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Assistant Accountant - Waters

Taupo District Council

Waikato Street, Taupō 3330, New Zealand

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If you are an experienced finance professional who enjoys problem-solving, working with numbers, and collaborating with others, here's the perfect opportunity for you! **WHO ARE WE? KO WAI MĀTOU?** Every day brings new opportunities when you are part of our team at Taupō District Council. Our diverse organisation is recognised for its vibrant energy, optimism for the future, ambition to act boldly and willingness to do things differently to secure the best result. We take a balanced and community-focused approach that allows us to strive with consideration on behalf of our district. We are motivated by ensuring we are a district of connected communities who thrive and embrace opportunities and hold this greater purpose in mind in all that we do. **** **ABOUT THE ROLE - NGĀ ĀHUATANGA O TE TŪRANGA** In this role, you will provide comprehensive financial and accounting support, specifically for Council's Three Waters function. Working alongside a Finance Business Partner you will assist with the financial separation of Three Waters from other Council activities as we prepare for Local Water Done Well. Specialising in reporting, forecasting and general transactional requirements, your expertise will help ensure the efficiency and accuracy of financial outcomes for Three Waters. In this role you'll take responsibility for: * **Specialist financial support -** reporting, forecasting, processing contracts and other transactional requirements * **Regulatory Compliance -** maintain financial oversight and ensure best practice is adhered to * **General ledger and reconciliations -** preparing journals, balance sheet reconciliations, and other monthly accounting reports * **Knowledge sharing and documentation of key processes -** ensuring procedures are well-documented and accessible to team members. **WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR - KEI TE KIMI MĀTOU I TĒNEI MOMO TANGATA** We are seeking a detail-oriented and proactive team member with a focus on financial accuracy and process improvement. You will bring strong a solid understanding of accounting principles, helping to maintain the integrity of our financial operations. We're looking for a self-starter who'll need: ✔ **Financial knowledge** - Strong understanding of general ledger journal processing and reconciliations. ✔ **Problem-solving skills** - Ability to analyse financial data, identify discrepancies, and resolve issues efficiently. ✔ **Digital proficiency** - Experience working with accounting software, financial systems, and Microsoft Office applications ✔ **Attention to detail** - Commitment to accuracy in financial documentation ✔ **A collaborative approach** - Strong interpersonal skills to work effectively with internal teams, stakeholders, and external partners. ✔ **To be proactive and adaptable** - Willingness to take initiative, support process improvements, and lead the team when required. **WHAT WE OFFER - NGĀ ĀHUATANGA KEI A MĀTOU** Our people are accomplished, capable, and driven by curiosity to learn more - about the council, its impact, and their own potential. Your career aspirations will be encouraged, whether you're just starting out or an expert. Our strengths-based environment will enable you to be the best version of yourself at work. Our spaces are filled with warmth and welcoming conversation. We collaborate closely and lead with empathy - for our colleagues and for our community. We encourage our people to find the flexibility within their role to do more of what matters to them in and out of work. When you join us, you'll enjoy our: * Strong focus on wellness - discounted gym membership and health insurance and wellbeing initiatives to support your mental, physical and financial wellbeing * Flexible work environment - work from home options and flexible hours to promote a great work-life balance * Assistance with ongoing professional development - access to learning opportunities to help you grow * Generous leave entitlements! * Settling in support - if you're joining us from outside of the district, we'll work with you to make a seamless transition If this sounds like the perfect role for you, we'd love to hear from you. Join our team and help us drive financial excellence while working in a collaborative and supportive environment. **CLOSING DATE:** 9 July 2025 or when the vacancy is filled. ****

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