This opportunity is only open to applicants who are currently 'Priority Movers'. Applications from individuals not currently on the Priority Mover list will be rejected and not considered.
We have a 12 month temporary opportunity for a B3 Finance Lead to join the Cladding Remediation Directorate to support delivery of the Scottish Government Cladding Remediation Programme. This is an ideal opportunity for someone with skills in budget management and forecasting.
The post holder will support the Business Manager, Unit head and Director to understand, profile and manage the directorate and programme budget addressing risk and challenges within constrained budgets.
The post holder will need to be resilient and capable of operating autonomously and with other teams, but with the expectation of proactive information sharing to build and maintain trust with individuals and teams.
Support and supervision will be provided by the Directorate Business Manager and the Unit Head.
Qualifications
Qualified with L7 qualification CCAB, CIMA or equivalent or Studying towards L7 qualification CCAB, CIMA or equivalent.
Working pattern
This role is a temporary position with an expected commitment of 12 months with the possibility of extension, subject to ongoing service need and organisational requirements.
How to Apply
Applications for this position will only be accepted from substantive B3 employees.
Please submit a statement outlining your suitability for the role, relevant skills and experience, and what you would bring to the team (maximum 500 words).
Vacancy closes at 11:59pm on Friday the 31st July .
Selection Process
All applications will be invited to an informal discussion with the hiring manager.
Informal discussions are to be confirmed.
Further Information
If you have specific questions about the role, please contact david.clarke@gov.scot
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