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Audit Partner – UK 📍 Location: Flexible across the UK | Hybrid workingAre you looking for a genuine partnership opportunity with a firm that values people as much as performance? This is an exciting chance to join a progressive, fast-growing accountancy practice where your voice matters, your ideas are heard, and your impact is visible.You’ll be joining a business that’s expanding across the UK — investing in its people, embracing change, and creating space for ambitious leaders to grow. As part of the senior leadership team, you’ll help shape the direction of the firm, drive commercial success, and support a talented group of professionals who share your commitment to quality and collaboration.What’s in it for you:You’ll have a seat at the table, helping steer strategy and shape the future of the audit practice.Whether you’re an established Partner or a Director ready to take that next step, the pathway is clear and genuinely achievable.Work alongside a leadership team that values openness, balance, and mutual respect.Enjoy hybrid working, modern thinking, and autonomy to manage your own client relationships and team.Competitive package, profit share, and long-term incentives that recognise your contribution and leadership.About you:You’re a qualified audit professional (ACA, CA, or equivalent) with strong technical skills and a commercial mindset. You thrive in a collaborative environment and take pride in developing people and building lasting client relationships. You’re ready for a role where you can lead with purpose, drive growth, and make an impact that goes beyond the numbers.If you’re ready to join a firm that’s growing, modernising, and creating real opportunities for its people — this could be the move you’ve been waiting for.📩 All conversations will be treated in the strictest confidence.

Technical Accounting Director | Scotland (Hybrid / Remote)We’re working with a leading advisory firm in Scotland that’s looking for an experienced Technical Accounting Director to join their leadership team.This is a senior position for a technically strong professional who enjoys solving complex accounting challenges, supporting teams, and driving quality across client engagements. You’ll play a key role in maintaining technical excellence, shaping policy and methodology, and providing expert support to partners and client teams across the firm.What the role involvesLeading the firm’s technical accounting function, providing expert guidance on complex accounting and financial reporting matters.Supporting partners, directors, and teams with technical advice across a range of clients and industries.Reviewing and developing accounting policies, procedures, and internal guidance to ensure consistency and compliance with current standards.Mentoring and developing technical specialists, promoting continuous learning and knowledge sharing.Collaborating with the leadership team to enhance quality, drive innovation, and deliver practical, commercial solutions.Supporting business development through technical input, thought leadership, and client-facing discussions.What we’re looking forA qualified accountant (CA / ACA or equivalent) with significant post-qualification experience in technical accounting or audit quality.In-depth knowledge of accounting standards (UK GAAP and IFRS) and experience interpreting complex reporting issues.Strong leadership and mentoring skills, with the ability to communicate complex concepts clearly and practically.A proactive, detail-oriented, and collaborative approach.Someone who thrives in an environment where they can influence, advise, and shape best practice.Why this role?This is a fantastic opportunity to step into a leadership role where technical excellence truly matters. You’ll have the flexibility to work hybrid or remotely within Scotland, the autonomy to shape how the technical function operates, and the support of a forward-thinking leadership team that values your expertise and insight.

Senior Financial Controller | Dublin | HybridJOIN AN AWARD WINNING FIRM!We’re looking for an experienced Senior Financial Controller to take ownership of the financial reporting for several group entities based in the Republic of Ireland. This is a key position within the internal finance team, reporting directly to the Group Financial Controller, and offering genuine scope to make an impact. You’ll play an important part in shaping how the group’s Irish operations run — leading monthly reporting, managing statutory accounting, supporting acquisition activity, and helping to strengthen financial processes as the business continues to grow. If you enjoy a mix of structure and autonomy, and like the idea of being trusted to get on with things while still feeling part of a collaborative wider team, this is a great fit.What You’ll Be DoingLeading monthly financial reporting for Irish group entities.Managing statutory accounts and the annual audit process.Supporting acquisition integration and aligning new entities into group systems.Overseeing tax compliance and working closely with the internal tax team.Driving improvements and efficiencies within financial operations.Who We’re Looking ForYou’ll be a qualified accountant (CAI or equivalent) with solid experience in financial control, consolidation, and reporting across multiple entities. You know how to manage reporting cycles and deliver results to tight deadlines without compromising on quality.Experience in acquisition or post-acquisition accounting will be a real advantage, as the group is expanding through new acquisitions in Ireland. A good grasp of Irish accounting standards, tax, and compliance will help you hit the ground running.You’ll be someone who’s comfortable working independently but also values teamwork. The rest of the finance leadership sits in Aberdeen, so communication, trust, and initiative are key. You’ll train with them initially and then travel every six weeks or so to stay connected and aligned.Why Apply?Be part of a growing, forward-looking group that’s investing heavily in Ireland.Enjoy real autonomy — you’ll have ownership of your work but strong support from an experienced group finance team.Flexible hybrid setup that supports work-life balance.Exposure to acquisitions and integration projects that will broaden your experience and develop your career.Join a down-to-earth team that values professionalism, collaboration, and a sense of humour.

