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Your new company
You will be working for a long-running telecommunications company which is based in the heart of London. Due to the company's consistent growth, they are looking to hire a Part-Qualified Management Accountant. They help tackle the organisational and digital challenges that are posed by the fast-paced digital health and care landscape. They aim to help and support companies to improve performance and deliver exceptional care.

Your new role
As a management accountant within a telecommunications business, you will focus on delivering in-depth financial analysis to support data-driven decision-making and operational efficiency. Your role involves preparing detailed cost analyses, variance analyses, and financial models to evaluate the profitability of services and projects within the organisation. You'll manage complex budgets, forecast financial outcomes based on historical and real-time data, and ensure adherence to regulatory standards and corporate governance. Your expertise will contribute to implementing key performance indicators (KPIs) to monitor financial health and operational performance while leveraging advanced accounting systems and enterprise resource planning (ERP) tools. By generating precise financial reports and actionable insights, you will enable strategic planning and optimise cost structures in a highly competitive and technology-driven industry.

What you'll need to succeed
You will need to be ACCA/CIMA part-qualified and must also have experience compiling monthly management accountants. You should also have prior team training experience. You must also have strong excel skills and the relevant revenue and P&L experience.

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