Interim Commissions Analyst

Reading

9 months ago

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Interim Commissions Analyst

3-4 months (with potential for permanent opportunities available, subject to sign-off)

£200 - £225pd + holiday pay

2 days working from home, 3 days in the office - Reading outskirts based (free parking, modern offices, near all public transport routes)

We are delighted to be chosen to support one of our key clients, with an urgent interim requirement, initially for 3-4 months. This is a key role that sits in their finance team, for this global organisation, who take immense pride in their products and solutions.

Sitting in the heart of their finance team, you will be ideally available at short notice to start this role, be a UK resident, and be able to offer recent commissions experience. This role will be supporting both the US and UK finance teams.

Key Responsibilities for the successful Commissions Data Analyst:

Own the end-to-end commissions process and commissions forecasting, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and alignment with their practices
Act as a Business Partner with Commercial Ops, Field Sales, HR, and Finance teams to automate manual processes and streamline data workflows
Develop and maintain dashboards and reports to increase transparency and enable data-driven decision-making
Support EU fleet program by deploying and enforcing policies, managing fleet logistics, data management and generating performance insights
Collaborate cross-functionally to ensure data consistency and system integration between regions
Ensure company compliance with local laws and regulations
Provide backup coverage and support for NA commissions as neededRequired Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree, or higher, in Finance, Business Analytics, Data Science, or a related field
Possibly you will be Certified Compensation Professional (CCP) or similar (but not essential)
3+ years proven experience in finance operations, commissions, or compensation analytics.
Strong analytical and technical skills with demonstrated proficiency in Python, Power BI, SQL, SalesForce or similar CRM, Oracle or similar ERP, commissions applications software, MS Office Suite.
Experience with finance automation tools and process improvement initiatives.Please do get in touch for further information on this superb interim role.

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