Finance Manager (UK)
About Vintage.com
At Vintage.com, we believe everything has value and nothing should be wasted. We make it simple for customers to sell the pre-loved items they no longer need, giving them a second chance while creating a more sustainable way to buy and sell.
We are building the world’s largest trading platform for pre-loved items, powered by people and data. With teams across the UK and Europe, we work as one business to create brilliant experiences for our customers, partners and each other.
About the Team
Our Finance team gives the business confidence in its numbers. We bring together strong financial control, clear reporting and thoughtful commercial insight so colleagues can make good decisions as Vintage.com grows.
It is a collaborative, hands-on team that works closely with leaders and colleagues across the business, as well as external partners. We care about accuracy, practical solutions and making finance easier for others to understand and use.
Why This Role Matters
Why the role exists
The Finance Manager leads the day-to-day finance operation and turns accurate financial information into useful insight. You’ll develop a small team, oversee the core accounting cycle and make sure our controls, systems and reporting remain dependable as the business grows across the UK and Europe.
This is a hands-on leadership role. You’ll be close enough to the detail to spot issues early, while giving senior leaders the analysis, forecasts and context they need to make confident decisions. You’ll also help us get more from Xero and continually improve how the team works.
What success looks like
- Monthly management accounts are accurate, insightful and delivered to agreed deadlines.
- The general ledger, balance sheet and supporting reconciliations are complete, controlled and audit-ready.
- Accounts payable, accounts receivable, VAT and payroll coordination run smoothly and issues are resolved promptly.
- Finance colleagues receive clear direction, useful coaching and opportunities to build their capability.
- Leaders receive practical analysis and forecasts that help them understand performance and make decisions.
- Finance systems and processes become simpler, more efficient and less reliant on manual work.