Finance Analyst | Consumer F&B Brand
Harmonic Group LtdFinance Analyst | Consumer F&B Brand | London / Hybrid
The ClientA well-established consumer food and beverage brand with a strong following, nationwide retail distribution, and a growing international presence. Backed by a major industry investor, the business is expanding quickly and the finance function is scaling to keep pace with increased operational complexity.
The RoleReporting to the FP&A Manager, this is a hands-on FP&A role with genuine breadth and visibility. You will own the forecasting cycle, lead financial modelling across key cost lines, and act as the primary finance business partner for Operations. You will also take responsibility for the enterprise planning systems (Anaplan and Power BI), driving their development and adoption. The role sits at the intersection of finance, commercial, and operational decision-making and will suit someone who combines technical rigour with a genuine interest in driving business performance.
- Lead and coordinate the full forecasting cycle, including Annual Plan, monthly Rolling Forecast, and longer-term strategic planning
- Own and continuously improve financial models, sensitivity analysis, and scenario planning to support operational and strategic decisions
- Own Variable Expenses forecasting and analysis, including mix analysis, cost of goods development, and assessment of operational performance drivers
- Coordinate and challenge Fixed Cost forecasts in partnership with Management Accountants, ensuring accuracy and appropriate stretch
- Own Co-Pack forecasting including transfer price modelling and financial evaluation of operational planning decisions
- Lead financial modelling, business case analysis, and scenario planning to support investment decisions
- Own the design, governance, and development roadmap for enterprise planning systems including Anaplan and Power BI
- Lead finance business partnering for Operations, supporting and challenging the S&OP process by evaluating assumptions and highlighting financial implications
- Translate financial performance into clear insight and commentary for stakeholders, ensuring actions are understood across the business
- Prepare and submit internal and group-level reporting requirements, including monthly results, forecasts, and strategic reporting
- ACA or ACCA or CIMA qualified (would also consider finalist level)
- Proven experience in financial planning and analysis, ideally within FMCG or a branded consumer business
- Advanced Excel skills and strong financial modelling capability
- Experience with business intelligence tools such as Power BI
- Strong communication and presentation skills, with the ability to convey complex financial information to non-finance stakeholders
- Hands-on experience with Anaplan, including back-end configuration
- Experience supporting or partnering an S&OP process
- Exposure to group reporting within a multinational corporate structure
Salary: Up to £55,000 + benefits
Location: London, hybrid working
Start Date: ASAP / flexible
At Harmonic, we are dedicated to fostering an inclusive and equitable workplace. We actively welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds and assure you that every candidate will be thoughtfully considered for the roles we represent, without regard to race, religion, gender expression, disability, or sexual orientation.
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