Interim Financial Modeller (3–6 months)
Location: Predominantly remote
Duration: 3-6 months
Overview
An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Interim Financial Modeller to support a private equity-backed business during a critical planning phase. The assignment will focus on building a robust, dynamic financial model to underpin the extension of the investment case.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the development of a fully integrated three-statement financial model (P&L, cash flow, balance sheet) in Excel
- Build a dynamic 3-year business plan model to support investment decision-making
- Translate operational drivers into financial outputs, ensuring clear linkage between assumptions and performance
- Design and implement scenario and sensitivity analysis, enabling assessment of multiple growth and cost assumptions
- Incorporate service line-level inputs, allowing for differentiated growth rates and performance dynamics
- Model workforce and salary cost structures, including variable compensation and scaling assumptions
- Ensure the model is intuitive, flexible, and audit-ready for internal stakeholders and investors
- Partner closely with senior finance and investment stakeholders to refine assumptions and outputs
Candidate Profile
- Proven experience building complex, dynamic financial models from scratch in Excel
- Strong background working with private equity-backed businesses or investment environments
- Experience in consulting, professional services, or human capital-driven businesses highly desirable
- Deep understanding of three-statement modelling and cash flow dynamics
- Ability to translate operational and commercial drivers into financial logic
- Strong stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to work at pace and iterate quickly
- High attention to detail with a focus on clarity, usability, and robustness of outputs
Key Deliverables
- A fully integrated, flexible three-statement model
- A 3-year forward-looking business plan aligned to investment case requirements
- Scenario analysis capability across:
- Service line growth rates
- Headcount and salary assumptions
- Margin and profitability drivers
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