Finance/Administration Officer - Part Time

VANRATH are delighted to be partnering with our client, a local charity based in the Bangor area, for their search for a Finance Officer on a part time basis. This is an excellent opportunity offering an immediate start for the right candidate, with potential for permanency in the role.

The preferred hours for this post are 9am-1pm Monday to Friday, but there can be flexibility offered.

Essential Criteria

If you have 2+ years working in a Finance or Payroll environment:

• Experience in administration, finance or Payroll
• Skills in Microsoft Office packages

As a Finance Officer, you will be responsible for:

• Manage the finance emails including purchase orders
• Funding/Grant Claims – provide evidence & financial verification
• Paying HMRC Contributions Monthly & check tax codes
• Bank lodgements
• Other administrative duties as required.

Benefits

• Competitive Salary
• 15-20 hours per week
• Immediate start
• Long term/permanent opportunity

For further information on this job, or any other Accountancy and Finance job in Belfast or Northern Ireland, apply via the link or contact Jamie Gault for a confidential chat today.

Some positive candidate feedback we’ve received-

‘’Excellent recruitment service. VANRATH helped me secure a new role within days of first contact and the team couldn’t be more helpful and responsive since I began my new position. Would highly recommend that anyone looking for employment registers with VANRATH as they are head and shoulders above other agencies that I have dealt with.

‘’I very much enjoyed my experience with VANRATH. They were great to work with, very friendly and efficient and streamlined everything for me so I had the least amount of stress as I went in for interviews. Looking forward to starting in my new role!’’

‘’Had a great experience with Vanrath. Being new to Northern Ireland, they made me feel very welcome. The team provided lots of tips and support for job opportunities. Would thoroughly recommend the Vanrath team!’’