Vero is partnering with a leading private equity backed energy services company to recruit a Financial Controller to be based in Aberdeen.
Who are we looking for:
Applications are encouraged from practice trained accountants with progressive career paths and a proven track record of achievement. Could also suit professionally qualified accountants in industry (ACCA/CIMA) who are looking to take on a wider role, with more access to senior management and operational stakeholders.
The opportunity:
To join a pioneering organisation with a clear vision to be at the forefront of the energy transition, in a stimulating and progressive finance role.
Who is our client:
Our client is a leading group with a diverse sector reach. Operating across the UK, our client is backed by a leading PE investor which allows them to capitalise on new opportunities, including both organic growth and through M&A.
The role:
Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, with a function reporting line to the Managing Director, the Financial Controller is responsible for all aspects of finance.
The Financial Controller will manage and develop a full cycle role, with the opportunity to add a significant amount of value to the business unit and to the wider Group. Backed by a leading energy Private Equity investor, this represents an unrivalled opportunity for a driven and career minded accountant to accelerate their career development in a stimulating and dynamic environment.
With a reporting line to a CFO who is a great mentor and leader, the Financial Controller will learn from an exceptional Senior Management Team.
The Financial Controller will also have the opportunity to drive real value both operationally and commercially.
What’s on offer:
The opportunity to work alongside a high calibre management team, including a CFO who will be a great mentor, as well as a wider team of first-class professionals. A highly competitive salary and benefits package is also on offer.
Please apply with your CV, or email andrew@verorecruitment.com to find out more in the first instance