Financial Controller

Financial Controller Tai Tarian is the social landlord for over 9,000 properties across Neath Port Talbot. We are looking for motivated people who want to be part of a team who pride themselves on delivering excellence. This is an exciting time for change in Tai Tarian with our vision to provide sustainable homes, develop sustainable communities and drive change for a sustainable planet. We are currently looking for a Financial Controller who will be responsible for ensuring overseeing all aspects of a company\’s financial operations, ensuring the accurate and timely presentation of monthly management accounts, the annual budget and mid‑year forecast and for accurately forecasting the end‑of‑year financial performance for the business as the year progresses. This role is permanent with a starting salary of £65,000 per annum. This role will lead the management accounts and business partnering teams, using financial expertise, a deep business knowledge and great communication and influencing skills to provide the strategic financial insights that enable and support the Executive and Senior Management Teams. Criteria for the role: Qualified Chartered Accountant (ACA/ACCA) Degree Level Qualification (2:1) Experience of managing complex problems and the ability to dissect the problem into actionable component parts. Experience of complex project management, requiring cross‑functional coordination in effective and timely delivery of identified outcomes. Experience using technical expertise in a business partnering/consultative role where actions and influencing are required to achieve the optimum collective result. Experience operating in an environment where data is used to drive unbiased recommendations and decisions. About the role: This postholder will have a strong understanding of accounting principles and standards as well as internal and external regulations and compliance requirements. Some of the duties of the Financial Controller include: Monitoring income and expenditure to ensure that the business\’s activities remain affordable both in the short term (in‑year budgets) and in the longer term (5