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An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Assistant Accountant to join a global leader in their field. This organisation supports some of the most critical advancements in technology.

What will the Assistant Accountant role involve?

Working closely with managers based locally and nationally.

Ensuring accurate general ledger entries.

Maintaining financial data integrity.

Driving improvements in systems and processes, particularly around automation.

Completing reconciliations and assisting with compliance and internal controls reviews.

Suitable Candidate for the Assistant Accountant vacancy:

AAT/ACCA/CIMA studying is preferred or extensive experience in a similar role.

Manufacturing experience would be advantageous. 

Adept at working with ERP systems such as Oracle or SAP.

Strong Excel skills and capable of interpreting and analysing complex data.

Additional benefits and information for the role of Assistant Accountant:

In office with 2 flexi-working days a month.

Comprehensive benefits package.

Strong career development pathways within a high-growth, purpose-driven business.

Opportunity to contribute to transformative work that impacts global health outcomes.

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