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Pratap Partnership

FP&A AI Transformation Manager

Sheffield
Posted about 20 hours ago
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A fantastic opportunity to join a global B2B software business based in Central Sheffield and at a pivotal stage in its Finance and AI transformation journey.

This is not a traditional FP&A role.

We are looking for someone who can bridge the gap between Finance and Data Engineering helping reshape forecasting, reporting and financial insight through modern data platforms, automation and AI-enabled processes.

The business is investing heavily in its unified data platform and wants to move away from spreadsheet-heavy reporting towards dynamic, AI-assisted forecasting and performance analysis.

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The role will involve:

  • Transforming FP&A and forecasting processes
  • Building driver-based planning models
  • Working closely with Data Engineering teams
  • Automating reporting and variance analysis
  • Supporting AI-enabled finance workflows
  • Acting as the link between Finance, Analytics and Technology

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  • Qualified Accountant CIMA/ACA/ACCA
  • Strong FP&A / commercial finance experience
  • Experience improving forecasting and reporting processes
  • Exposure to Power BI, Microsoft Fabric, SQL and/or Python
  • The ability to work credibly with both Finance and Technical teams
  • A genuine interest in AI, automation and transformation

This is a highly visible role with genuine scope to influence how a global organisation uses data and AI within Finance.

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Skills

FP&A
Commercial Finance
Data Engineering
Power BI
Microsoft Fabric
SQL
Python
Financial Forecasting
Automation
AI Implementation
Driver-based Planning
Variance Analysis

Location

Sheffield, England, United Kingdom

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