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170,000+ live jobsFinance Systems Manager – OneStream
Hybrid in London·Added yesterday (last checked 27 Oct)
Our summary
- Salary
- £70,000 - £80,000 a year
About £4,260 - £4,750 a month after tax.
- Work mode
- Hybrid, London
- Contract
- Permanent
- Experience
- 5+ years




Skills
Nice to have
Requirements
What we're looking for
- Qualified Accountant - ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent.
- 5+ years' experience across Finance Systems / Finance Transformation.
- Strong OneStream experience, ideally having owned part of an implementation.
- Good understanding of financial reporting, debits & credits and BAU Finance processes.
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
Nice to have
- NetSuite experience is advantageous.
- Exposure to Data Warehousing / MDM would be beneficial.
Pay & benefits
What you'll get
Salary: ££70,000 - £80,000 per annum + Bonus & Benefits
Location: Central London / Remote Options
The role
Finance Systems Manager - OneStream SME
We are working with a PE-backed business looking to appoint a Finance Systems Managger to support the development, optimisation and governance of its Finance Systems environment.
This is a hands-on role suited to a qualified accountant with strong Finance Systems experience, particularly across OneStream.
About You
This is an excellent opportunity for a qualified accountant looking to combine Finance, Systems, Data and Transformation within a growing PE-backed business.
What you'll do
Key Responsibilities
- Act as an OneStream SME, supporting system development, optimisation and governance.
- Own or contribute to OneStream implementation projects from a Finance perspective.
- Support consolidation, reporting, planning and wider Finance processes.
- Work across OneStream, NetSuite, Databricks, Navan and Power BI.
- Support data mapping, reconciliation, master data and reporting structures.
- Identify opportunities to automate and improve Finance processes.
- Work closely with Finance, Systems and wider business stakeholders.