About the role:
Reporting directly to the CFO, this role is responsible for managing credit control across a portfolio of client accounts. You'll play a key role in driving cash collections, resolving disputes, and improving processes to support overall business performance. This is a hands-on position suited to someone who enjoys accountability, stakeholder engagement, and delivering results.

The responsibilities:

Debtor Collections (Primary Focus)
Manage and maintain a portfolio of client accounts
Drive timely collections in line with agreed payment terms
Follow up outstanding debts (short and long term)
Investigate and resolve payment discrepancies and disputes

Reporting & Analysis
Conduct credit checks and monitor credit limits
Allocate incoming payments and reconcile accounts
Prepare weekly and monthly debtor reports

Stakeholder Management & Process Improvement
Work closely with Payroll, Operations, and Accounts teams
Ensure billing accuracy and resolve data discrepancies




Source and validate supporting documentation (e.g. timesheets, job dockets)
Identify and implement improvements across billing and collections processes

About You

You're a confident and proactive Credit Controller who thrives in a quick-paced environment and enjoys building solid working relationships.

You will bring:
2+ years' experience in accounts receivable / credit control / collections
Solid communication and negotiation skills
High attention to detail and accuracy
Solid MS Office skills, particularly Excel
Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
A solutions-focused and proactive approach

About the client:

Our client is a leading organisation within their industry and have experienced increased growth within their market recently. An attractive salary package as well as training and development is on offer to the right candidate.

📌 Credit Officer Immediate Start New South Wales
🏢 Sharp & Carter
📍 New South Wales