Epson UK & I
Assistant Management Accountant

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Assistant Management Accountant
Department
Finance
Reports to
Finance Specialist
About Us
Established in Telford for 30 years, Epson has been supporting young people through a variety of apprenticeship schemes for many years.
Here at Epson, you’ll gain practical skills in a dynamic global business while studying for nationally recognised qualifications. You’ll also be welcomed into a caring and supportive work environment, ensuring you get the most out of your apprenticeship.
Salary
£32,500
Shift Pattern
Days
- Monday to Thursday: 8.30 am to 5.00 pm
- Friday: 8.30 am to 4.00 pm
Duties & Responsibilities
- Coordinate cost allocation and ensure accurate cost information is produced and posted to the correct business units.
- Collect, check, and compile production volumes, material costs, and stock forecasts for the Budgeting and Forecasting process.
- Collate Financial section information with Costing data to establish a selling price.
- Provide structured backing information, highlighting changes in conditions and justifying price modifications.
- Support stock takes, oversee financial data audits, and liaise with External Auditors.
- Stay updated with and apply UK statutory accounting standards (FRS, SSAP), international standards (GAAP) where applicable, and Epson’s accounting standards.
- Assist the Management Accountant in the following:
- Generate total company stock information, used by Senior Management at ETL, and reported to EEB / SEC.
- Maintain cost cycles on SAP to ensure proper cost allocation in the accounts.
- Set and update standard costs on SAP, including adjustments for material cost movements and labour/overhead rate calculations.
- Provide calculations and justification for changes in labour and overhead rates, ensuring authorisation by ETL Management and External Auditors.
- Update the SEC Global Investment Management System (GIMS) monthly, covering for the Management Accountant.
- Manage Fixed Assets, including conducting half-yearly audits.
- Meet all internal and external reporting deadlines.
- Support finance-related project work.
- Perform any additional duties requested by the business.
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Qualifications & Experience (Essential)
- AAT Qualified or equivalent experience.
- 4 years’ hands-on experience.


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Benefits
- KPI-related bonus
- Pension scheme
- Life assurance (up to 4x annual salary)
- Voluntary lifestyle benefit scheme
- 31 days holiday (including Bank holidays)
- Discounted Epson products and consumables
- Onsite occupational health and physiotherapist
- Free eye tests via Specsavers
- “We Care” support program
- Perkbox (benefits platform)
- Company sick pay scheme
- Free secure parking onsite
- Role-specific training and professional development.
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