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International Flavors & Fragrances, Inc. is seeking an Interim Accountant in Leeds for a 3-month contract, hybrid with three days in the office and two at home. The role focuses on financial reporting, month-end, and supporting management accounts and ad hoc reporting.
The ideal candidate is part-qualified or finalist (ACCA/CIMA/ACA) with hands-on month-end experience and strong Excel (VLookup, Sumifs). You will join a finance team undergoing change and help ensure accurate month-end closes.
Interim Accountant (Financial Reporting & Commercial Support) - 3 Month Contract
LOCATION: Leeds, hybrid (3 days in the office, 2 at home)
RATE: c£225 - £250 per day, via umbrella company
TERM: 3 months, start within about a week
Get through Christmas with the income sorted....and your permanent job search unaffected too.
The last quarter of the year is strange. Interviews slow down, decisions slide into January, and the bills carry on regardless.
This is a three-month interim role designed for exactly that gap. You could start within a week, be paid £250 a day, and finish around the time the permanent market picks up again. Keep interviewing for your next role while this one covers the rent. No career move to explain, no job to untangle yourself from.
A large, well-known Yorkshire business with new owners since May and a modernisation programme under way. The finance team is being reshaped by managers who want to do things better, and they need a capable pair of hands while they do it. It is a name that is easy to talk about in interviews, and a story worth telling: you helped a team through change.
The job title says, assistant. The rate says otherwise. They would rather pay for someone who can start quickly and needs very little hand-holding, so you will be supporting three areas at once:
Day-to-day it is Excel-heavy: lookups, SumIFs and pivot tables, rather than anything exotic.
This is a hands-on support role priced as a senior one. You will be getting stuck into schedules and reporting rather than leading month-end, and some tasks will be routine. The upside is that you should find the core work comfortable, which leaves room to go looking for where else you can add value. The best interims leave a team in a better place than they found it.