My client based in West Dublin have a requirement for a commercial accountant with strong management accounting, FP&A and commercial finance experience
About Your New Job
- Issue weekly cost & revenue reports to senior stakeholders and provide analysis on any trends/movements
- Issue monthly cost reports to commercial teams across various sites within Ireland and Europe and provide analysis on any trends/movements
- Review project cashflows and cost valuation reports sent through each month from commercial teams across various sites
- Partner and collaborate with various commercial teams across the business by providing insight and commentary on their projections
- Maintain tacking of project performance vs budget
- Communicate with internal teams, business stakeholders and all external partners including auditors, tax advisors, legal and professional advisors, banks etc as may be required
- Build an thorough understanding of the Working in Progress (WIP) process
- Build a complete understanding around what a payment certificate is from a revenue and cost perspective and how to account for them
- Present on a monthly basis to senior stakeholders regarding any trends/movements on revenue/costs/margins
- Assist in the development of new reporting through the usage of PowerBI
,What skills you need
- Qualified Accountant –Recently Qualified - 2 years post qualified experience preferable
- Mut be working in a finance analyst / commercial finance role currently
- PowerBI expertise preferable
What’s on Offer
- Salary 75k depending on your level of exp with a strong benefits package
- What’s Next
- Get on touch with Laura in Sigmar accountancy – loconnor@sigmar.ie, 0860121211 to discuss this role in more detail – I can also discuss other roles i am currently working on
- Ill help manage your job hunt, strengthen your interview skills and tidy up your CV
- i will also provide you with an overview of the jobs market within your industry and help you tailor your jobs search
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