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Finance Manager

Glasgow
£49.4k – £59.2k/yr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Job Identification 4614

Profession Finance

Job Family Management Reporting

Locations

Glasgow, United Kingdom
Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Hybrid)

Minimum Annual Salary £49,401

Maximum Annual Salary £59,152

Working Pattern Full Time

Hire Type Permanent

Number of Openings 1

Apply Before 24/09/2026, 23:59

Would you like to help manage around £50 billion of public spending to improve the lives of the people of Scotland?

The Scottish Government is recruiting finance professionals to join its Financial Management and Reporting team within Financial Management Directorate. Working at the heart of government, our teams enable Ministers and senior leaders to make informed decisions by supporting financial management, reporting, and governance across the organisation.

This is a unique opportunity to build your career in a collaborative and forward-looking finance function that supports around £50 billion of spending, and that is committed to developing the skills and expertise of its people.

As you lead a finance team to provide strategic insights and advice, you will work with a wide range of stakeholders to manage financial challenges and opportunities, deliver high quality stewardship of public resources, and support delivery of government priorities.

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Responsibilities

Finance Manager:

  • Lead your Finance Team’s budget monitoring activities, reinforcing required standards, identifying improvements and supporting development and training needs.
  • Support continuous improvement of financial reporting, providing high quality and persuasive insights that enable stakeholders make informed decisions, and delivering appropriate challenge where required.
  • Build and maintain strong working relationships across the Financial Management Directorate, Scottish Government business areas, and partner bodies to provide professional advice on a range of finance topics and facilitate effective collaboration on corporate financial exercises.
  • Lead and quality assure your Finance Team’s contributions to the annual accounts and Provisional and Final Outturn in accordance with the corporate timetable.
  • Build an effective and high performing team by providing support, coaching and guidance, delegating effectively, and by leading by example.
  • Support changes arising from the implementation and development of Oracle Cloud finance systems, embedding new ways of working and processes effectively.

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Qualifications

The successful candidate must be a fully qualified CCAB or CIMA (or equivalent) accountant with up-to-date CPD.

Please confirm in your application that you hold these qualifications. If you do not provide this information, your application will not be considered.

Success Profile

Success profiles are specific to each job and they include the mix of skills and behaviours candidates will be assessed on.

Technical / Professional Skills

  • Government Finance - Practitioner Level
  • Working with data in finance – Practitioner Level
  • Business and Organisation - Working Level

Experience

Significant financial management experience, with a track record in delivering processes such as budgeting, forecasting and costing, or financial accounts.

Behaviours

  • Communicating and influencing - Level 3
  • Making effective decisions - Level 3

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Skills

Budget Monitoring
Financial Reporting
Stakeholder Management
Public Resource Stewardship
Team Leadership
Oracle Cloud Finance
Budgeting
Forecasting
Costing
Financial Accounts
Government Finance
Data Analysis

Location

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

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