Financial Modelling Associate Director

TP ICAP; City of Westminster; On-site; GBP 75,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A financial services company in the UK seeks an experienced Project Monitor with at least 7 years of background in quantity or building surveying. Responsibilities include managing project build costs, overseeing external surveyors, and conducting high-level reporting. The ideal candidate will boast a BSc in Quantity Surveying and MRICS/MCIOB accreditation, demonstrating strong commercial insight and communication skills. This role offers a salary range of £75,000–£90,000 plus benefits.

Benefits

Benefits

Qualifications

• MRICS / MCIOB with a BSc in Quantity Surveying, Building Surveying or Project Management.
• 7+ years' experience in project monitoring or quantity surveying.
• Experience with multi-unit residential developments above £10 million.

Responsibilities

• Appraisal of new project build costs and due diligence on proposed deals.
• Overseeing external monitoring surveyors and reviewing development progress.
• Quarterly analysis and reporting to the business and investors.

Skills

Project Monitoring

Building Surveying

Risk Management

High-Level Reporting

Education

BSc in Quantity Surveying

MRICS / MCIOB

Job description

The successful candidate will currently be sitting in a project monitoring / fund monitoring surveying position or have a background in quantity / building surveying overseeing the full development cycle of multi‑unit residential lead developments from initial feasibility and design through the delivery programme to completion. The role will report into the Director of development monitoring and will be split into three key functional areas:

Responsibilities

• Pre‑drawdown – Appraisal of new project build cost, contract set up, programme and risk to input into the credit committee. Due diligence on proposed deals, site reports, warranties and insurances liaising with external advisors.
• Live loans – overseeing and managing the external monitoring surveyors and reviewing development progress, monthly valuations, budgets, programmes and drawdowns with site visits identifying key programme milestones and mitigating risk.
• Reporting – quarterly high‑level analysis and reporting into the business and institutional investors.

Qualifications

• MRICS / MCIOB with a BSc in Quantity Surveying, Building Surveying or Project Management.
• 7+ years' experience as a project monitor / fund monitoring surveyor or a quantity / building surveyor.
• Experience overseeing the full development lifecycle of multi‑unit residential developments above £10 million construction cost.
• Good understanding of development contracts, programme, budgets, warranties, and risk management.
• Commercially astute with good communication and high‑level reporting ability.

Salary: £75,000 – £90,000 + Benefits.