An opportunity has arisen to join a leading business based in Weymouth, Dorset. Our client has engaged with CMA to recruit for a Senior Management Accountant to complement their existing and well establishing finance function.
Reporting into the Financial Controller, this is an essential role to ensure all management accounts and reporting is up to date, you will be liaising with the whole finance team and be producing accounts to strict deadlines. In addition, the successful candidate will be involved in analytical projects, systems improvements and supporting with acquisitions.
What will the Senior Management Accountant role involve?
- Multi entity management accounts preparation including analysis.
- Monthly overhead review with communication to department heads.
- Budgeting & forecasting on a regular basis.
- Support the Financial Controller in the daily management of the finance function.
- Additional ad hoc reporting tasks where required.
Suitable Candidate for the Senior Management Accountant vacancy:
- Previously experience working in a similar management reporting role is required.
- An ACCA / CIMA or equivalent qualification is required considered for this role.
Additional benefits and information for the role of Senior Management Accountant:
- Excellent opportunity to gain experience in a fast paced environment.
- Extended holiday allowance.
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