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Senior Financial Planning Analyst

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We're partnering with a leading international infrastructure and construction business to urgently recruit a Senior FP&A Analyst for an initial 3-6 month contract.
This opportunity is ideally suited to someone with circa 5 years' FP&A experience looking to join a large-scale, capital-intensive business with a significant construction pipeline, substantial debt portfolio and ongoing debt raising activity. You'll play a key role in budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning and financial modelling, partnering closely with senior leadership, treasury and operational teams.
Key Requirements
- Around 5 years' experience in FP&A, with a strong focus on budgeting, forecasting and planning
- Experience leading or supporting annual budget cycles and periodic reforecasts
- Strong financial modelling and forecasting skills
- Excellent variance analysis and financial reporting capabilities
- Proven ability to partner with operational and senior stakeholders to develop, challenge and influence budgets
- Experience within a large, complex or capital-intensive organisation
- Commercially minded, with the ability to translate financial data into actionable insights
- Immediately available or available at short notice
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- Location: London-based, hybrid working (3 days in the office)
- Contract: Initial 3-6 month contract
- Remuneration: Flexible for the right candidate (circa £60,000 equivalent salary or £300 per day)
- Sponsorship: Not available
- Eligibility: Open to candidates with existing UK work rights, including Australians and New Zealanders seeking a short-term opportunity in London!
This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing organisation and gain exposure to strategic planning, large-scale investment programmes and complex financing structures within a highly visible FP&A function.
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