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Senior Financial Modelling Analyst

Pro-Recruitment Group
Sheffield
10 months ago
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Senior Financial Modelling Analyst | £60,000 - £68,890 | 12-month FTC | Fully Remote


For the UKs largest not-for-profit social enterprise, we are recruiting a Senior Financial Modelling / Planning Analyst for a 12-month FTC. This role will be key, in developing, implementing, and reviewing complex commercial bids and acquisitions and modelling long-term contracts. This role will review and support other work, and will implement modelling best practice and due diligence, advising leaders on value drivers to inform the bidding strategy and financial outlook. Partnering closely with Commercial and Operations, this role will suit someone with a strong data analytics and commercial financial modelling background who has the ability to analyse data, identify trends and engage and influence a range of stakeholders consistently.


Main Duties:

  • Deliver financial and commercial due diligence, analytics, and complex modelling, focusing on competitive tenders / auctions, mergers, acquisitions, disposals, subcontractor and direct awards
  • Embed strong financial controls and policies around modelling review and sign-off governance
  • Implement best practice in modelling across the group, support and train other staff with technical processes, modelling, and contract award processes
  • Present, and summarise complex models, risks and opportunities to senior management
  • Forge strong relationships across Finance, Operations and Commercial Bid Teams
  • Support in long-term budgeting and forecasting processes
  • Utilise modelling standards such as FAST, F1F9, Mazard, Smart, ICAEW Modelling Code, Operis, or BPM.
  • Support the Senior Financial Planning Analyst and business leaders in developing and implementing strategy


Person Specification:

  • Finance background or relevant degree, or FMVA, BIDA Financial Modeller / Data Analyst
  • Familiarity with modelling standards such as FAST, F1F9, Mazard, Smart, ICAEW Modelling Code, Operis, or BPM.
  • Experience in commercial bids, deals, or transactions
  • Financial modelling and due diligence experience either at degree level or from within professional services
  • Experience with financial modelling of large-scale contracts, pricing schedules, and business cases
  • Experience of medium and long-term financial planning, costing and option / investment appraisals
  • FP&A, budgeting, and forecasting experience
  • Advanced Excel, ideally VBA

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