Multibillion-dollar infrastructure company 3–6 month contract $55–$70/hour + Super This large, multibillion-dollar infrastructure company has complex operations, a significant market presence and a strong focus on continued growth and investment.
The business offers exposure to senior stakeholders, strategic decision-making and complex commercial challenges within a well-established Group FP A function.
An opportunity has arisen for a Group FP A Analyst to join the finance team on a contract basis.
Reporting to the Group FP A Manager, your responsibilities will include: Supporting month-end reporting and core FP A deliverables Assisting with budgeting, forecasting and business planning Preparing variance, trend and performance analysis Maintaining financial models across the P L,



balance sheet and cash flow Consolidating financial data and ensuring reporting accuracy Preparing clear commentary for senior stakeholders Supporting ad hoc analysis and commercial decision-making Partnering with finance teams and stakeholders across the wider business To be successful in this role, you will have experience across FP A, commercial finance or management reporting within a large or complex organisation.
You will bring strong Excel and financial modelling skills, a positive understanding of the P L, balance sheet and cash flow, and the ability to produce clear and accurate reporting.
You will be hands-on, commercially minded and comfortable working with a range of stakeholders.
This is a 3–6 month contract role with potential to go permanent, ideally suited to someone immediately available or on short notice.
Interested?
To apply for this role, please email your resume to ****** quoting reference GT***** or for additional information phone Georgia Traynor on **************.
Consultant Georgia Traynor ****** Reference number: GT***** Profession:AccountingFinancial Planning Analysis Company: Lawson Elliott Date posted: 22nd Jul, ****

📌 Group Fp&A Analyst (New South Wales)
🏢 Lawson Elliott Accounting Recruitment
📍 New South Wales