Commerical Managament accountant
West Yorkshire, Wakefield
Commerical Managament accountant
West Yorkshire, Wakefield
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Start your job searchReally excited to be working with a leading distribution an retail organisation in Wakefield!
About the Role:-
- Complete the production of periodic management accounts, month end analysis and crib sheets to give full visibility of rates/volumes/costs/KPI's by volume stream.
- Understand and communicate key cost drivers in support of the cost focus process; in depth variance analysis through maintaining a proactive approach to scrutinising and identifying causes of cost increases/savings for the whole of online distribution.
- Forecasting and budgeting
- Report on weekly and periodic performance indicators to support operational cost control.
- Provide relevant and timely information to the finance manager and controller regarding cost drivers.
- Build and maintain relationships with key stakeholders through frequent communication and timely finance reviews.
- Assist the operation in appraising the value of capital investment projects.
About You:
◾Qualified / Part Qualified Finance Analyst
◾Previous experience working in a fast paced environment
◾Proven experience using Excel and other reporting tools
◦SQL experience would be advantageous
- Analytical mind with the ability and analyse and investigate dat
- Effective communication skills with the ability to influence and deliver analysis in a meaningful way
Sound like something you'd be interested in?
Contact Laura: laura.gunby@markssattin.com, 0113 2031601
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