Use your financial management skills in this dynamic role within the Royal Australian Army Pay Corps (RAAPC). You will work within a fast-paced team who are responsible for looking after the budgetary affairs of the Army.
As an Accountant (Finance Officer/RAAPC Officer), you will play a pivotal role in providing financial technical advice to the Army, ensuring compliance to financial policy and supervising the collection of resource and financial management information for further analysis and reporting.
What you’ll do:
1. Provide the provision of advice to commanders in the area of financial management of Public Moneys
2. Oversee the preparation of budgets, financial statements, cash flow analysis, accrual accounting, costings and financial analysis
3. Manage the development and implementation of financial management Systems
4. Deploy as a Financial Adviser on Exercises and United Nations and other overseas military operations
5. Coordinate the training and development of personnel for employment in Field Cash Offices
6. Provide the provision of advice and assistance to units in the areas of Non Public Moneys accounting, including liaison and training
7. Manage the audit of Non Public Moneys Accounts and the conduct of fraud investigations
8. Provide the provision of advice and assistance to units and members in the areas of pay and allowances
As an Accountant, you can expect to be employed as one of the following:
9. A Finance/Business Officer in a unit
10. A Financial Advisor on a Brigade Headquarters
11. A Compliance and Assurance Officer
12. A Business Manager
13. An Officer Commanding a Finance Unit
14. A Staff Officer on a senior Headquarters
15. A Training Officer at a Training Establishment
If you’re ready to discover a fulfilling new outlet for your financial management skills and work within a unique environment, this could be the perfect role for you.