Company Accountant

• Opportunity of up-skilling in an established organisation
• Opportunity of career progression

About Our Client

My client is a global listed, international business that has grown into one of the leading brand names in its industry and has been attaining noteworthy achievements. They have remarkable accomplishments and recording sales growth that ranks it at the top of the global industry. With their huge global growth, they are now becoming corporatized in Australia and are on the search for a driven individual who will be on the floor and play a key part in their local growth.

Job Description

Reporting to the General Manager, this is a newly created Company Accountant position encompassing a range of accounting responsibilities including payables, receivables and accounting in order to ensure effective, efficient and accurate operations.

Key responsibilities will include the following:

• Management of outstanding trade payables as well as E-invoices
• Budget monitoring and reporting
• Billing and revenue recognition
• Credit collection with sales force's support
• Credit insurance management and calculation of taxes
• Monthly AR and AP report and budget and expenses status report

The Successful Applicant

This position is the opportunity for someone who is looking to grow their skills and is up for a new change. This is the opportunity to join one of the most recognised brands globally in their sector during this exciting journey in the Australian market.

• Positive, passionate, purposeful, analytical and a multi-tasker
• High attention to detail
• Previous experience working in a broad bookkeeping/company accountant role encompassing accounting, payables and receivables

What's on Offer

This role offers the opportunity to be an integral part of the organisations local growth and to be a part of a global international leader.

• Competitive and attractive salary of $90,000 - $100,000 + Superannuation
• Working from Home Flexibility
• Working in a friendly, fast-paced, reputable organisation