As a Tax Director in the US Practice, you will manage a complex client portfolio, advise clients on their tax affairs and help build a growing US tax practice within a Big Four firm.

Join the Accounts Receivable and Inter-Office team within Finance, providing accurate administration and responsive service that supports the business. In this 12-month fixed term contract, based in Birmingham with office attendance on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, you will manage cash allocation, reconciliations, queries and inter-office account activity across a varied workload. Your contribution will help maintain effective internal controls, clear audit trails and timely processing, enabling colleagues to focus on their core business objectives. This opportunity will suit an organised and proactive accounts receivable professional who enjoys collaborating with internal, external and overseas stakeholders and developing broader knowledge across credit management.

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Shape and deliver the Group Audit people & culture strategy, aligning talent, learning, reward and workforce priorities to business growth and the capability-led model. 

Help shape and deliver the property strategy for KPMG’s UK office portfolio as an Estate Surveyor within the Estate Management team. You will manage a varied portfolio of lease events, acquisitions, disposals and day-to-day estate matters, working with senior internal stakeholders and specialist external advisers across London and the regions. Your contribution will support effective property decisions, strong commercial outcomes and accurate management of the firm’s leasehold estate. Based from Reading in a hybrid role with UK-wide travel, this opportunity offers broad exposure to corporate real estate activity and the chance to influence property solutions across a substantial national portfolio.

As UK Head of Security, you will architect and lead the firm's physical and environmental security strategy across its UK footprint, safeguarding its people, assets, and reputational standing.  

You will serve as a trusted adviser to senior leadership, providing authoritative guidance on crisis response and shaping the organisation's strategic posture against evolving threats - encompassing insider risk, travel risk, and executive protection.  Through close collaboration with internal stakeholders, public authorities, and specialist suppliers, you will build and sustain a high-performing security function, driving consistent and rigorous standards across a complex, multi-site environment.  

This is an opportunity to shape security strategy at the most senior levels of the firm - defining its security posture, influencing critical decision-making, and make a lasting contribution to the safety, resilience, and protection of the firm's UK operations and its people.