12 Sep
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Richard Lloyd Recruitment
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Australia
12 Sep
Richard Lloyd Recruitment
Australia
Support a Cause
AP/AR processing, supplier payments, invoicing, queries, daily bank recs & treasury reporting
Leading charity/not-for-profit business
North Sydney location, 2-month temp, $35-45hr super
Company Background
Our client is a well-established, leading not-for-profit organisation specialising in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing patient care.
Based 5 days on-site in their North Sydney office, they offer a collaborative, mission-driven workplace with a structured finance function supporting a fast-paced organisation.
The Role
This is a hands-on Finance Officer contract supporting extended leave. Key responsibilities include:
AP – processing supplier invoices, creating purchase orders, AP recs, arranging supplier payments, handling queries
AR – generating invoices, liaising with business units on AR-related queries, assisting FC with AR reviews
Bank reconciliations – updating Xero daily with bank transactions, updating daily treasury report,
liaising with business units regarding receipts into bank accounts
Your Background To be considered for this Finance Officer role, you will have the following skills and attributes:
Immediately available with full time working rights (short notice periods can also be considered for the right candidate)
Must-have Xero system experience
Working Holiday Visa (WHV – subclass 417) holders are welcome to apply
Robust and confident communication skills
Prior experience within charity/not-for-profit or a similar environment is highly regarded
Intermediate Excel skills (v/x look-ups, pivot tables)
If you are keen to apply for this Bookkeeper role, please contact Ryan Dalusag at Richard Lloyd on 02 8324 2*, quoting reference 10290 or click on 'apply now' below.
Please submit your CV in Word format and note that due to the high volume of responses we receive only suitable candidates will be contacted.
📌 Finance Officer North Sydney (Australia)
🏢 Richard Lloyd Recruitment
📍 Australia