About the opportunity Are you newly qualified (or just one or two exams away from ACA or ACCA)? Ready to make an impact from day one? A leading UK audit firm is looking for talented Senior Associates to join a dynamic, growing corporate audit team - and they genuinely want people who bring energy, curiosity, and a collaborative spirit. What you'll be doing This isn't your typical audit role. You'll work across a varied portfolio of owner-managed businesses and corporate clients, each bringing different challenges and learning opportunities. Real variety means real development. As a Senior Associate, you'll: Lead and deliver client audit assignments, working alongside experienced managers and partners who'll invest in your growth Mentor and coach junior team members (yes, really - even as a newly qualified) Build strong client relationships and act as the day-to-day point of contact Take genuine responsibility for audit planning, execution, and problem-solving Identify business improvement opportunities and present audit findings to clients Develop your technical knowledge across different business structures and accounting standards Why this role? Why this firm? The Kent office is experiencing real growth, which means you won't just be processing audits - you'll be part of building something. The team genuinely enjoys working together and outside of work, socials happen regular and they're serious about creating an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive and succeed. Flexibility that actually works Hybrid working isn't a buzzword here - it's real. You'll have flexibility to balance office time (where the learning and collaboration happens) with remote working. The firm listens to its people and adapts to your needs. What we're looking for Recently qualified or within 1-3 exams of ACA completion Solid auditing foundation and good grasp of auditing standards Genuine passion for client service Energy, enthusiasm, and a drive to develop your career Someone who brings ideas to the table and wants to be part of a team The real talk This role demands attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities. You'll be challenged - that's intentional. But you'll have support, mentoring, and clear pathways to progress. The salary range of £42,000-£52,000 reflects your experience level and potential. Ready? If you're someone who's just qualified (or nearly there) and wants to work somewhere that genuinely invests in people, supports diverse backgrounds, and lets you build a real career in audit - this could be your next move.
May 28, 2026
Full time
About the opportunity Are you newly qualified (or just one or two exams away from ACA or ACCA)? Ready to make an impact from day one? A leading UK audit firm is looking for talented Senior Associates to join a dynamic, growing corporate audit team - and they genuinely want people who bring energy, curiosity, and a collaborative spirit. What you'll be doing This isn't your typical audit role. You'll work across a varied portfolio of owner-managed businesses and corporate clients, each bringing different challenges and learning opportunities. Real variety means real development. As a Senior Associate, you'll: Lead and deliver client audit assignments, working alongside experienced managers and partners who'll invest in your growth Mentor and coach junior team members (yes, really - even as a newly qualified) Build strong client relationships and act as the day-to-day point of contact Take genuine responsibility for audit planning, execution, and problem-solving Identify business improvement opportunities and present audit findings to clients Develop your technical knowledge across different business structures and accounting standards Why this role? Why this firm? The Kent office is experiencing real growth, which means you won't just be processing audits - you'll be part of building something. The team genuinely enjoys working together and outside of work, socials happen regular and they're serious about creating an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive and succeed. Flexibility that actually works Hybrid working isn't a buzzword here - it's real. You'll have flexibility to balance office time (where the learning and collaboration happens) with remote working. The firm listens to its people and adapts to your needs. What we're looking for Recently qualified or within 1-3 exams of ACA completion Solid auditing foundation and good grasp of auditing standards Genuine passion for client service Energy, enthusiasm, and a drive to develop your career Someone who brings ideas to the table and wants to be part of a team The real talk This role demands attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities. You'll be challenged - that's intentional. But you'll have support, mentoring, and clear pathways to progress. The salary range of £42,000-£52,000 reflects your experience level and potential. Ready? If you're someone who's just qualified (or nearly there) and wants to work somewhere that genuinely invests in people, supports diverse backgrounds, and lets you build a real career in audit - this could be your next move.
