Finance Operations Analyst
London, Wimbledon
Finance Operations Analyst
London, Wimbledon
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin are currently working with a market-leading Financial Services company based in Wimbledon, South West London. This is to assist with the recruitment process for a Finance Operations Analyst to join their business on a permanent basis. This role is paying £30,000 to £35,000, including other fantastic benefits including full study package. The Role: This Finance Operations Analyst position is a varied role, enjoying all aspects including; assisting with month end forecasting, finance projects for the operations and retail department for the business and working closely with the change team. Another key focus will be to help to identify inefficient processes across the business and finance department. Where possible work with the affected area to help implement the changes required.
The Profile: The ideal candidate would have a minimum of two year's experience within a finance function. This person will also have a hands-on approach, who wants to be in a busy role, where they will be heavily involved in all aspects for this finance division and wanting to build a career in this fantastic business. A must for this role is someone who has experience with SQL's, our client has stressed how important this is. Our client are also looking for someone at the part qualified stage of their studies (CIMA/ACCA).
The Company: This is a well-established, growing, blue-chip organisation, which has seen year on year growth in the last couple of years. This fantastic company offers brilliant personal development and always invest in their staff. This organisation offers huge potential with future opportunities for the right person, ideally progressing in the business in the coming years. Package: This Finance Operations Analyst position in Wimbledon, South West London, is currently paying £30,000 to £35,000 plus offer other great benefits including study support
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