Artis Recruitment
Finance Analyst IT

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About the Role
We are looking for a commercially minded Finance Analyst to be the bridge between finance and IT within a fantastic professional services business with offices in central Bristol. Working closely with the IT leadership team, finance colleagues, and key stakeholders across the business, you will help manage budgets, monitor expenditure, and provide insightful analysis to support informed decision-making. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys working at the intersection of finance, technology, and business operations.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the preparation, management, and ongoing monitoring of the IT division's annual budget and forecasts.
- Analyse actual expenditure against budget, running costs, contract costs, identifying variances, trends, and areas requiring attention.
- Produce clear and insightful monthly management reports for IT and senior finance stakeholders.
- Partner with the IT budget holders to understand spending, challenge assumptions, and support effective financial management.
- Track IT operating costs, technology investments, projects, and supplier spend.
- Assist with forecasting and scenario modelling to assess the financial impact of business and technology decisions.
- Support month-end activities, including accruals, reconciliations, and reporting.
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- Analytical and collaborative finance professional who is deadline-focused and can translate financial information into clear, practical insight.
- Excellent attention to detail.
- Motivated in building relationships and understanding business needs through questioning and foresight.
- Comfortable working with stakeholders who may not have a finance background.


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Ideal Experience
- Previous experience of supporting budget management in an IT, technology, or professional services environment.
- Experience with project accounting, technology procurement, or IT cost management.
- Systems skills including advanced Excel skills, Power BI, and any other useful data tools.
About You
If you're a commercially focused finance professional looking for an opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to the financial management of a fantastic IT function, we would love to hear from you. This role comes with hybrid working where 2 office days a week are required.
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