Keeler Recruitment is pleased to be partnering with Nomad Foods (Birds Eye, Aunt Bessie's, Goodfella's), a leading name in the frozen food sector, to support the recruitment of an experienced FP&A Manager. This is a newly created role, responsible for setting up and managing a new FP&A function across three manufacturing sites in Lowestoft, Hull, and Ireland.

This role will play a key part in embedding financial planning and analysis into day-to-day factory operations, ensuring greater visibility of performance and enabling more informed decision-making across the sites. The successful candidate will lead all aspects of forecasting, budgeting, and financial reporting, while managing a team of analysts and working closely with site leadership and supply chain finance stakeholders.

Key Focus Areas

Development and management of FP&A processes across three manufacturing sites
Financial planning, forecasting, and cost analysis to support operational decision-making
Business partnering with factory leadership and supply chain finance teams
Oversight of financial reporting, month end close, variance analysis, and modelling
Leading and developing a small team of analysts
Supporting ongoing improvements to reporting tools, processes, and systems
Candidate Profile

Professionally qualified accountant (ACCA, CIMA, ACA or equivalent)
Strong experience in FP&A roles within a manufacturing, FMCG, or supply chain environment
Effective team leader, with the ability to build strong relationships at site level and with wider finance functions
Competent with financial systems and data analysis tools (SAP preferred)
Strong commercial and analytical mindset, with the ability to distil complex data into actionable insight
This is an excellent opportunity for a finance professional with strong operational focus and leadership experience to build and shape a new function within a well-established business. The role offers broad scope and visibility across multiple sites and would suit someone confident working in a hands-on, fast-paced environment