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Position: Cost Controller (Outside IR35)
Location: Swindon (with travel to London 2–3 days per fortnight)
Work Pattern: On-site, 40-hour week
Contract: 16 months (01/09/2026 – 31/12/2027)
We're recruiting for a Cost Controller to work Developer side on a long term contract at competitive rates to support one of the UK's largest offshore wind projects.
Responsibilities
- Support project cost forecasting, budgeting, and cash flow management throughout the project lifecycle.
- Monitor project costs, analyse variances, and provide accurate financial reporting and forecasting.
- Work closely with Finance, Commercial, and Project Delivery teams to track project performance and manage change impacts.
- Assist with project financing activities, including funding drawdowns, invoice processing, and monthly financial reconciliations.
- Support contractor cost verification, financial controls, and stakeholder reporting across major offshore wind projects.
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Qualifications
- Experience in project finance, cost control, or financial analysis within infrastructure, engineering, construction, or energy.
- Strong knowledge of budgeting, forecasting, cash flow management, and financial reporting.
- Advanced Microsoft Excel skills and experience with financial reporting systems.
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.
- Relevant degree in Finance, Accounting, Business, Economics, or a related discipline; professional qualifications (ACCA, CIMA, ACA) are advantageous.
- Experience within the energy, utilities, or offshore wind sector is desirable.


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