Finance Future Leaders Graduate Programme

Description:

Are you a self-motivated, adaptable graduate with an interest in finance? Finance supports everything we do here at GSK and, if you join us, you’ll use numbers to make a difference. We offer an independent viewpoint, driving decision-making and strategy across our organisation. We also maximise profitability by managing cost, cash and return on investment.

This is your opportunity to be part of a team that prides itself on delivering excellence and being accountable for impact.

Ahead together with tailored training and career development

If you’re a graduate with the talent and ambition to lead others, we’ll help you develop the expertise to become one of our Future Leaders. This is what you can expect:

• over three years, you’ll have three rotations (jobs) that will challenge and stretch you
• an opportunity to undertake an international assignment in Poland
• you’ll enjoy a challenging and varied programme, with numerous opportunities
• you’ll learn and embed the core technical finance and systems knowledge you need to drive performance
• you’ll develop a regional or global perspective and broaden your enterprise mindset

What will you do?

• be a trusted advisor to your peers and colleagues, driving continuous innovation and improvement
• you will have an opportunity to give robust, insightful analysis to the business, that could be anything from commercial to manufacturing or R&D, to support their decision making
• hone your finance skills on a tailored development programme
• work in a multicultural environment in a leading global healthcare organisation
• inspire a team to achieve unprecedented success

What are we looking for?

• to be a high achieving ambitious graduate with a desire for a career in finance
• to be committed to gaining your CIMA qualification (company funded)
• to be self-motivated and proactive with a questioning and analytical mind
• excellent communication skills
• the ability to multitask and perform under pressure
• to be skilled at building strong relationships with s