Commercial Accountant - Finance Business Partner
South Yorkshire, Doncaster
Commercial Accountant - Finance Business Partner
South Yorkshire, Doncaster
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin are working with a £2 Billion turnover Manufacturing business based in Doncaster. If you are a commercially driven Accountant with a proven track record or in-depth analysis and quick decision making, then this progressive role is a great career move.
You will need to be the type of person who thrives in a fast-paced environment, be creative and a natural problem solver. The suitable Accountant will have the following qualities and be able to take on listed responsibilities:
- Proven expertise in evaluation and swift analysis in order to deliver meaningful business reporting.
- Have the ability to provide root cause analysis to identify issues quickly, while uncovering their causes.
- Demonstrated analytical, financial acumen in delivering forecasting, budgeting and variance analysis, as well as data interpretation of business impact and results.
- Building and managing reporting to support the business
- Owning business planning and forecasting processes
- Conducting business case analysis of new products and services
- Working in conjunction with US teams to drive best practice and consistent processes.
- Supporting internal customer groups in all finance matters including budgeting, forecasting and control.
- Provide and communicate reporting and analysis to senior stakeholders.
Skills:
- Demonstrable relevant finance/accounting experience.
- Experience in Operations/Logistics would be helpful.
- Demonstrated ability to build and manage financial models for business forecasting, variance analysis and problem solving.
- Advanced Excel user.
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