Senior Accountant

Senior Accountant

Full-Time 69750 - 85250 $ / year (est.) Hybrid
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Manage finances for creative businesses and provide expert advisory services.
  • Company: Count Out Loud, a dynamic firm focused on the creative industries.
  • Benefits: Flexible working arrangements and opportunities for professional growth.
  • Other info: Join a vibrant team in North Sydney with a focus on innovation.
  • Why this job: Take ownership of client relationships and drive impactful financial decisions.
  • Qualifications: Experience in accounting and a passion for the creative sector.

The predicted salary is between 69750 - 85250 $ per year.

Count Out Loud is seeking a Senior Accountant who will own a client list of production companies, creators and creative businesses, delivering end-to-end compliance and advisory work.

You will drive sharper financial decisions and potentially specialise in advisory, Producer Offset or Virtual CFO engagements.

This senior role offers real client ownership, growth into advisory streams, and a flexible working arrangement based in North Sydney with options around how and where you work.

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Senior Accountant employer: Count Out Loud

Count Out Loud is an exceptional employer for those passionate about the creative industries, offering a dynamic work environment in North Sydney where your contributions are valued and visible. With a strong focus on professional development, flexible working arrangements, and the opportunity to engage with a diverse portfolio of clients, you will find meaningful work that fuels your curiosity and growth. Join a specialist team that not only understands the unique financial needs of creative businesses but also fosters a culture of collaboration and innovation.

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Contact Details:

Count Out Loud Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Senior Accountant

End-to-End Compliance
Advisory Skills
Financial Decision Making
Client Management
Producer Offset Knowledge
Virtual CFO Engagements
Accounting Principles