Global Financial Controller: Reporting & Controls (Hybrid)

SmartestEnergy Limited; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 90,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working (up to 30 days abroad

Hybrid working

Job summary

SmartestEnergy Limited is seeking a senior finance leader to own the UK Financial Reporting function, ensuring the integrity of financial statements, controls and statutory compliance across the UK business and Group reporting.

You will oversee the consolidation process, challenge key results, and work with IFRS specialists to apply Group policies. This is a hybrid role with a strong emphasis on governance and continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• ACA/ACCA qualified with significant post-qualification experience in financial reporting or audit.
• Experience leading group reporting, statutory reporting and external audit processes.
• Strong IFRS knowledge and complex technical accounting background.
• Experience designing or operating financial control frameworks and governance processes.
• Proven leadership in a multi-entity organisation.

Responsibilities

• Lead the Financial Reporting team for monthly, quarterly and annual UK reporting.
• Maintain integrity of UK balance sheet, P&L and cash flow with complete, supported results.
• Oversee Group monthly consolidation and high-quality Group reporting across entities.
• Review key financial results and judgements; provide clear leadership insight to senior management.
• Coordinate with Group audit, governance and internal controls to strengthen the control environment.
• Drive reporting processes to support new products, markets, acquisitions and changes.

Skills

Financial reporting

Group reporting

Leadership

IFRS

Audit oversight

Education

ACA/ACCA qualified

Tools

Workday

Job description

SmartestEnergy Limited is seeking a senior finance leader to own the UK Financial Reporting function, ensuring the integrity of financial statements, controls and statutory compliance across the UK business and Group reporting.

You will oversee the consolidation process, challenge key results, and work with IFRS specialists to apply Group policies. This is a hybrid role with a strong emphasis on governance and continuous improvement.