Finance Controller
This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic business that is experiencing exceptional growth.
the company love what they do, and they enjoy working with people that are passionate about their role and the difference that they can make within our business.You would be responsible for providing support to the COO in providing accurate and timely financial information to all stakeholders for decision-making purposes and assist with the smooth running of the Accounts Team.Core Responsibilities
To manage day to day financial operations of 2 companies.
To assist with development and roll out of processes and best practice across the Accounts Team.
Key point of contact for payroll and Accounts queries.
Line management of those within the Accounts and Payroll Team.
Processing of various VAT/CIS/PAYE returns.
Monthly review/production of management accounts for reporting to COO.
Budgets and forecasts to be produced alongside COO.
Other adhoc requests and reporting as required.
This role will report to the COO.
Personal Qualities
"Can Do" attitude – solutions focused.
Good attention to detail, thorough and focused.
Energetic, enthusiastic and focused on a career in Finance/Accounting.
A positive teamwork mentality that thrives on two-way communication, commitment and striving for a common goal.
Experience
Qualified Accountant - ACA / ACCA / CIMA.
Minimum 5 years overall experience in a similar role (minimum of 2 years in a comparable Accounting role in Construction).
Proven track record of producing concise Management information.
Experience of Financial reporting within an organisation with a turnover of £10-£15million.
Cash Management and Forecasting experience is essential.
Strong Systems experience and Excel skills.
Location This is an office-based role at in Greenford, London Typical hours of work will be 8am until 5pm Monday to Friday.
Our Benefits For this role they want a candidate who is passionate and career focused.
In return they can offer a salary of between £45,000-£50,000 per year with 20 days of paid holiday and paid Bank Holidays.