Interim Revenue Analyst (Finance)

TL;DR

Interim Revenue Analyst (Finance): Managing complex revenue recognition, reconciliation, and reporting processes for a high-volume gaming ecosystem with an accent on data integrity and financial control. Focus on transitioning manual reconciliation workflows to automated, scalable systems and providing actionable financial insights to senior stakeholders.

Location: Must be based within a commutable distance of Cambridge, UK, for a hybrid role requiring at least two days per week in the office.

Company

hirify.global is a leading game developer and publisher, best known for the long-running and community-powered RuneScape franchise.

What you will do

• Own the monthly revenue recognition process, including data consolidation and validation from multiple source systems.
• Prepare monthly revenue and deferred revenue journals to ensure accurate month-end close.
• Reconcile revenue calculations against billing systems and PSP platforms like PayPal and Adyen.
• Analyze large, complex revenue datasets to provide clear financial insights and variance investigations.
• Develop and enhance advanced Excel models using Power Query and Power Pivot to improve process efficiency.
• Support the transition and maintenance of revenue reconciliations for the new Chargebee billing platform.

Requirements

• Qualified Accountant status (ACA, ACCA, or CIMA).
• Permanent right to work in the UK (no visa sponsorship available).
• Demonstrable experience in revenue accounting, including recognition, accruals, and balance sheet reconciliations.
• Advanced Excel skills, including complex formulas, Power Query, and Power Pivot.
• Experience working with payment processing or transaction-based systems.
• Basic SQL skills for data extraction and validation.

Culture & Benefits

• Private Healthcare including Dental Plan.
• Discretionary annual performance bonus.
• Minimum 6% pension contributions.
• Enhanced family leave policies from day one.
• Flexible working hours and 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays.