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The Senior Commercial Analyst will play a key role in supporting the University’s financial planning and longterm sustainability. Working within the Financial Services team, the position will collaborate closely with the Associate Director Treasury and Commercial Projects, the Chief Financial Officer, and colleagues across the University to strengthen the institutional funding framework and contribute to the delivery of the capital program. A core focus is the student accommodation portfolio, managing the financial and reporting requirements of the purposebuilt student accommodation (PBSA) contract. This includes coordinating contractual reporting, audit and modelling to ensure compliance, and working with internal colleagues and external partners to drive continuous improvement and opportunities for future accommodation strategy and planning. Beyond the student accommodation portfolio, this role offers the chance to working closely with colleagues across the University, developing sophisticated financial models, delivering compelling analysis and advice, contributing to projects that enhance the institution’s resilience and growth. If you are motivated by complex problem‑solving, collaborative work, and influencing meaningful outcomes, this role offers a rewarding opportunity to contribute to the University’s mission for and from Tasmania.
Job Responsibility:
Shape long‑term financial planning
Develop models and insights for colleagues
Influence strategic funding decisions
Manage PBSA obligations and opportunities
Support the University’s financial planning and longterm sustainability
Collaborate closely with the Associate Director Treasury and Commercial Projects, the Chief Financial Officer, and colleagues across the University
Strengthen the institutional funding framework and contribute to the delivery of the capital program
Manage the financial and reporting requirements of the purposebuilt student accommodation (PBSA) contract
Coordinate contractual reporting, audit and modelling to ensure compliance
Work with internal colleagues and external partners to drive continuous improvement and opportunities for future accommodation strategy and planning
Develop sophisticated financial models, delivering compelling analysis and advice
Contribute to projects that enhance the institution’s resilience and growth
Requirements:
Strong analytical, critical thinking, decision making and strategic planning skills to synthesise both financial and non-financial information in a succinct fashion
Proven ability to communicate and collaborate effectively with individuals at all levels in the organization and work in cross functional teams
Proven strong financial, analytical and commercial skills, including well developed problem solving and decision-making capabilities and report / presentation capabilities
Demonstrated advanced written, oral and interpersonal communication skills, with proven capability in influencing and negotiation
Ability to act independently using initiative, judgement and discretion, particularly when dealing with matters of a confidential nature
A high-level of competence with computer applications, including computerised accounting systems and development and maintenance of complex financial models in a large organisation, with advanced spreadsheet and business intelligence skills
Knowledge and understanding of the mission, goals, organization, and operational/ financial infrastructure of a public university will be an advantage
Tertiary level qualification in a financial based discipline with relevant work experience
Membership of an internationally recognised professional accounting body, or equivalent professional association
Nice to have:
Knowledge and understanding of the mission, goals, organization, and operational/ financial infrastructure of a public university
What we offer:
26 Weeks paid parental leave for primary care givers