Finance Analyst
As a Finance Analyst you will examine financial data and use findings to help make wider business and strategy decisions. Finance analysts are used within a wide variety of businesses to analyse specific data for example costs per head, treasury, pricing and KPIs.
Having awareness of current developments in the field will be essential to clearly determine where the strengths and weaknesses of the business lie.
You will possess strong quantitative skills and expert financial analysis and problem solving abilities. You will need to understand the finance reports and possess the communication skills necessary to report findings clearly, concisely and persuasively.
Key qualifications for a Finance Analyst would be ACCA, ACA or CIMA
FINANCIAL ANALYST KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Deliver dynamic and flexible finance reports
- Maintain and analyse tracking tools in accordance to the latest financial data
- Analyse monthly forecasts and utilise when budgeting
- Working collaboratively with other teams and departments
- Collect data and insights to resolve business issues and drive better decision making leading to continuous improvement.
Gloucester
Gloucester is a historic cathedral city in the South West of England, offering a strong blend of heritage, connectivity, and economic growth. Ideally positioned between Bristol, Cheltenham, and the wider Midlands, Gloucester benefits from excellent transport links via the M5 and direct rail services, making it a practical base for both commuters and businesses. With ongoing regeneration and a more accessible cost of living than nearby cities, it continues to attract professionals looking for opportunity without compromise.
The city has a diverse and evolving economy, with strengths across advanced engineering, manufacturing, aerospace, and professional services. Major employers contribute to Gloucester’s reputation as a centre for high-value industry, while the growing cyber and digital sector, supported by proximity to Cheltenham’s cyber cluster, is creating new demand for skilled talent. Developments such as Gloucester Business Park and the regeneration of the docks area continue to support business growth and inward investment.
Outside of work, Gloucester offers a lifestyle that blends history with modern living. The city is home to the iconic Gloucester Cathedral and the regenerated Gloucester Docks, which now feature a mix of waterfront dining, retail, and leisure spaces. Residents also benefit from easy access to the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering countryside escapes just a short drive away. With its mix of career opportunities, cultural heritage, and access to both city and countryside, Gloucester presents a compelling option for professionals and families alike.