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Gofractional is seeking a Finance Manager for a 12-month fixed-term contract in a hybrid role based in Melbourn, England. The role oversees day-to-day financial management, including AP/AR, GL, cash, and month-end close, with ownership of cash flow forecasting and budgeting cycles.
You will prepare management packs for the CEO and work with auditors and tax advisors. The ideal candidate is a fully qualified accountant with IFRS/UK GAAP experience, strong Excel skills, and a collaborative
Location: Hybrid, Melbourn, England, United Kingdom
You'll run the day-to-day financial management of the site — accounts payable and receivable, general ledger, cash, and a controlled month end. You'll own the weekly cash flow forecast so leadership always knows where we stand. You'll lead the quarterly forecasting and annual budgeting cycles, challenge the numbers that come in, and turn them into plans people can actually use.
You'll prepare the monthly management packs that go in front of the site CEO and senior team, and you'll be the main point of contact for the external auditors and tax advisors (including Research and Development Expenditure Creditor RDEC). You'll keep the balance sheet clean and the controls tight. And you'll spend a lot of time talking to operational leaders and colleagues in global finance, treasury, shared services, corporate accounting, so the numbers support real decisions rather than just reporting them after the fact.
This is a hands on role. You'll still get your hands dirty in the detail, but the real value is in the insight and the partnership.
You're a fully qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent) who has already run financial management, reporting and business partnering in a fast-moving environment. You know your way around month-end, statutory accounts, budgeting and forecasting. You're comfortable with IFRS or UK GAAP and you understand how proper controls actually protect a growing business.
You're good with numbers and better with people. You can sit with an operational manager and help them see the financial consequences of their choices without making them feel stupid. You can prioritise when everything feels urgent.
Advanced Excel and experience with an ERP (SAP or Syteline are useful) will make the first few months easier. Any exposure to US GAAP or RDEC claims is a bonus, not a requirement.