About the job
Quantexa is a technology company based in London, recognized for delivering solutions to clients worldwide. As the business grows, the finance team is adding a Cost Controller to focus on non-headcount cost management and reporting.
Role overview
This leadership role centers on managing, analyzing, and reporting the Group’s non-headcount costs. Reporting to the Group Financial Controller, the Cost Controller leads a team of regional Finance Managers and is responsible for the cost Profit & Loss statements. The position also ensures compliance with statutory and audit requirements, and drives improvements in finance processes and reporting frameworks.
This role suits a qualified accountant with experience in high-growth environments who is ready to take on a significant leadership position within the finance division.
Key responsibilities
- Oversee the Group's Profit & Loss statements for all non-headcount costs.
- Deliver detailed P&L analyses, including Month-on-Month, Year-on-Year, and Budget vs. Actual variances.
- Prepare and present Management Information (MI) packs with commentary to support business decisions.
- Create project accounting reports and conduct ad-hoc cost analyses.
Month-end close & reporting
- Lead the month-end close process for all non-headcount cost categories across the Group.
- Manage systems and processes to ensure efficient and accurate month-end closing.
- Prepare monthly cost reporting packs for each region, ensuring accuracy and timeliness.
Statutory, tax & audit responsibilities
- Complete all statutory obligations for Group entities, including audits, corporate tax returns, and sales tax filings.
- Work with regional finance managers to prepare and review information for statutory filings, and provide training within the team.
- Support the Group audit process for non-headcount cost areas and related balance sheet accounts, liaising directly with external auditors.
Technical accounting & control
- Serve as a key resource to the finance team, offering support and guidance on technical accounting matters.

