Financial Controller

About the Role

The business needs financial visibility and control.

Management should be able to understand the company's financial position without having to spend hours digging through spreadsheets or asking multiple people for information.

The Financial Controller will own the systems and processes that make that possible.

This includes keeping the books accurate, managing reconciliations, monitoring cash flow, preparing reports, supporting budgeting and forecasting, coordinating tax requirements and identifying financial risks before they become serious problems.

But this is more than keeping records.

We need someone who can look at the numbers and explain what they mean. If expenses are increasing, you should be able to identify why. If cash flow is becoming tight, management should know early. If a process creates financial risk, you should raise it.

What You Will Own Bookkeeping. Reconciliations. Income and expense tracking. Cash-flow monitoring. Financial reporting. Budgeting and forecasting. Expense tracking. Payroll support. Tax coordination. Financial controls. Identifying inconsistencies. Process improvement. Finance automation. What Success Looks Like

Accuracy + Visibility + Control.

Management should trust the numbers and understand the financial position of the business.

How to Apply Submit your CV. Record a 3–5 minute Loom video answering the three questions below. Share the Loom link with your application. Loom Questions Please introduce yourself and briefly walk us through your background and relevant experience. You take over a business whose financial records are disorganised. What would you do during your first 30 days? What financial information should management be able to see every week, and why?