Reports to: Managing Director About the Company Our client is an established independent merchant supplying timber, machined products, joinery and other building supplies to merchants, building companies and DIY customers. With a turnover of around £12.5m, the business trades through multiple branches across London and employs 70-80 members of staff. This is a close-knit, people-first business rather than a faceless corporate environment - a place where people stay and where commitment is recognised and rewarded. The Role They are seeking a talented Financial Controller to take the day-to-day lead of all financial control activities across the business. As a Financial Controller, you will be responsible for identifying and driving process improvements across the finance function, developing financial strategies, optimising financial performance, and ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements. You will ensure strong and efficient financial controls and processes are in place to support the company's long-term goals. Working closely with senior management, you will provide analysis and deliver insights that link financial information to business strategy. This is a genuine opportunity to drive continuous improvement within the finance function - identifying areas for improvement and implementing change. Knowledge of the Kerridge Commercial System would be an advantage, though full training on Kerridge would be provided. Key Responsibilities Ensure the timely and accurate preparation of monthly and quarterly reporting, with analysis Ensure compliance with accounting standards, leading the annual statutory accounts process and management of the annual audit Oversee accounting, ensuring the business is compliant with all tax and other financial legislation Ensure all HMRC submissions are delivered accurately and on time, including the preparation, review and submission of tax and VAT returns Oversee all balance sheet control accounts and reconciliations Maintain and implement strong financial systems and controls across the business Manage the company's cash flow - forecasting and monitoring requirements to ensure sufficient liquidity and timely payment of debts Support the development of a high-performing team Experience and Skills ACA / ACCA or CIMA qualified, or part-qualified, with 5+ years' relevant experience Good systems skills, especially with reporting tools Experience of financial controls and processes Experience of financial forecasting and planning using spreadsheets (Excel) Experience of driving change within finance functions Excellent communication skills Strong attention to detail with an analytical mindset Benefits Our client is dedicated to providing a diverse and inclusive working environment where every team member can thrive, with a benefits package designed to support overall well-being and professional growth: Pension scheme Flexible working hours 20 days' holiday plus bank holidays
May 27, 2026
Full time
Reports to: Managing Director About the Company Our client is an established independent merchant supplying timber, machined products, joinery and other building supplies to merchants, building companies and DIY customers. With a turnover of around £12.5m, the business trades through multiple branches across London and employs 70-80 members of staff. This is a close-knit, people-first business rather than a faceless corporate environment - a place where people stay and where commitment is recognised and rewarded. The Role They are seeking a talented Financial Controller to take the day-to-day lead of all financial control activities across the business. As a Financial Controller, you will be responsible for identifying and driving process improvements across the finance function, developing financial strategies, optimising financial performance, and ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements. You will ensure strong and efficient financial controls and processes are in place to support the company's long-term goals. Working closely with senior management, you will provide analysis and deliver insights that link financial information to business strategy. This is a genuine opportunity to drive continuous improvement within the finance function - identifying areas for improvement and implementing change. Knowledge of the Kerridge Commercial System would be an advantage, though full training on Kerridge would be provided. Key Responsibilities Ensure the timely and accurate preparation of monthly and quarterly reporting, with analysis Ensure compliance with accounting standards, leading the annual statutory accounts process and management of the annual audit Oversee accounting, ensuring the business is compliant with all tax and other financial legislation Ensure all HMRC submissions are delivered accurately and on time, including the preparation, review and submission of tax and VAT returns Oversee all balance sheet control accounts and reconciliations Maintain and implement strong financial systems and controls across the business Manage the company's cash flow - forecasting and monitoring requirements to ensure sufficient liquidity and timely payment of debts Support the development of a high-performing team Experience and Skills ACA / ACCA or CIMA qualified, or part-qualified, with 5+ years' relevant experience Good systems skills, especially with reporting tools Experience of financial controls and processes Experience of financial forecasting and planning using spreadsheets (Excel) Experience of driving change within finance functions Excellent communication skills Strong attention to detail with an analytical mindset Benefits Our client is dedicated to providing a diverse and inclusive working environment where every team member can thrive, with a benefits package designed to support overall well-being and professional growth: Pension scheme Flexible working hours 20 days' holiday plus bank holidays
