National Highways is seeking a Project Finance Manager to join the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) team. The role provides financial support, insight and challenge to the LTC Directorate leadership, and is responsible for maintaining strong financial controls and governance, ensuring LTC's management and financial accounts are produced in line with Government and statutory financial reporting standards. This is a permanent role based at the LTC site offices in Thurrock, England, United Kingdom, with possible travel to regional offices and sites across the South East. Key responsibilities include: providing accurate and timely financial support, analysis and advice to the programme leadership team; contributing to budgeting, planning and forecasting processes; ensuring accurate financial results and clear communication of budgets and forecast outcomes; identifying issues in business performance to support decision-making and drive improvements; leading the adoption of new business and finance processes and equipping budget holders with the right information and financial insights; supporting annual business planning and longer-term financial planning using a bottom-up approach; ensuring costing systems align with core finance systems and maintaining consistency in reporting; contributing to the review of balance sheet reconciliations, cash flow forecasts and financial provisions; ensuring compliance with relevant financial standards and internal policies. About you: you are a qualified accountant with governance and commercial experience, a good understanding of project manageme

National Highways is seeking a Project Finance Manager to join the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) team. The role provides financial support, insight and challenge to the LTC Directorate leadership, and is responsible for maintaining strong financial controls and governance, ensuring LTC's management and financial accounts are produced in line with Government and statutory financial reporting standards. This is a permanent role based at the LTC site offices in Thurrock, England, United Kingdom, with possible travel to regional offices and sites across the South East. Key responsibilities include: providing accurate and timely financial support, analysis and advice to the programme leadership team; contributing to budgeting, planning and forecasting processes; ensuring accurate financial results and clear communication of budgets and forecast outcomes; identifying issues in business performance to support decision-making and drive improvements; leading the adoption of new business and finance processes and equipping budget holders with the right information and financial insights; supporting annual business planning and longer-term financial planning using a bottom-up approach; ensuring costing systems align with core finance systems and maintaining consistency in reporting; contributing to the review of balance sheet reconciliations, cash flow forecasts and financial provisions; ensuring compliance with relevant financial standards and internal policies. About you: you are a qualified accountant with governance and commercial experience, a good understanding of project manageme