Lead Quality & Regulatory Specialist Location: London A leading innovative digital health company is seeking a Lead Quality & Regulatory Specialist to support the VP of Regulatory in developing and executing quality and regulatory strategies for Software as a Medical Device. This hands-on role will be instrumental in building and maintaining regulatory compliance frameworks across the US, UK, and EU, helping prepare products for certification and market clearance.Role Responsibilities:Support the development and execution of global regulatory and quality strategies.Prepare and review documentation for FDA, EU MDR, and UK MHRA submissions.Define device intended use, risk classification, and regulatory pathways for SaMD.Assist in the implementation and maintenance of the Quality Management System aligned with ISO 13485, 21 CFR Part 820, and EU MDR.Draft and maintain SOPs, work instructions, and templates.Contribute to the creation and management of technical documentation and medical device files.Support internal and external audit readiness, including training and CAPA management.Partner with cross-functional teams to ensure regulatory requirements are integrated into product development.Requirements:6+ years’ experience in Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance within medical devices, digital health, or SaMD.Proven experience with FDA and/or EU MDR submissions (Class II or higher).Strong understanding of regulatory frameworks and standards, including ISO 13485, ISO 14971, IEC 62304, and 21 CFR Part 820.Hands-on experience supporting QMS implementation and audit preparation.Desirable: Experience setting up QMS from scratch, using regulatory tools (e.g., MasterControl, Greenlight Guru), or acting as PRRC/Deputy PRRC.

Information Risk Manager  - InsuranceLondon / but there can be some flexibility on location across the UK - office working 3 days a week.Broadgate Search have been instructed to find an information Risk Manager on behalf of our client, a leading insurer.This is a key second line of defence position, reporting to the Head of Operational Risk & Internal Control. The successful candidate will provide strategic oversight and challenge over information and technology risks — ensuring they are appropriately identified, assessed, and mitigated in line with Group and regulatory standards.The role offers an opportunity to influence senior stakeholders, contribute to strategic resilience planning, and play a pivotal role in shaping the organisation’s information risk culture and framework.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop, implement, and embed an effective information and technology risk framework that aligns with Group and regulatory requirements.Lead the development of the operational and information risk appetite framework, including qualitative statements and quantitative indicators.Provide independent oversight and challenge to first line management on key initiatives relating to information security, technology, and data risks.Deliver second line challenge on major IT and change programmes, ensuring project risk methodologies are robust and effective.Plan and execute a risk-based oversight programme for information risk management, producing high-quality reports and actionable insights.Provide formal second line opinions on information and technology risk management practices and mitigation strategies.Support regulatory change initiatives, including operational resilience and digital operational resilience programmes, ensuring delivery to scope, time, and quality expectations.Review and challenge management information (MI) from the first line to ensure effective monitoring and escalation of technology risks.Represent the second line at key risk and governance forums, providing insight and updates to the Audit, Risk, and Compliance Committees.Contribute to the development and testing of internal controls relating to information risk, data management, and procurement processes.Advise and influence senior management and executives on technology risk and resilience matters.Maintain a strong understanding of emerging risks, regulatory developments, and industry best practice.Build and maintain strong relationships across Risk, Compliance, Internal Audit, and Group functions to ensure a coordinated approach to oversight.Develop and deliver targeted training and awareness on information and technology risk across the organisation.Experience and QualificationsProven experience within Risk or Audit functions in a regulated environment (financial services or insurance preferred).Degree-level education in computer science, information systems, or a related discipline.Experience delivering resilience-based regulatory programmes (e.g. Operational Resilience, DORA).Recognised professional qualification desirable (e.g. CISSP, CISM, CISA).Deep understanding of information and technology risk within financial services, particularly in relation to security and operational resilience.Familiarity with technology risk frameworks such as COBIT, ISF, or ISO 27001.Strong ability to develop and assess risk frameworks, controls, and risk appetite statements.Excellent report writing, analytical, and communication skills, with the ability to influence at senior levels.Confident stakeholder management skills and the ability to work effectively within a matrix structure.Knowledge of the Solvency II environment advantageous but not essential.

