Senior Commercial Finance Manager

Walker Hamill; Dublin; Hybrid; EUR 100.000 - 120.000; Vollzeit

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Zusammenfassung

Walker Hamill is searching for a Senior Commercial Finance Manager in Dublin. In this pivotal role, you will drive strategic initiatives and offer commercial insights to support decision-making within a leading renewable energy group.

The ideal candidate will be a qualified accountant with a strong background in commercial finance, influencing decisions across various functions. This hybrid position offers a six-figure salary, bonus, and benefits.

Qualifikationen

• Proven track record of commercial finance experience within a complex business environment.
• Ability to influence decision-making across multiple functions.
• Experience in managing conflicting priorities and commercial negotiations.

Aufgaben

• Lead key strategic initiatives and provide commercial insight.
• Evaluate new business opportunities and support investment decisions.
• Deliver insightful market and performance reporting.

Kenntnisse

Stakeholder management

Commercial finance

Investment appraisal

Contract negotiation

Strategic analysis

Ausbildung

Qualified accountant

Strong academic background

Jobbeschreibung

Job Title: Senior Commercial Finance Manager

Industry: Renewable Energy Group

Employment Type: Permanent - Hybrid

Location: Dublin

Salary Guide: Six-Figure Salary + Bonus + Benefits

REF: JW54070

We are working with a leading renewable energy group undergoing significant growth across the Irish market. As the business continues to expand its portfolio and commercial activities, an exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Senior Commercial Finance Manager to play a pivotal role at the intersection of finance, trading, regulation, business development, and operations.

Description

Reporting to the Director of Commercial Finance, this is a highly visible position with broad exposure across the organisation. The successful candidate will lead key strategic initiatives, provide commercial insight to support decision‑making, and help drive long‑term value creation across a diverse and growing asset base.

The role offers a unique opportunity to influence commercial strategy, optimise financial performance and support investment decisions within a business at the forefront of the energy transition. Working closely with senior stakeholders, you will be responsible for identifying opportunities to enhance profitability, managing commercial risk, supporting complex contractual arrangements and ensuring that evolving regulatory developments are translated into commercially advantageous outcomes.

You will play a central role in business planning and forecasting activities, providing robust economic analysis and management information to support operational, investment and procurement decisions. The position will also involve evaluating new business opportunities, supporting capital investment appraisals, developing hedging and commodity strategies, and delivering insightful market and performance reporting.

Skills

This is a commercially focused role requiring strong stakeholder management skills and the ability to influence decision‑making across multiple functions. The successful candidate will collaborate closely with trading, operational and development teams to align commercial objectives with broader business strategy, while contributing to the development of a high‑performing finance function.

The ideal candidate will be a qualified accountant and hold a strong academic background. You will bring a proven track record of commercial finance, investment appraisal, contract negotiation and strategic analysis within a complex business environment. Experience managing competing priorities, supporting commercial negotiations, due diligence activities, contractual disputes or litigation processes will be highly advantageous. Knowledge of energy markets or trading environments would be beneficial but is not essential.

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