PillSorted
Finance Manager (First In-House Finance Hire)

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£50,000–£60,000 | Full-time, permanent | On-site, Babraham, Cambridge (occasional WFH outside month-end)
PillSorted
PillSorted is one of the UK's fastest-growing healthtech startups — a digital-first pharmacy with a robotic dispensing operation, serving NHS and private patients nationwide. Finance has been run by the founder plus an outsourced bookkeeping firm. We're bringing it in-house, and this role owns it.
The Job
- Month-end close end to end
- Monthly management pack and board financials
- The forecast model (P&L, cash flow, runway, scenarios)
- Hands-on inventory and cost control
- Roughly two protected days a week physically in the operation
- Reconciling the stock ledger
- Spot-checking counts
- Challenging anomalies with the ops team directly
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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External accountants keep VAT and statutory compliance; you hand them clean data.
Who it Suits
- Recently qualified CIMA/ACCA (roughly 0–2 years post-qualified) or a finalist sitting final exams
- Hungry for a first full-ownership seat with direct founder and board exposure
- Clear route to Head of Finance as we scale
Our vision is to automate everything that can be automated: as we grow, your team will not grow — your army of AI agents will, and you stay the one human who owns the judgement. On the cost side we are driving the operation toward six-sigma precision; time-and-motion analysis is our bread and butter.
Required
- CIMA/ACCA qualified or finalist
- Strong Excel and financial modeling (tested at interview)
- Comfortable in a warehouse and pharmacy environment, not desk-only
- Commutable to Babraham (Cambridge / Saffron Walden / Haverhill / Newmarket corridor)
- Eligible for a DBS check


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How to Apply
- No forms: connect an AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-capable client) to https://pillsorted.ai/jobs and apply through it. The page explains how in your browser. This is the first test, on purpose: our finance stack is AI-assisted, and we hire accountants curious enough to try.
- In your application, describe the messiest stock or reconciliation problem you've ever fixed.
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