Halliday Marx
Commercial Finance Analyst

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Halliday Marx have partnered with an International and very well respected Tech business who are looking to hire an Interim Commercial Finance Analyst for 6 months.
This person needs to have experience in a similar role, is of mathematical mind, and a strong background using Excel and big data.
You must also be able to start within one week.
Responsibilities
- Post month-end revenue and cost journals at project level, ensuring all income and expenditure is accurately allocated.
- Prepare both segment and consolidated reporting files, including detailed analysis of net bookings and financial performance.
- Maintain and update gross margin and project profitability trackers to support month-end reporting and commercial decision-making.
- Produce the monthly third-party supplier and translation cost reports by analysing purchase invoice data and validating cost allocations.
- Prepare quarterly rebate calculations and support the completion of transfer pricing adjustments relating to intercompany cost transfers, ensuring compliance with internal policies.
- Review and correct missing or inaccurate project codes on purchase orders and supplier invoices, working closely with the purchasing team to resolve issues at source and improve data quality.
- Process purchase order cancellation requests received from Accounts Payable and ensure records remain accurate and up to date.
- Perform regular vendor cost and rate card reviews to validate pricing and identify discrepancies.
- Provide ad hoc financial reporting, data analysis and information requests for commercial, operational and finance stakeholders to support business decision-making.
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- 1-2 years in a similar commercial / analytical role
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