Talent STEM Ltd

A leading European environmental services group is seeking a Finance Manager to lead the finance function for its UK Industrial Waste Services business. This is a senior, hands-on role with full responsibility for statutory reporting, tax, governance and audit, alongside partnering closely with UK leadership and international group finance. The role will also support ambitious UK growth plans, including expansion through M&A and systems integration. The role - Lead all UK financial operations across multiple legal entities - Ownership of statutory accounts, UK GAAP and IFRS reporting - Responsibility for tax, audit, treasury and corporate governance - Act as a key finance business partner to UK leadership - Support growth initiatives, including M&A and post-acquisition integration - Involvement in SAP to S/4HANA transition and wider ERP integration - Lead, develop and mentor the UK finance team About you - ACA, ACCA or CIMA qualified - 10+ years experience in a senior finance or financial management role - Background in manufacturing, chemicals, waste, logistics or industrial services - Strong UK statutory, tax and audit experience - Exposure to international or matrix organisations - Experience with Sage essential; SAP or S/4HANA advantageous - Confident people leader with a pragmatic, commercial mindset What s on offer - Competitive salary - Annual bonus - Pension scheme - Paid training and study support Talent STEM is a specialist recruitment consultancy supporting the scientific, engineering, clinical, chemical, pharmaceutical, FMCG, environmental, biotechnology and medical device sectors. Founded by experienced recruiters with scientific sector expertise, we combine deep market knowledge with a genuine passion for science-led industries. We deliver permanent, contract and retained recruitment services, supporting candidates at every career stage and working closely with organisations from early-stage discovery through to commercialisation.

Talent STEM is supporting a well-established organisation in Kent to recruit a Manufacturing Technician. This is a permanent, full-time role offering the opportunity to work in a modern, regulated manufacturing environment, supporting the production of high-quality products across a technical sector. Key Responsibilities - Carry out daily manufacturing activities within a controlled production environment - Operate, monitor, and maintain process equipment in line with SOPs - Complete accurate production records, ensuring compliance with documentation standards - Report and support resolution of process deviations and equipment issues - Assist with planned maintenance, troubleshooting, and improvement projects - Work closely with quality teams to maintain operational standards - Manage incoming materials and maintain stock levels Maintain a safe, clean, and compliant working environment - Contribute to initiatives to improve efficiency, quality, and productivity Experience, Skills & Qualifications Essential: - Strong attention to detail with excellent record-keeping skills - Ability to follow structured processes in a regulated environment - Physically capable of lifting and handling materials - Flexibility to work a shift rota (including weekends) Desirable: - Previous experience in manufacturing, production or technical operations - Familiarity with quality or compliance standards (ISO, GMP, or similar) Next Steps If you are looking to develop your career in technical manufacturing and want to join a forward-looking organisation, Talent STEM would like to hear from you.