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SalaryRandstad is representing a well known Federal Government department to recruit a Senior Finance Officer.Responsibilities:
- Manage month end activities for various funding sources including preparing, reviewing, and posting monthly journals including accruals.
- Reconciliations of various complex natural accounts, cost centers and projects.
- Updating forecasting monthly in line with current activities and strategic priorities.
- Ensuring the general ledger is maintained in an accurate manner.
- Preparing monthly management reports and Dashboards for Senior Executives.
- Undertake in-depth financial trend and variance analysis where required.
- Assist with the bi-annual budget development and management for various funding sources
- The financial management of property assets
- Provide periodic analysis and reporting to support Branch activities and ensure quality
- assurance.
- Engage and collaborate with key stakeholders, internal and external, to identify opportunities, achieve outcomes and facilitate cooperation.
- Communicate and make balanced decisions using professional judgment, evaluating available information, factoring in risks and being sensitive to the context.
- Develop and implement robust quality assurance strategies, policies, and guidance material
- Experience in Federal Government highly regarded
- Operate under limited direction, with the opportunity for reasonable autonomy and accountability.
- Exercise both initiative and judgment in the interpretation of policy and in the application of practices and procedures.
- Work positively and collaboratively, with a focus on customer service and maintaining open lines of communication.
- Coordinate work, manage competing priorities and prioritise tasks to meet deadlines.
- Demonstrate analytical, interpretive and problem-solving skills.
- Completed or working towards a Bachelor of Accounting or equivalent.
- Completed or working towards a CA or CPA qualification.
- Experience with TechnologyOne.
- Strong Excel capabilities.
