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Salary: $66,590 - $70,968 pa (ASO3classification level) plus 11% superannuationEmployment type: multiple ongoing rolesavailableAbout us:The Auditor-General's Department is the independent auditor ofthe South Australian (SA) public sector. The Department reportsdirectly to the SA Parliament on the audits of the finances,systems and processes of both state and local governmentagencies.As a trusted and independent body, we help ensure governmentaccountability, while influencing better public sector performanceoutcomes for all South Australians.What we offer: A great place to start your career providing you with auditing, financial, accounting and management experience. An ongoing position with a well-structured probation process to help ensure your successful transition into the role. A friendly and supportive team culture which enables you to balance work and personal life by providing a range of entitlements to meet your needs, including working from home. Training opportunities to support your career development. Social events, to have some fun in your work life.Please visit our website for more informationabout the Department.About the role:The Auditor is our graduate/entry level role and is responsiblefor assisting with financial compliance and internal controlsaudits, and conducting reviews on issues of importance and interestin the public sector.The successful candidate/s will need to have understanding andawareness (gained through your tertiary studies in accounting)of: accounting methods and procedures social and economic environment and the responsibility placed on the department for public accountability accounting and auditing standards and practices audit strategy and scope.Please see the role description (attachedbelow) for more detail about the role.Essential requirements: Completed a bachelor level degree (recognised in Australia) in accounting or commerce (majoring in accounting), or an appropriate degree recognised by the Auditor-General (candidates may still be considered if there is a small study gap to meet the degree qualification at time of commencing in the role). The completed degree must meet the requirements for entry into the professional accounting program offered by CPA Australia or Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (through their accredited tertiary degree entry pathways). Be an Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident at the time of applying.Specific requirements: Shortlisted candidate/s will be required to complete a pre-employment declaration form. Recommended candidate/s will be required to undergo a national criminal history check.Application process: Applicants for this role will be placed on a graduate register. We will be using the register to hire as vacancies arise - potential start dates vary from February 2024 to January 2025.How to apply:Please click 'Apply' and it will direct you toour online application process.Your application will need to include: cover letter resume relevant academic transcript/s any other relevant documentation that supports your application.Your cover letter should be a maximum of twopages and must directly address the followingthree competencies, listed in the roledescription (attached below): achieves results leading and relating to people problem solving.Please refer to the role description andinformation for candidates (attached below) tohelp you complete your application.Please note: Applications can be addressed to the Human Resource Section. An automated acknowledgement will be received on submission of your application. The Auditor-General's Department promotes flexible workingarrangements, encourages work/life balance, and values diversity inthe workplace.We are an equal opportunity employer and encourageapplications from candidates who will enrich and contribute to thediversity of our department.We are committed to the employment of Aboriginal and TorresStrait Islander people, people with disabilities and women at moresenior levels. Applications close: 31/10/2024 5:00 PM Attachments:- Information for candidates - Graduates register 2024.pdf- Role description - Auditor ASO3.pdfFlexibility StatementThe South Australian public sector promotes diversity and flexible ways of working including part-time. Applicants are encouraged to discuss the flexible working arrangements for this role.

Prepare financial and management accounts, ensuring data integrity.Develop budgets and forecasts, offering sales team support and analysis.Manage working capital and fixed asset register, and oversee taxation accuracy.Provide financial reviews and commentary to senior management and annual reporting to the board. Staff Supervision:Mentor and develop direct reports. General Management:Oversee services, utilities, insurance renewals, and claims. General:Assist National Sales Manager and act as Senior Manager in their absence. Human Resources:Handle payroll and provide general HR support to staff. Sales Support:Offer data and analytics support to the sales team.The successful candidate will currently be in a similar role, or working as a senior management accountant in a well established business.The role requires a hands- on individual who is self- driven and has a high attention to detail.

Develop and implement end-of-month financial processes and time-frames.Prepare end-of-month and end-of-year accruals, journals, and reconciliations.Monitor and clear suspense and control accounts. Manage payroll General Ledger (GL) processing and interfaces. Maintain and update the Chart of Accounts as needed. Assist in preparing Annual Financial Statements and reports. Prepare reports for external obligations. Conduct financial analysis as needed. Contribute to improvements in financial accounting and reporting. Exhibit leadership behaviours. Tertiary qualification in Accounting or Finance. Knowledge of current and emerging trends in financial and asset accounting, including Australian Accounting Standards, Financial Management Act 2006, and Treasurer's Instructions. Ability to develop and implement financial accounting services in line with governmental and stakeholder expectations, and community values. Full working rights within AustraliaCurrent National Police Clearance or able to obtain