Finance Manager

Finance Manager
Oakham, Rutland
Salary to £38,000 + Benefits

CV Screen is delighted to be recruiting a Finance Manager on behalf of a well-established renewable energy engineering business in Oakham, Rutland. Paying up to £38,000, this is a fantastic opportunity for a developing finance professional to step into a broad, hands-on role, working alongside an experienced Financial Controller and running much of the day-to-day finance function. Our client delivers low‑carbon energy systems and is growing steadily, so you'll gain genuine responsibility early and exposure to every area of finance within a thriving SME.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Run daily purchase and sales ledger activity, bank reconciliations and nominal postings
• Handle journals, accruals, prepayments and balance sheet reconciliations
• Help produce monthly management accounts, cash-flow reports, forecasts and budgets
• Prepare payment runs and support VAT, CIS and payroll
• Partner with operations on stock reconciliation and help strengthen finance systems and controls

What Experience is Required

• A solid accounting background, perhaps as a Management Accountant, Assistant Accountant or Senior Finance Assistant, with hands-on Sage 50 experience
• Practical knowledge of reconciliations, journals, accruals and prepayments, plus good Excel skills
• AAT or ACCA/CIMA study is desirable; you must have the unrestricted right to work in the UK, as sponsorship is not available

Salary & Benefits

Salary up to £38,000 plus benefits, alongside direct mentoring from the Financial Controller, broad cross-functional exposure and a clear platform to progress towards a senior finance role.

Location

A full-time, site-based role in Oakham, Rutland, within easy reach of Melton Mowbray, Stamford, Uppingham, Grantham, Corby and Leicester.

Alternate Job Titles

• Management Accountant
• Finance & Accounts Manager
• Assistant Financial Controller
• Senior Management Accountant

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