Group Financial Analyst - Flexible Hours & Progression

Intersurgical Portugal; Wall; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Annual Leave Entitlement

Matched pension contributions

Family feel company

Flexible working hours

Training and progression opportunities

Annual performance and salary review

Generous gym membership contribution

Cycle to Work Scheme

Job summary

Intersurgical, based at Head Office in Wokingham, UK, is seeking a Group Financial Analyst to support financial reporting, trend analysis and data-driven decision making. The role interacts with worldwide entities to gather data for monthly reporting and to explain variances.

We require a qualified accountant and strong MS Office skills. The successful candidate will work closely with across departments and senior management, delivering accurate insights and continuous improvement

Qualifications

• Qualified accounting designation (ICAEW-ACA/ACCA or equivalent).
• Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for financial reporting, analysis and explanation of key trends and results.
• Present findings to senior management and propose improvements to drive efficiency.

Skills

Verbal and written communication

Stellar analytical skills

Multitasking

Decision making

Team collaboration

Ability to work under pressure

English proficiency

Interdepartmental collaboration

Attention to detail

Problem solving

Education

ICAEW-ACA/ACCA or equivalent

Tools

Microsoft Office

AI data analysis

Job description

Intersurgical, based at Head Office in Wokingham, UK, is seeking a Group Financial Analyst to support financial reporting, trend analysis and data-driven decision making. The role interacts with worldwide entities to gather data for monthly reporting and to explain variances.

We require a qualified accountant and strong MS Office skills. The successful candidate will work closely with across departments and senior management, delivering accurate insights and continuous improvement