Job Description OFX is a leading financial operations company providing businesses and accounting firms with real-time financial control and visibility to do business anywhere in the world. With an innovative platform and 24/7 human support, OFX automates and simplifies doing business across borders, reducing risk and eliminating routine operational tasks. Offering global business accounts, payments to 180 countries in 30 currencies and currency risk management solutions to simplify global payments. OFX further enhances business operations by providing corporate cards with spend management, bill payments, vendor management, and integrations with popular accounting and HRIS software, to help achieve better business solutions so accounting firms and businesses thrive. Headquartered in Sydney, Australia, with offices globally, in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore and Hong Kong. OFX has been a trusted innovator in global money movement for over 25 years. Purpose of your role As a part-time Technical Accounting Manager, you will provide critical support to the Group Financial Controller across technical accounting, financial reporting compliance, and global tax considerations. This role is ideal for an experienced accounting professional seeking to apply deep technical expertise in a flexible capacity within a fast-paced, ASX-listed global business. You will focus on ensuring compliance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), global tax regulations, and statutory reporting obligations, as well as contribute to ad hoc accounting initiatives. This part-time role is offered with flexible working hours and arrangements, with the expectation of consistent engagement aligned to key financial and reporting cycles. It will be 3 days per week across Tuesday and Thursday, with flexibility on the third day. What you do Provide technical accounting guidance on complex transactions, including business combinations, impairment assessments, share-based payments, earnings per share, and revenue recognition. Prepare technical accounting memos for internal and external stakeholders. Manage the accounting and reporting aspects of share-based payments, collaborating with People & Culture, Legal, and Rewards teams. Maintain and update the Group’s accounting policies to ensure alignment with current IFRS and other regulatory requirements. Monitor emerging changes in accounting standards and global tax regulations, assessing their impact and recommending practical implementation strategies. Define and implement ongoing Direct and Indirect tax and Transfer pricing strategies to maximise value. Assist with the preparation of statutory financial statements and audit deliverables as required. Support the preparation of reports and presentations for the Audit and Risk Committee and other stakeholders. Drive process improvement opportunities in collaboration with the Finance Systems Manager, Assistant Financial Controller and broader Finance team. Provide training and support to finance staff and key stakeholders on technical accounting matters. Contribute to ad hoc financial projects and strategic initiatives, proportionate to the part-time scope.