Marks Sattin
Commercial Finance Analyst

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Founded just a few years ago, they're already the go-to partner for enterprise decision-makers navigating digital transformation, with a client roster that reads like a who's who of global business. It's a lean, high-impact team where your work genuinely moves the needle.
The Opportunity
As the business scales, they need a sharp, commercially minded finance professional at the heart of how they understand and drive performance. It's a broad, hands-on role with real visibility — working directly with revenue owners, feeding into board and investor reporting, and shaping strategic decisions in real time. If you want your finance career to mean more than month-end close, this is worth a conversation.
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What You'll Do
- Business partner with revenue owners on revenue and sales forecasting
- Own KPI reporting and analysis, with a focus on recurring revenue and SaaS metrics
- Contribute to management information, board packs and investor reporting
- Coordinate the periodic forecasting and business planning cycle
- Support strategic project evaluation, including acquisitions and new market entry
- Deliver ad hoc analysis for fast-moving commercial decisions


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What We're Looking For
- 3–5 years' finance experience, including at least 1 year in commercial finance
- Qualified accountant (practice or industry trained)
- If from practice, ideally not your first industry move
- B2B recurring revenue/SaaS experience a real advantage
- Confident in Excel, PowerPoint and Word; Power BI/Salesforce a bonus
- Comfortable with ambiguity, quick-moving, genuinely curious
What's On Offer
- A seat at the table in a high-growth, well-backed business
- Direct exposure to senior leadership and strategy from day one
- Hybrid working from a central London office
- A collaborative, ambitious team culture
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