Finance Manager

Fractional Finance Manager (part time - 2 days/week).

Finance Manager, with strong experience of management accounts, forecasting & budgeting and bookkeeping, is required for a rapidly growing technology company based in Central London. The role will be 2 days/week paying from £35,000 - £50,000 (per annum, to be pro-rata’d).

Fractional Finance Manager

Based in Central London - hybrid

Start ASAP

Working for a leading technology company

Part time - 2 days/week

£35,000 - £50,000 (annual salary, to be pro-rata’d).

This is the perfect time to join this rapidly growing tech business of around 20-25 staff. They’ve grown rapidly since their launch 10 years ago and are now in the process of setting a second office in Europe.

Currently, all the finance operations are outsourced. However, due to the growth, they want to bring this all in house and look to manage everything directly.

The Finance Manager will look after everything finance related, from bookkeeping - invoices, VAT returns, bank reconciliation, accounts payable, monthly reporting, PAYE & pension payments, to owning the management accounts, forecasting & budgeting and getting involved in future strategy.

Required Skills:

- A strong & proven background as a Finance Manager / Financial Controller

- Good experience of bookkeeping, management accounts and forecasting & budgeting

- Good experience with using Xero

- Excellent communication & stakeholder management experience

This position would suit a Finance Manager / Financial Controller, who has strong experience of running & owning the finance department with responsibilities across bookkeeping, management accounts and budgeting & forecasting.

This Finance Manager position is looking to start ASAP, will be based in Central London (hybrid), paying from £35,000 - £50,000, (depending upon background and experience).

If you are interested in applying for this position then please forward your CV to bob . bath @ mexasolutions . com

To be considered for this role, you must be eligible to live and work in the UK.