Management Accountant - FTC
Surrey, Godalming
Management Accountant - FTC
Surrey, Godalming
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin are excited to announce that we are currently working with a well-known travel organisation organisation based in Godalming, Surrey. This is to assist with the recruitment process for a Management Accountant to join this great company on a 12 month fix-term contract, with the salary for this position starting from £45,000 to £50,000. The Role: This Management Accountant position will be reporting directly into the Financial Controller, taking full ownership month end process, including commentary on key variances across revenue, direct costs, overheads, foreign exchange and other line items. Also, you will take ownership of the balance sheet reconciliations, production of the monthly pack for distribution to Board of Directors and will supervise a team of 2 Assistant Management Accountants.
The Profile: The ideal candidate will be qualified CIMA ideally but will look at ACCA or ACA, with 3 years post qualified experience. This is a varied role so we are looking for someone who is very open to different duties within this role, ideally happy to step up and taken on more if needed.
The ideal candidate would ideally be immediately available and ready to start this 12 month contract at the start of June. The Company: This business has a brilliant working culture, with brilliant offices in Godalming, Surrey and people genuinely love to go into work in the morning. If you want to get into a role that will give you ownership, great working culture and enjoy travel, this is the role for you.
Package: This Management Accountant position based in Godalming, Surrey is currently paying £45,000 to £50,000 plus other great benefits.
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