The Role
Prepare group half‑year and year‑end consolidated results, support statutory accounts (FRS 101), manage IFRS technical areas (IFRS16, IFRS2/share‑based payments), liaise with external auditors, maintain consolidation models and divisional submissions, and support the Group Finance technical team and director.
Summary Generated by Built In
Role Purpose
You will play a key role in delivering high quality financial reporting for a UK listed PLC operating under full IFRS. You will support the preparation of the Group’s consolidated results, UK statutory accounts, and core IFRS reporting areas such as share based payments, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and strong financial control. This role provides exposure to complex international structures and offers the opportunity to work closely with senior stakeholders across the Group.
This position is a key part of a high performing Group Finance team within a dynamic and fast-growing organisation. The ideal candidate will have a strong financial accounting background, with deep experience in IFRS, listed company audit environments, and the preparation of high-quality financial statements and supporting analysis.
You will play a critical role in supporting both the Associate Director of Group Finance & Financial accounting and the wider Group Finance/Technical accounting team.
Key Responsibilities
Summary
Group Consolidation
- Responsible for the preparation of the Group’s halfyear and yearend consolidated results, working to a tight reporting timetable.
- Work with a complex consolidation model, including divisional balance sheet reclassifications, multientity structures, IFRS 16 adjustments and FX reconciliations.
- Assist in preparing consolidation supporting financial statement note schedules, and quarterly consolidation reconciliation reviews.
- Ensure highquality and accurate financial reporting submissions from divisional business units.
- Key role in supporting external (half year and year end) Group audit.
IFRS and Technical Reporting
- Responsible for preparation of quarterly share-based payment model in line with IFRS 2, including financial statement disclosures and balance sheet reconciliations.
- Other ad hoc reporting requirements, e.g. Half-yearly update of Group IFRS 16 model.
- Ad hoc Group Finance project work from Group Finance Director/supporting the technical accounting team – e.g. corporate cost allocation analysis pre year end.
Statutory Accounts
- Assist with the preparation of UK subsidiary statutory accounts (audited and non-audited), ensuring full FRS 101 compliance and high-quality disclosures.
- Work closely with external auditors during statutory audit cycles.
Skills, Knowledge & Expertise
What we are looking for in you
- Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CPA, or equivalent).
- Preferably trained in a Big 4 or Top 6 accounting practice, ideally within external audit.
- Strong experience of working with complex consolidation structures.
- Solid technical knowledge of IFRS, particularly consolidation and share based payments.
- Experience with listed company reporting or audits is highly advantageous.
- Excellent analytical skills and strong attention to detail.
- Ability to work collaboratively and cross-functionally.
Ways of working
- Focusing on Clients and Customers.
- Working as One NCC.
- Always Learning.
- Being Inclusive and Respectful.
- Delivering Brilliantly.
Our company
At NCC Group, our mission is to create a more secure digital future. That mission underpins everything we do, from our work with our incredible clients to groundbreaking research shaping our industry. Our teams' partner with clients across a multitude of industries, delving into, securing new products, and emerging technologies, as well as solving complex security problems. As global leaders in cyber and escrow, NCC Group is a people-powered business seeking the next group of brilliant minds to join our ranks.
Our colleagues are our greatest asset, and NCC Group is committed to providing an inclusive and supportive work environment that fosters creativity, collaboration, authenticity, and accountability. We want colleagues to put down roots at NCC Group, and we offer a comprehensive benefits package, as well as opportunities for learning and development and career growth. We believe our people are at their brilliant best when they feel bolstered in all aspects of their well-being, and we offer wellness programs and flexible working arrangements to provide that vital support.
Come join us?
Job Benefits
What do we offer in return?
We have a high-performance culture which is balanced evenly with world-class well-being initiatives and benefits:
- Transportation and rice allowances
- Night differential, overtime pay and holiday pay
- 13th‑month pay and performance‑based bonus plan
- Day‑1 HMO healthcare coverage for you and dependents
- Outpatient medicine reimbursement
- Group life insurance, accidental death & disability cover
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP) with 24/7 confidential counselling
- Generous vacation and sick leave, available from Day 1
- Special Time Off: Take time off for those big moments in life, like getting married/civil ceremony, becoming a grandparent, and welcoming home a new pet.
- Company share plan & Sharesave scheme allowing discounted share purchase through monthly savings
So, what’s next?
If this sounds like the right opportunity for you, then we would love to hear from you! Click on apply to this job to send us your CV and cover letter and the relevant member of our global talent team will be in touch with you. Alternatively send your details to [email protected] .
About
We assess, develop and manage cyber threats across our increasingly connected society. We advise global technology, manufacturers, financial institutions, critical national infrastructure providers, retailers and governments on the best way to keep businesses, software and personal data safe.With our knowledge, experience and global footprint, we are best placed to help businesses identify, assess, mitigate & respond to the risks they face.We are passionate about making the Internet safer and revolutionising the way in which organisations think about cyber security.Headquartered in Manchester, UK, with over 35 offices across the world, NCC Group employs more than 2,000 people and is a trusted advisor to 15,000 clients worldwide.
Skills Required
- Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CPA, or equivalent)
- Experience working with complex consolidation structures and consolidation models
- Solid technical knowledge of IFRS, especially consolidation and share‑based payments (IFRS 2)
- Experience preparing group consolidated results and UK statutory accounts (FRS 101)
- Experience working with IFRS 16 adjustments and balance sheet reconciliations
- Preferably trained in a Big 4 or Top 6 accounting practice, ideally within external audit
- Experience with listed company reporting or audits
- Excellent analytical skills and strong attention to detail
- Ability to work collaboratively and cross‑functionally
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The Company
What We Do
NCC Group is a global cyber security and resilience company that helps organizations manage risk, strengthen resilience, and build trust. They provide services in cyber security consulting, managed services, technical assurance, and software escrow.
