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We are representing a B2B professional services business who are looking for a Finance Data Analyst to join their organisation. This is a global business, headquartered in the UK, with a great history and reputation in the market. This role will report to the Finance Manager and will join an established CFO function of approximately 15 people.

As the Finance Analyst, you will be work on a mixture of reporting, financial model development and supporting their finance system (Infor Sun Systems). You will develop financial models using Excel, produce and analyse monthly management information, and develop interfaces between the finance system and other systems - e.g. expenses, timesheet recording etc.

The company are looking to upgrade their ERP system in future, as well different finance applications, so there will be the opportunity to be a part of several important projects focused on bettering the business.

We are looking for:

Advanced reporting and modelling skills with Excel - e.g. VLOOKUP, PivotTables, VBA, and Macros
Prior experience working within Finance teams
Strong communication and interpersonal skills

It would be a bonus if you had:

Previous experience with Infor Sun Systems software
Experience with Visio Data Visualizer add-in for Excel
An accountancy background or relevant qualification/training

If this role sounds of interest, please apply today

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