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P&C Partners Pty Ltd in Brisbane is seeking an Assistant Accountant or Financial Accountant to manage day-to-day accounting across entities. You will close the books, handle journals, and support compliance duties while working closely with the Finance Manager and teammates.
You will engage in budgeting, audit prep and process improvements, with opportunities to broaden your technical foundations in a growing resources-focused business. This is a hands-on, collaborative Brisbane role.
This is a Brisbane based Australian business with PE-backing behind it and a long term view of where it is going. It has grown steadily, it operates across a group of entities and it is investing in the people, systems and processes that a growing business needs. The ambition is real, and so is the care: the leadership team prefers to build things properly and in step with the work rather than rush them.
That approach shapes how the business feels from the inside. The leadership team is close to the detail and easy to reach, decisions are made quickly by people who understand the numbers behind them and good ideas are acted on rather than filed away. Colleagues share the same space, celebrate wins together and look out for each other, and the culture is built on accuracy, clear communication and a strong sense of ownership.
Finance is treated as a valued part of that story. It is the function that keeps the group accurate, compliant and organised, and the leadership team relies on it to make sound calls. As the business grows, the finance function grows with it, which means the people in it see the whole picture and have a voice in how things are done.
This is a Brisbane based Australian business with PE-backing behind it and a long term view of where it is going. It has grown steadily, it operates across a group of entities and it is investing in the people, systems and processes that a growing business needs. The ambition is real, and so is the care: the leadership team prefers to build things properly and in step with the work rather than rush them.
That approach shapes how the business feels from the inside. The leadership team is close to the detail and easy to reach, decisions are made quickly by people who understand the numbers behind them and good ideas are acted on rather than filed away. Colleagues share the same space, celebrate wins together and look out for each other, and the culture is built on accuracy, clear communication and a strong sense of ownership.
Finance is treated as a valued part of that story. It is the function that keeps the group accurate, compliant and organised, and the leadership team relies on it to make sound calls. As the business grows, the finance function grows with it, which means the people in it see the whole picture and have a voice in how things are done.
Reporting to the Finance Manager, this role looks after the day to day accounting for the group. That means the month end journals, the balance sheet and bank reconciliations, accounts payable, the fixed asset register and the BAS and other compliance work that keeps every entity in good standing.
Organisation and follow through matter as much as technical skill. You will have support and review from the people around you, and you are expected to own your outputs, which means checking your own work, explaining your numbers and raising issues early rather than late.
Alongside the routine, you will help prepare the schedules behind monthly reporting, support the annual budget and audit process and contribute to improving how the team works. There is real breadth here for the title. If you want a role that builds the technical foundations of a strong accountant and shows you how the whole accounting cycle fits together, this is a good place to do it.
Duties will include, but not be limited to:
You are an Assistant Accountant or Financial Accountant who cares about getting the detail right and who would rather fix a process than live with it. You give a bank reconciliation the same care as a judgement call, you notice what needs doing and you raise it without being asked. You stay calm when deadlines stack up, you are happy to ask when you are unsure and you are just as happy to share what you know when someone else is.
You are keen to keep learning and you adapt well when systems or priorities change. You work easily with colleagues and with the people outside finance who send you invoices and queries, and you take pride in work that is accurate and on time. You might be an accountant ready to step up into a Financial Accountant role, or an experienced Financial Accountant who wants more breadth and ownership than you have now. Either way, you want to be in the resources space, and you are keen to learn how a resources business runs from the inside.
To be effective in this role, you will likely bring:
Experience in mining, construction, infrastructure, engineering or adjacent, will be well regarded. So will experience across multiple entities, fixed assets or audit support, though none of it is essential.