Role: Accounts Payable Officer

Location: Barangaroo

We’re more than just an agribusiness, at GrainCorp, we’re building a more sustainable, connected future. Whether you're just starting out or looking to grow your career, you'll find purpose, support and chance here.

About the role:

We’re looking for an Accounts Payable Officer to join our team. Reporting to the Accounts Payable Team Leader, you’ll play a key role in ensuring the accurate and timely processing of supplier invoices and payments across all GrainCorp entities, while maintaining compliance with policies and procedures.

In this role, you will:
Process invoices in accordance with company policies and GST legislation
Manage corporate cards and support employees in their use, ensuring compliance
Handle accounts payable queries via our query management system and phone
Support employees with expense management and card reconciliation
Create payment files and schedule manual payments as needed
Assist with reporting, journal uploads, and data analysis using Excel
Support travel users and expense systems (e.g.,



ExpenseMe/ProMaster)

About your experience:
1–2 years’ experience in accounts payable or a similar finance role
Familiarity with invoice processing, payment runs, and query handling
Intermediate to advanced Excel skills (data interrogation and reporting)
Experience with SAP (highly regarded but not essential)
A proactive attitude and willingness to learn

What we offer:
Hybrid work model – 3 days in the office (Barangaroo), core day Thursday
Career development & leadership programs
Adaptable leave options including birthday leave
Health & wellbeing support
Inclusive, values-driven culture
Family Inclusive Workplace accreditation

Ready to apply?

It’s simple — submit your application. If your background aligns, our team will be in touch for a quick chat about your experience. Interviews will be in-person with our AP leaders. We’re looking forward to getting to know you!

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