Henderson Drake
Anaplan Senior Consultant

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We are supporting a specialist consultancy that is looking to appoint an experienced Anaplan Senior Consultant to support the delivery of connected planning, FP&A and financial consolidation projects across the UK.
This is a client-facing consulting role suited to someone with hands-on Anaplan experience who can work closely with finance and business stakeholders, support solution design, and deliver high-quality planning, budgeting, forecasting, reporting and/or consolidation solutions.
You will be involved across the full project lifecycle, from requirements gathering and model design through to build, testing, deployment and ongoing optimisation.
What you’ll be doing
- Delivering Anaplan solutions across FP&A, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, connected planning and/or financial consolidation use cases
- Working with finance, FP&A, reporting and controllership stakeholders to gather requirements and understand business challenges
- Building, configuring and enhancing Anaplan models in line with best practice
- Supporting solution design, model architecture and wider project delivery
- Translating finance requirements into scalable Anaplan solutions
- Running workshops and supporting client conversations throughout the project lifecycle
- Helping clients improve planning, reporting, consolidation and decision-making processes
- Supporting testing, deployment, documentation and post-go-live optimisation
- Coaching or supporting junior team members where required
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- Hands-on Anaplan experience
- Experience delivering or supporting Anaplan implementations
- Background across FP&A, budgeting, forecasting, reporting and/or financial consolidation
- Model-building capability and understanding of Anaplan best practice
- Ability to translate business requirements into practical planning or consolidation solutions
- Confident stakeholder management and client-facing communication skills
- Experience working in a consulting or project delivery environment would be beneficial
- Anaplan certifications would be advantageous
- Based in the UK
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