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A public sector agency in Galashiels is looking for an Assistant Finance Manager to oversee financial reporting and treasury management. The ideal candidate should be working towards a Level 4 qualification or possess relevant financial experience. Responsibilities include managing service delivery, ensuring data accuracy, and improving financial processes. This role offers a unique opportunity to drive efficiency within the organisation while engaging with key stakeholders.
Galashiels, Scotland, TD1 3TE
Ready to combine your financial expertise with your passion for leading people?
The Scottish Public Pensions Agency is an Agency of the Scottish Government. Our principal role is to administer the pensions for employees in the National Health Service, Teachers’, Police and Fire‑fighters’ pension schemes in Scotland. The Agency administers these public service pension schemes on behalf of Scottish Ministers to over 640,000 members with annual payments of over £3.7 billion, together with the related agency administration expenditure of c. £31 million.
As Assistant Finance Manager, you will play a key role in supporting Financial Operations, having management responsibility for financial reporting, treasury management, and ongoing engagement with key stakeholders. The role involves applying financial expertise, management skills, and a strong understanding of departmental objectives to ensure efficient processes, alignment with organisational standards, and delivery of value‑for‑money outcomes.
Success profiles are specific to each job and they include the mix of skills, experience, and behaviours candidates will be assessed on.
You should hold or be working towards a Level 4 qualification (AAT, CCAB, CIMA or equivalent) OR have relevant financial experience.
1. Business process improvement – Practitioner
This involves analysing and modifying existing and new processes to make them more efficient, identifying how technology can be used.
2. Interrogation of finance systems – Practitioner
Connecting finance information together from one or more systems/sources in a logical way in preparation for analysis and interpretation. Working with stakeholders to ensure relevancy of data to support insight‑driven finance decisions.
Practitioner – Strong understanding of the topic with regular use in role/moderate prior experience.