Finance Officer
Devon Wildlife Trust
Would you like to use your financial expertise in a values driven organisation supporting our conservation projects?
We are seeking a Finance Officer with budgeting and accounting experience, to support the project delivery and finance teams with financial information.
This role will help to ensure timeliness, quality and effectiveness of financial reporting across DWT. You will work with Project Managers to monitor and report against project budgets to strengthen the financial administration of our nature-based projects.
You will have proven experience in a similar finance role, working as a finance business partner, helping colleagues to effectively manage and prepare their budgets and to prepare submissions to funders.
This is a part-time (22.5 hours per week) permanent post based at Cricklepit Mill, Exeter.
Interviews are being held on Monday 27 April.
We welcome candidates of all backgrounds and abilities who meet the essential criteria for this role. To achieve our vision, we need more people, and more diverse people, on nature’s side. We are committed to developing an inclusive and diverse organisation, in which everyone feels supported, valued, and able to be their full selves.
DWT is committed to the principle of equal opportunity in employment.
Registered Charity Number no 213224
About Devon Wildlife Trust
We have lost incredible amounts of our wildlife. Species which once thrived in Devon have gone; many others which were commonplace are now rare. We need urgent change. It is time to put nature into recovery. We need to restore what has been lost and we need to do this on a grand scale. This means being bold: restoring degraded landscapes and seas, recreating wildlife habitat, reintroducing key species that have become locally extinct and properly protecting what we still have. Everyone can play a role in nature's recovery and this is where our work starts - shoulder to shoulder with all who love Devon and its wildlife.
We have lost incredible amounts of our wildlife. Species which once thrived in Devon have gone; many others which were commonplace are now rare. We need urgent change. It is time to put nature into recovery. We need to restore what has been lost and we need to do this on a grand scale. This means being bold: restoring degraded landscapes and seas, recreating wildlife habitat, reintroducing key species that have become locally extinct and properly protecting what we still have. Everyone can play a role in nature's recovery and this is where our work starts - shoulder to shoulder with all who love Devon and its wildlife.
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