Management Accountant

Management Accountant

Employee type

Permanent

Salary

£55000 - £60000/annum

Category

Accounting/Financial/Insurance

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Job Description
SF Partners are recruiting a Management Accountant to join a growing organisation following a recent acquisition. This is a broad role combining management accounting, financial accounting and business partnering. You’ll take ownership of the numbers for a business unit while working closely with operational teams to understand performance and provide meaningful financial insight. The role: • Prepare monthly management accounts, ensuring accurate and timely reporting • Take ownership of balance sheet reconciliations and support audit requirements • Partner with operational teams around costs, budgets and revenue • Support the Senior Finance Business Partner and FD with budgets and forecasts • Identify financial risks and opportunities, providing clear insight to the wider business • Produce ad-hoc reporting and analysis to support commercial decision-making • Support improvements to financial processes, reporting and controls • Provide wider support to the senior finance team as required About you: We’re looking for someone with at least two years’ experience preparing management accounts, with particularly strong balance sheet and reconciliation experience. You could be ACA, ACCA or CIMA qualified/finalist, although relevant experience and a strong understanding of accounting fundamentals are equally important. You’ll need to be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment, getting into the detail when required and communicating effectively with both finance and non-finance stakeholders. An SME background would be particularly well suited to the breadth and hands-on nature of the position. This is a great opportunity for someone looking for a varied Management Accountant role with exposure to business partnering, FP&A and a recently acquired business. Interested? Apply directly or get in touch with SF Partners for a confidential conversation