Monitoring & Reporting Analyst

Employment Type: Full-time
Yes were a large organisation with a diverse and talented community a community doing extraordinary things. The Group Consolidation & Reporting Analyst provides complex financial services aligned with the Universitys Financial Management framework and supports primarily a portfolio which includes Central BAU and UNSWs controlled entities. The position plays a key role in the management of reporting and analysis forecasting and controlling to enable tracking of revenues expenditures and monitoring financial performance across designated business units.
The work is time sensitive and reporting deadlines closely adhered to in ensuring FP&A leads have clarity of the results and performance of business units looked after.
This position reports to the Senior Manager Group Management Reporting and has no direct reports.
Prepare review and analyse financial reports for Central BAU. Collaborate with Finance Business Partners and Human Resources to record forecast and analyse centrally funded severance and redundancies and Parental Leave.
Review and manage accuracy and integrity of Central BAU data. Prepare and post ad hoc journals and prepare ad hoc analysis and data as required.
Manage the reporting cycle and scope of deliveries (month-end quarterly and year-end) for the main Controlled Entities. Load forecast data in Calumo. Check and review returned packs to make them ready for distribution to Senior Management.
Collaborate with other departments including Financial Control & Compliance Treasury Finance Systems Finance Business Partners teams Human Resources and Controlled Entities to facilitate the flow of information needed for accounting reporting and forecasting.
Relevant tertiary qualification with (or working towards) a CA or CPA qualification (or equivalent) combined with experience in analysis and reporting.
Substantial experience of accounting standards relevant to Central BAU and Controlled Entities transactions.
Demonstrable self-motivation and personal drive to succeed combined with intellectual curiosity and a drive for continuous improvement.
A proven background in accurate budget preparation and monitoring financial analysis forecasting and management reporting in a multi-faceted large and complex environment.
Demonstrated critical thinking and ability to analyse interpret and integrate complex data and provide analysis to FP&A leads.
Sound knowledge of computer applications reporting tools and particularly a high level of proficiency in Microsoft Excel.
Additional 3 days of leave over Christmas period
~ Applications close: 11:30pm on January 20 th 2026.
UNSW is committed to evolving a culture that embraces equity and supports a diverse and inclusive community where everyone can participate fairly in a safe and respectful environment. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds and encourage applications from people of diverse gender sexual orientation cultural and linguistic backgrounds Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background people with disability and those with caring and family responsibilities. UNSW provides workplace adjustments for people with disability and access to flexible work options for eligible staff.