Group AFC – Advisory Manager (12-Month Fixed-Term Contract) Location: EdinburghA great opportunity with a leading multinational investment firm for an experienced Anti-Financial Crime professional. The role supports the Head of AFC Advisory & Operations in managing the Group’s AFC Risk & Control Framework, providing expert advice across AML, Sanctions, CT&PF, ABC, and AMS. Responsibilities:Act as AFC subject matter expert across AML, Sanctions, CT&PF, ABC, and AMS.Maintain and enhance AFC policies, controls, training, and documentation.Oversee and resolve breaches, ensuring effective remediation.Review AFC-related clauses in legal agreements.Lead and implement AFC policy and regulatory changes.Requirements: Knowledge & ExperienceExtensive AFC experience within Financial Services.Strong understanding of AML, Sanctions, CT&PF, ABC, and AMS.ICA Diploma in AML or equivalent (essential).

We are partnered with a high growth bank looking for a Data and GDPR Analyst. The role requires someone will play a key role in strengthening the organisation’s data privacy and protection framework. Responsibilities include:Support the Data & GDPR Manager in implementing and maintaining the organisation’s data privacy programme.Investigate and analyse data incidents and data subject access requests (DSARs) in collaboration with business teams and the Data Protection Officer.Contribute to a strong data protection culture, ensuring compliance with UK data protection regulations.Maintain and enhance data protection procedures, including DPIAs, LIAs, and Records of Processing Activities (RoPA).Conduct data mapping to track how personal data is collected, processed, stored, and shared.Assist with the review of privacy performance against regulatory obligations and help identify and mitigate data protection risks.Support the creation and delivery of data protection training across the organisation.Provide input on projects and initiatives requiring data protection expertise and ensure records are managed in line with retention schedules. Requirements:2-3 years of experience working in financial services data protection or have the relevant transferable skillsExperience in data protection or GDPR compliance within financial services or a similarly regulated environment.Solid understanding of DSARs, DPIAs, LIAs, and RoPAs and their underlying regulatory principles.Confident communicator with excellent written and verbal skills, able to engage effectively across all levels of the business.Self-motivated, proactive, and adaptable in a fast-changing regulatory environment.Strong organisational skills with the ability to prioritise multiple tasks and deliver results. Apply with us today!

Payroll Advisor (Scotland - Glasgow, Aberdeen, Edenburgh or Stirling | Hybrid) We are seeking an experienced Payroll Advisor to join our payroll team. In this role you will have a lead role in the building and maintaining of client relationships whilst being actively involved in the day-to-day planning, processing and development of the team. If you are a motivated self-starter, then this is a fantastic career opportunity to develop your skills. Main tasks include:Be actively involved in the timing and managing of your clients and ensure that client process manuals are being followed and achievedProcess payrolls and supervise resources to ensure timely completion of all tasks to agreed deadlines and standards, monitoring Bureau Management System dailyRun Payroll projects and drive efficiencies, identifying, developing and implementing process improvements in conjunction with the wider team as part of the firm’s commitment to continuous improvementBuild and maintain client relationships for a portfolio of clients - process, monitor recoveries and resolve fee queriesIn conjunction with the Manager identify training needs and participate in Team development, coaching and trainingActively participate in the daily supervision of the Team, providing clear guidance and instruction, holding team accountable and providing motivational and developmental feedback regularlyDeal with all payroll correspondence related to your clients and ensure client queries are dealt with in a timely wayEnsure Employer and Employee enquiries are monitored and actioned within agreed timescales, escalating to Assistant Managers when appropriateLead implementations, controlling the end to end implementation process for allocated new clientsDevelop and maintain an understanding of pensions set up and administration Requirements for the role:Minimum 2 year’s experience of working in a similar roleExcellent organisational skillsStrong communication skills – both written and oralExperience of working to tight deadlinesAbility to work well as part of a teamAbility to work on own initiativeHighly numerate with keen attention to detailGood team player with the ability to build effective relationships at all levelsShould you be interested in applying for this role, please contact melanie.smit@broadgatesearch.com