FP&A Manager
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About the Role
A rapidly expanding organisation in the financial services sector is seeking a hands-on and experienced Anaplan Developer to join its FP&A team. This is an excellent opportunity to take full ownership of Anaplan development and help establish a centre of excellence within a forward-thinking finance function.
Role Overview:
The Anaplan Developer will be responsible for enhancing and maintaining the Anaplan environment, supporting financial forecasting and reporting needs across the business. This is a high-impact role involving cross-functional collaboration, continuous system improvement, and user engagement.
Key Responsibilities:
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Lead the ongoing development and optimisation of Anaplan models in line with changing business requirements
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Partner with Finance Business Partners and key stakeholders to expand Anaplan use cases
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Align Anaplan architecture with wider data strategy and M&A activity
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Ensure accurate data flows and integration with systems such as NetSuite, HiBob, and data warehouses
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Maintain data integrity, user access controls, and system security
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Build UX dashboards to support end-user adoption and insight
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Deliver tailored training and documentation to Anaplan users
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Contribute to cross-departmental finance projects as required
Candidate Profile:
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3+ years of experience as an Anaplan Model Builder (Master Anaplanner or Solution Architect preferred)
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Strong understanding of financial forecasting and reporting
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Skilled in AnaplanXL, ADO, Workflow, and integration tools
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Excellent Excel and data modelling skills
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Strong communicator with experience engaging senior stakeholders
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Background in FP&A or financial systems highly desirable
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Experience in financial services beneficial
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ACA / ACCA / CIMA qualification preferred
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Power BI, MS Access, SQL and data warehouse familiarity advantageous
This is a fantastic opportunity for an Anaplan expert to lead development in a dynamic environment, working closely with senior leaders to support strategic decision-making.