Commercial Finance Analyst — Industry Move from Big 4

Sharp and Carter; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Sharp and Carter is seeking a Financial Analyst in Melbourne. The role sits between technical accounting and commercial finance, ideal for CA/CPA qualified professionals moving from Big 4 or Mid Tier, offering exposure to budgeting, forecasting and business partnering.

Reporting to a Finance Manager, you will develop monthly management reporting, perform reconciliations, and collaborate with non-finance stakeholders to drive financial performance and process improvements across a sophisticated

Qualifications

• CA or CPA qualified with Big 4 or strong Mid Tier audit background.
• Solid financial accounting, audit and financial reporting foundation.
• Experience reviewing P&L, balance sheet, reconciliations and controls.
• Strong analytical skills with variance investigation experience.
• Keen to build a career in management accounting and commercial finance.

Responsibilities

• Prepare monthly managing reporting and financial analysis.
• Complete balance sheet reconciliations and investigate variances.
• Support annual budgets, forecasts and ongoing financial planning.
• Analyse financial performance, trends, risks and opportunities.
• Maintain strong financial controls and reporting accuracy.
• Identify opportunities to improve finance processes and reporting.
• Partner with non finance stakeholders on financial performance.

Skills

Big 4 or Mid Tier Audit background

Financial accounting foundation

Audit and financial reporting

P&L review experience

Variance investigation

Education

CA or CPA qualified

Job description

Sharp and Carter is seeking a Financial Analyst in Melbourne. The role sits between technical accounting and commercial finance, ideal for CA/CPA qualified professionals moving from Big 4 or Mid Tier, offering exposure to budgeting, forecasting and business partnering.

Reporting to a Finance Manager, you will develop monthly management reporting, perform reconciliations, and collaborate with non-finance stakeholders to drive financial performance and process improvements across a sophisticated