Finance Data Analyst

Fareham

7 months ago

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A dynamic tech company in Fareham are looking for a Finance Analyst with skills in SQL to join their FP&A team, and support decision-making through financial analysis and reporting.

You'll work with large, complex data sets to uncover key trends and inform critical business strategies, with the opportunity to get involved in high-level financial planning.

This will include developing financial models and forecasting tools to predict the impact of business changes, new product launches, pricing strategies and market shifts, and creating comprehensive financial reports and visualisations using Looker.

You'll be working with data from Google BigQuery, though prior experience with this is not required, as long as you bring SQL skills for data extraction and manipulation, and a desire to learn how to work with new technologies.

It's an exciting time to join this company as they continue to experience incredible growth and success, with excellent opportunities for internal progression!

This is a fully office-based role in the Fareham area - they have a highly collaborative and close-knit culture, are very social, and there's a great team spirit running throughout the organisation. Their office is incredibly modern, with perks including an on-site gym, free meals and more.

Requirements

Experience in an Analytical role working with financial data
Experience with forecasting and building financial models would be beneficial but not essential
Experience with SQL for data extraction and manipulation
Experience with data visualisation tools such as Google Looker, Tableau, Power BI etc.
Experience working with Google Big Query would be advantageous but not essential
Excellent communication skills / ability to liaise with different teamsBenefits

Salary up to £45,000 depending on experience
Pension scheme with matched contributions up to 5%
20 days annual leave + plus bank holidays + plus birthday off (increasing with service, and option to purchase an additional 5 days per year)
Health and dental after one year of service
A huge range of office perks including free gym, free breakfast & lunch, coffee etc

Please Note: This is a permanent role for UK residents only. This role does not offer Sponsorship. You must have the right to work in the UK with no restrictions. Some of our roles may be subject to successful background checks including a DBS and Credit Check.

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