Finance Analyst -FP&A

Location
England, London, City of London
Salary
£29000 - £30000 per annum
Posted
11 Jun 2018
Closes
18 Jun 2018
Ref
VL1106A1
Contact
Goodman Masson
Contract Type
Contract
Hours
Full Time

A leading media company are looking for an Finance analyst -FP&A to join them initially on a 12 months FTC for an exciting project.



Main responsibilities:

Group reporting support, which may include:

  • Reporting of revenue flash and provision of relevant analysis on a monthly basis
  • Reporting of monthly consolidated and divisional P&Ls to the US parent company
  • Monthly review of expenses versus budget and forecast
  • Analysis of expenses during the budgeting and forecasting periods
  • Accurately maintain revenue and sales databases, enabling timely and precise analysis

Stock management and analysis, which may include:

  • Manage, review and improve the inter-company books ordering and returning process, ensuring stock levels are optimised.
  • Reporting and analysis of stock movement to ensure the most efficient use of warehouse space, carriage cost and availability to our customers.
  • Provide stock information for inclusion within the Stock Dashboard within agreed time line.
  • Answer ad hoc queries related to stock

Could you be the one? Are you:

  • A proactive and self-motivated team player with a 2 degree (or equivalent)?
  • Strongly interested in accounting and committed to develop a career in professional accounting?
  • Already studying for professional accounting qualification (ACCA or CIMA or equivalent)?
  • Currently working in a finance department and have at least one year's experience in reporting, data analysis or other finance functions?
  • Good Excel skill?
  • Attentive, meticulous and careful about the quality of the work you do?
  • Able to work towards tight deadlines?
  • Able to prioritise your workload depending on the needs of the stakeholders?
  • Able to work as part of a team where otter's works will affect your works and likewise the quality and timeliness of your work will also affect others?