Infiniium Ltd
Senior Finance Business Partner

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The opportunity
A leading global consultancy is hiring a Senior Finance Business Partner to support its Technology and AI function: one of the fastest moving, most strategically significant areas of the business. This is a high visibility role partnering senior technology leadership on investment decisions that shape how the firm builds, buys and scales its AI capability.
You will sit at the centre of the conversation between finance and engineering, translating technical roadmaps into commercial reality and holding the line on returns.
What you will be doing
- Acting as trusted finance partner to Technology and AI leadership, including CTO and functional heads
- Owning budgeting, forecasting and long range planning for a substantial technology cost base
- Building the business case discipline around AI investment: platform spend, cloud and infrastructure costs, licensing, product development and headcount
- Challenging assumptions on ROI, payback and total cost of ownership, and holding stakeholders to them post investment
- Providing insight on cost drivers, capitalisation, run versus change spend and unit economics
- Supporting M&A, vendor negotiations and strategic sourcing decisions where finance input is material
- Partnering Group FP&A to ensure technology performance is reported and understood at executive and board level
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What we are looking for
- Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent)
- Minimum 3 to 5 years post qualified experience in a senior business partnering capacity
- Demonstrable track record supporting Technology, Engineering, Product or AI teams
- Experience gained within a large, global, matrixed organisation with the complexity that brings
- Genuine commercial voice: comfortable challenging senior technical stakeholders and being challenged in return
- Strong modelling and analytical capability, with the ability to make the numbers land with a non financial audience


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- Background within professional services or consulting
- Exposure to software capitalisation, cloud cost management or AI and data platform investment
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