Finance & Data Analyst

GAUCHO
London
3 days ago
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We are looking for a Finance & Data Analyst to join Gaucho Restaurants and work closely with the CFO and Head of Finance. This is a high-impact role that blends financial insight with technical capability to drive better reporting, automation, and commercial decision-making throughout the business overall.


Finance & Data Analyst role specification:

  • In this role, you will act as a bridge between Finance and Data, supporting the CFO and Head of Finance with advanced data analysis, presenting insights, and driving data-led decision-making.
  • You will be required to optimize, automate, and enhance the financial reporting processes, P&L and build key finance models enabling real-time insights for senior leadership.
  • Build and maintain commercial dashboards using Power BI for executive-level consumption.
  • Maintain SQL databases and ETL processes to ensure the integrity of all datasets
  • You will work with large volumes of finance data to surface trends, risks, and opportunities.
  • Facilitation and creation of operational budgets, including distribution to all stakeholders and uploading to various systems.
  • Reporting will include maintenance of daily sales reports, updating weekly trade packs and monthly board packs, providing insights and analysis which enhances the data
  • You will be responsible for all commercial financial analysis e.g. menu analysis, cost analysis, events/promotional value etc
  • You will support the finance team with data linked spreadsheets, TM1 reports and Sage integrations


Requirements for the Gaucho Finance Data Analyst:

  • You should have a proven experience working with finance teams and large finance datasets using advanced Microsoft Excel skills (Power Pivot, VBA), SQL Server, Power BI (DAX, Power Query)
  • Exceptional stakeholder management experience, often working with executive-level stakeholders, including the CFO
  • Hands-on technical experience building Power BI dashboards for commercial and executive use with a strong knowledge of data visualization best practices.
  • A solid understanding of financial accounting concepts including P&L analysis, margin & cost controls - relevant accounting qualification (ACCA/ACA/CIMA) desirable, or QBE (5+ years)
  • Multi-site hospitality experience required
  • Experience using Easy Morph ETL tool and experience with API integrations desirable
  • Experience using IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) desirable
  • Understanding of Aloha, Fourth Hospitality and Sage accounting systems desirable


Benefits and Training:


  • 50% off your food bill at all Gaucho restaurants
  • Referral and Length of Service Bonuses
  • Incentive and reward schemes
  • Cycle to work schemes and discounted gym membership
  • RARE Benefits
  • Industry Apprenticeship Program Opportunities
  • Career Development and Training Programs
  • Training provided by the Rare L.A.B
  • 28 paid annual holidays + options to purchase additional days


**This role is required 5 days a week in Gaucho Head Office in Oxford Circus, London **

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