Impact Finance Officer - Flexible, Part-Time (Permanent)

Suffolk Wildlife Trust; Ashbocking; Hybrid; GBP 31,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

A nature conservation charity is seeking a Senior Finance Officer to enhance financial operations within a dedicated team. This pivotal role involves managing financial transactions, ensuring accurate records, and supporting crucial financial cycles. Ideal candidates will possess strong numeracy and Excel skills, have prior finance experience, and share the charity's mission. The position offers flexible hours, benefits including a generous pension contribution, and a supportive work environment dedicated to nature's recovery in Suffolk.

Benefits

33-38 days annual leave

9% employer pension contribution

Free private GP access

Employee Assistance Programme

Life insurance from day one

Discounts at retailers

Qualifications

• Experience in a similar finance role is necessary.
• Proficiency in Excel and strong numeracy skills are required.
• Organizational and multi-tasking abilities are essential.

Responsibilities

• Support day-to-day financial operations and maintain accurate records.
• Manage purchase and sales ledgers, bank reconciliations, and payment approvals.
• Support financial cycles including audits and month-end processes.

Skills

Strong numeracy skills

Attention to detail

Excel proficiency

Organizational skills

Proactive attitude

Multi-tasking skills

Education

AAT qualified or equivalent experience

Job description

A nature conservation charity is seeking a Senior Finance Officer to enhance financial operations within a dedicated team. This pivotal role involves managing financial transactions, ensuring accurate records, and supporting crucial financial cycles. Ideal candidates will possess strong numeracy and Excel skills, have prior finance experience, and share the charity's mission. The position offers flexible hours, benefits including a generous pension contribution, and a supportive work environment dedicated to nature's recovery in Suffolk.