Alzheimer's Society
Finance Systems Analyst

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Finance Systems Analyst
About The Role
What does it take for a whole charity to trust the numbers it relies on? Effective finance systems, and the technical expert who keeps them that way. At Alzheimer's Society, that expert could be you.
About the opportunity
As Finance Systems Analyst, you’ll be our in-house expert on the finance systems that keep the Society running. You’ll sit in our Finance Systems and Data team, part of the Finance and Assurance directorate, and report to the Systems Accountant. You’ll also line-manage our Finance Systems Administrator.
Finance and Assurance have a clear vision. We want to be the Society’s single point of truth. We are trusted partners and credible experts, and we work as one team. You'll help make that real. You'll embed and improve Unit4 and the systems around it, so colleagues have the tools and insight they need.
This is a hands-on, technical role with real influence. You’ll give second-line support and solve the tricky problems. You’ll turn what people need into clear system changes. And you’ll be the steward of the change process, so every update is logged, tested, and signed off. You'll build and look after the links between Unit4 and other systems. You’ll also shape the reports and dashboards that turn raw data into insight.
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Key responsibilities
- Line managing the Finance Systems Administrator and standing in for the Systems Accountant when required
- Being our subject expert on Unit4 ERPx, Unit4 FP&A, and the wider finance system landscape
- Helping design efficient processes that meet the rules and keep data safe
- Turning user needs into clear specifications and keeping change control tight (every change is logged, tested, and approved)
- Solving complex system issues, either independently or alongside suppliers and colleagues
- Supporting audits with the facts and figures they need
- Assisting in delivering upgrades, patches, and new features
- Building and maintaining the links between Unit4 and systems, such as Proactis, Clarity, and Avalara
- Improving our reports and dashboards using Unit4 FP&A, the Information Browser, and Power BI
- Running learning sessions to grow confidence in the system
- Championing best-in-class system compliance while gently challenging off-system workarounds
- Building trust across Finance, Assurance, and the wider Society
About You
You're a finance systems specialist who enjoys solving technical problems and improving how things work. You’re comfortable in the detail, you work well across teams, and you’re committed to helping others learn. You’re always looking for a more efficient way to do things.


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Essential requirements:
- Proven experience of Unit4 ERPx or another ERP finance system. Experience of Avalara and Proactis would be a bonus
- Experience of building reports with tools such as Unit4 FP&A, Power BI, Tableau, or Excel
- A track record of building, fixing, and caring for system links
- Good knowledge of core accounting, ideally in a large organisation, and either a part-qualified CCAB award or equivalent experience
- Experience in managing change, from small tweaks to system upgrades and patches
- Sharp problem-solving skills and a knack for finding the right fixes
- Leading and coaching skills, helping others learn, grow, and do their best work
- The ability to work across teams and levels to get things done
- Demonstratable experience in creating clear records and strong technical documents
Nice-to-haves:
- Experience with Alzheimer’s Society or similar charity organisations
Are you ready to bring your technical know-how and problem-solving into a team working to end the devastation of dementia?
Important dates:
- Deadline for applications: 30th June 2026
- Interviews: 7th & 8th July 2026
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