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Location/Division: Dundee

We're excited to share that due to our continuous growth, we're on the lookout for a new member to join our team as a Grants Co-ordinator, based in our Dundee office.  Our Grants Team manages a diverse portfolio of grants for prestigious public sector and commercial clients throughout Scotland.

As Grants Co-ordinator you will be overseeing the management, compliance, and reporting of grant-funded projects along with providing guidance, training, and support to both clients and internal teams.

As a Grants Co-ordinator, your responsibilities will include:

• Planning and allocating work to the audit team, ensuring that they understand their responsibilities, and supporting the team from planning through to completion
• Review completed fieldwork from the Grants team, ensuring all review points are addressed before final submission for sign-off
• Providing quality, timely feedback at the end of assignments, identifying any areas needing further development and giving positive and constructive feedback to ensure improved future performance
• Liaise with clients and grants team to plan existing and future grant-funded projects
• Participate in client training sessions and initial meetings with new clients to clarify guidance and requirements
• Address client queries related to grant-funded projects as needed
• Offer advice and guidance on project rules to the team involved in grant work
• Determine appropriate sample sizes and select samples, coordinating with both the client and the team
• Conduct onsite fieldwork at client locations as required
• Attend relevant training courses and share knowledge with staff involved in grant work
• Contribute to tenders for grant-related work
• Leverage existing networks to identify and develop future tender opportunities for similar projects                                                                                 

Now, let's talk about you!

The successful candidate will be:

• Fully qualified (CA, CIA or equivalent),
• Strong background working on grant claims, in particular Innovate UK and EU grant claims
• Minimum two years of experience in accountancy practice, ideally in audit
• Part-qualified candidates with relevant experience will also be considered
• Previous experience of delegating work to and coaching trainees essential
• Good technical and client interfacing skills
• Strong IT and report writing skills

Excellent organisation skills with ability to work to tight deadlines

What you can expect when you join us:

 A competitive salary

• 35 days holiday per year & Holiday buy/sell scheme
• Generous pension contribution and life insurance scheme
• Continuous training and support via The Henderson Loggie Training Academy
• Birthday gift and Perkbox – discounts on supermarket, travel, retail, leisure and much more
• Professional Subscriptions
• Team and office wide social activities
• Enhanced paid leave (Maternity/Paternity/ Adoption/Bereavement & Compassionate Leave & Company Sick Pay)