Multiple grant streams need a protected pair of hands on revenue recognition.
And a CFO who wants someone who can own the balance sheet from week one, not be walked through it.
If that sounds more compelling than another BAU month-end cycle, keep reading.
You'll be joining a well-established not-for-profit health organisation, mid-way through a significant systems and process uplift, for an initial six months.
Three days a week in the Western Sydney office to start, easing to two or three once you're across things.
To do this well, you'll need:
Solid technical command of revenue recognition standards as they apply to government grant and contract funding (AASB / AASB 15) — this is tested, not assumed, so you'll need to be able to explain it, not just reference it
Financial Accountant or Senior Financial Accountant experience, ideally in a not-for-profit or government-funded setting, with real ownership of balance-sheet reconciliations, month-end and audit schedules
Comfort working independently in a finance team mid-change, without needing everything mapped out for you
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📌 Financial Accountant Sydney (Australia)
🏢 Noble Talent Solutions
📍 Australia