies we work with range from venture- and PE-backed businesses to public companies and CFO advisory firms, including Athena Club, MotherDuck, and Within.

The work centers on judgment. As AI takes over more transactional accounting, the people who review the output, question it, and own the result matter more than ever. MAVI professionals work alongside US finance leaders, using AI tools to do more and applying the judgment to catch what those tools get wrong. At one client, an AR dashboard now used across the organization was built almost entirely by MAVI talent.

We stay involved throughout, from role alignment and interview preparation to onboarding and long-term career development.

The Role





We are seeking a Lead Accountant to run the close and raise the quality of the accounting work around you at a high-growth US company, working remotely from LATAM.
You will stay hands-on with the most complex entries and reconciliations while reviewing the work of other accountants and keeping the close on schedule. You will report progress, risks, and conclusions directly to the Controller and US finance leadership.

What You'll Own

• The close: Lead month-end and year-end close activities, monitoring progress, clearing blockers, and holding deadlines.
• Complex accounting: Own complex journal entries, reconciliations, and non-routine transactions, and document conclusions for Controller sign-off.
• Review: Review the work of staff and senior accountants, giving clear feedback that reduces repeat errors.
• Financial statements: Maintain accurate financial statements under US GAAP and explain material variances.

📌 Lead Accountant (Colombia)
🏢 MAVI
📍 Colombia