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Financial Analyst
3-6 Month Contract | Immediate Start
Birmingham – Hybrid (3 days Office)
£40-50k (DOE)
Are you a recently Qualified Accountant and looking to move beyond the day-to-day and take on more responsibility within a growing finance team?
Are you looking for a role where you can develop your commercial skills, gain wider exposure and make a genuine impact on the business?
If you're ambitious, commercially minded and ready for your next step, this could be an opportunity worth exploring.
We are looking for a Finance Analyst to support an exciting finance migration and process improvement / automation project, initially focusing on operations in Portugal and Brazil. This role will suit a CIMA / ACCA Finalist who is looking to gain experience in a fast-paced Global organisation where you'll have the opportunity to gain experience across finance transformation, systems migration, process improvement and automation, while making an immediate contribution to a business going through change.
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The role
You'll be involved in:
- Contractor payments and timesheet validation
- Accounts Payable & Accounts Receivable
- Customer invoicing and billing
- Bank and account reconciliations
- Supporting month-end
- Investigating and resolving queries
- Helping migrate finance processes into new systems
- Documenting processes and improving ways of working
- Identifying opportunities to automate and reduce manual work
You'll work report to the Group FC and work closely with finance and operational teams, helping to ensure processes are accurate, efficient and well controlled.


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About you
We're looking for someone with solid transactional finance experience who is:
- Recently Qualified / Finalist (CIMA / ACCA)
- Confident working with finance systems
- A good problem solver
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment
- Available for an immediate start
- Interested in process improvement and automation
This role is for an immediate start so please apply TODAY for immediate consideration. Please arrange an appointment via https://calendly.com/suzanne-agilityrec/30min for an initial conversation.
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