Financial Accountant

Barden are delighted to be working with a Global Pharmaceutical company here in Cork to identify a strong Financial Accountant to join their high-performing Finance team. The candidate will have a wide range of responsibilities including month-end reporting, liaising with key stakeholders across the business on commercial activities and ad-hoc project work. This will be a move for the long-term.

“This person will join our growing Finance team and take on a wide-range of responsibilities. This would be a great move for someone who is keen to gain hands-on, practical experience while also being involved in commercial activities of the business and getting the chance to work alongside senior members of the business on a daily business” – Finance Director

ABOUT THE ROLE:

• Responsible for preparation and review of month-end accounting activities;
• Responsible for the accounting and compliance requirements;
• Liaise with auditors and support the audit process by providing timely and accurate information and data;
• Analysis of financial trends which will support key decision making for the business;
• The development of strong relationships with key stakeholders across the business;
• Evaluation of processes and recommends and implements process improvements;
• Ad-hoc projects as required.

ABOUT THE PERSON:

• Qualified Accountant (ACA, ACCA, CPA or CIMA);      
• Strong technical skills;
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills – the ability to work effectively within a tight-knit team;
• An effective team player, who demonstrates excellent leadership skills.
• Good systems experience and Microsoft office experience (experience with SAP is an advantage but not essential);

Please get in touch with Orla Crowley in Barden (orla.crowley@barden.ie) for more information.

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