• Based in Randwick - close to public transport
• Find meaningful work, contribute to Zero Childhood Cancer medical research
• Work in a passionate, committed team and incredibly supportive workplace culture

About the Organisation:

Children’s Cancer Institute Australia (CCIA) are committed to eradicating childhood cancer through their Personalised Medicine Research. They are the only medical research institute of its kind in Australia and collaborate with researchers and clinicians around the globe.

When Children’s Cancer Institute and Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network unveiled one of their most exciting initiatives yet, to combat the most serious cases in childhood cancer, the program was named the Zero Childhood Cancer Program. This multi-million-dollar program has an ambitious goal of preventing the 950 childhood cancer diagnoses made each year in Australia.

About the Role:

This role will report into the Finance Manager, and will have one direct report, to support all forecasting and budgeting of the Zero Childhood Cancer Program.

This candidate will also business partner with researchers and other teams and be able collaborate in a fast-paced environment to achieve optimal results.

Key Responsibilities:

• Manage annual and three-to-five-year budgeting, continuous-rolling forecast management (proactively pursue information to reflect in rolling forecasts)
• Resource planning and remuneration forecasts
• Maintain complex data models around the key operating drivers
• Produce and analyse monthly reports and dashboards, variance analysis, and commentary
• Manage the accounts and transactions
• Grants – manage financial reporting to funding bodies for Personalised Medicine grants
• Working with both the Personalised Medicine Program Leader, Personalised Medicine Program Manager, and Management team and the Finance team to own and manage financial processes

Essential Requirements:

This candidate will have a connection to the cause and the work they do, and be able to collaborative with other like-minded stakeholders. They will be able to business partner with non-financial stakeholders to achieve financial targets.

• Demonstrated experience in budgeting/forecasting, reporting and analysis
• Be dynamic, agile and adaptable in managing change
• CA/CPA degree is advantageous, as well as relevant qualifications (or qualifications by experience)
• Senior stakeholder relationship building experience
• Strong technical proficiency in EPRs and forecasting systems

Benefits:

• Support a highly regarded organisation dedicated to eliminating childhood cancer
• Generous salary packaging benefit
• FlexBEST policy in place – innovative flexible work policy where in agreement with your manager, you can manage your work hours flexibly to enable work/life balance
• Work for an organisation that values their people and implemented a policy during lockdown to support parents working from home!

How to Apply

To be considered for this position please apply now with your resume. Beaumont People has been retained to recruit this role on behalf of Children’s Cancer Institute Australia.

If you have any further questions, please contact Diana Linde at [email protected], using the subject line: Management Accountant enquiry via EthicalJobs, at Beaumont People.