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Vacancy posted: Thursday, 30 Aug 2012
Finance Project Officer
Edinburgh
£Competitive
Please note: This vacancy is no longer advertised.
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FULL TIME FIXED TERM CONTRACT (6 MONTHS – MAY BE EXTENDED)
The Scottish Building Society is the largest independent building society in Scotland and the oldest in the world (established in 1848). Despite the economic downturn SBS has increased its business by 50% over recent years due to a robust business model, skilled staff, a reputation built on trust and confidence, and exceptional customer service.
A Finance Project Officer is required to join our friendly and customer focused team within our Head Office.
Reporting to the Head of Finance, this is a challenging and exciting role which will require you work on various projects related to areas such as banking, reconciliation, treasury back office and invoicing; within each project you will be required to assess current systems, processes and procedures and determine methods and solutions for improvement. You will be responsible for each project from design, to test, to implementation to evaluation.
Experience in a financial services organisation is preferred; and extensive experience of general financial, ledger and treasury systems and processes is essential.
If you would like to work for a company that really cares about its staff and customers; you’re a team player, you want to make a real impact and have a can do attitude, then we would like to hear from you...
Closing Date: 13 September 2012
About Scottish Building Society
Scotland‘s first ever Building Society started life in March 1848 as the Edinburgh Property Investment Company, changing its name to Scottish Building Society in 1929. Since those early days, there has been a substantial increase in the number of customers and the range of products offered, matching Scotland‘s developing social and economic needs, whilst remaining true to the original tradition of thrift and careful money-management.
