[Hiring] Redwood Finance Automation Solution Designer @Yadimen Consulting Limited

Role Description

This is a remote position.

Redwood Finance Automation Solution Designer, Global (UK and Europe)

• Contract: Duration being confirmed.
• Start: 15 November 2026.
• Location: Remote.
• Open to consultants based in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Czechia.
• Day rate: GBP 450 in the UK; EUR 450 in the other listed countries.
• Language: English.

The programme involves automating finance operations on Redwood Finance Automation, covering the record-to-report cycle:

• Period-end close
• Account reconciliation
• Journal processing
• Reporting connected to the organisation's ERP

You will own the solution design and work with finance process owners to:

• Understand how the close runs today
• Decide what to automate and in what order
• Set out a design for the engineering team to build

You will stay with that design through:

• Build
• Testing
• Go-live

Make the calls when what was designed meets what is real.

Qualifications

• Solution design ownership on at least one live Redwood Finance Automation (RunMyFinance) implementation.
• 8 or more years in finance transformation, finance systems, or record-to-report process design.
• A working understanding of SAP FI/CO or the Oracle equivalent.
• Experience running workshops with finance users.
• The standing to work with senior finance stakeholders.

Requirements

• Hands-on build experience on Redwood (useful but not essential).
• Experience with BlackLine, Trintech, or SAP Advanced Financial Closing (useful but not essential).
• A finance qualification (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or similar) (useful but not essential).
• Experience in financial services or another regulated industry, including work under SOX or similar audit controls (useful but not essential).

How to respond

Apply with your CV and your available start date. Include three lines on your most recent Redwood implementation:

• The finance processes in scope
• The ERP it connected to
• Which design decisions were yours