If you're an experienced accountant who wants your work to mean more than balancing numbers, this could be the opportunity you're looking for.At Laynhapuy Homelands Aboriginal Corporation (Laynha), every financial decision helps support vital services in some of Australia's most remote communities - our work directly impacts the lives of people across East Arnhem Land.We're looking for a Senior Accountant who enjoys bringing order to complexity, takes pride in delivering accurate and meaningful financial information, and wants to be part of an organisation making a genuine difference. You'll be trusted to help guide financial decision-making, strengthen systems and processes, and support the long-term sustainability of services that matter.This role is ideally suited to someone who can be based on-site and become part of the local team and community. However, for the right candidate, we are open to discussing flexible arrangements, including a roster that alternates between working on-site and remotely from Darwin. Why Join Laynha?For more than 40 years, Laynha has worked alongside 30 homeland communities across East Arnhem Land, supporting people to live, work, and thrive on Country.We deliver a wide range of essential services, including healthcare, aged care, housing, community services, employment, and land and sea management.This is an opportunity to use your professional skills in a role where your contribution is visible, valued, and connected to real outcomes. You'll join a supportive team that values collaboration, accountability, continuous improvement, and respect for community. About YouYou're someone who enjoys understanding the story behind the numbers and turning financial information into practical insights. You take ownership of your work, have strong attention to detail, and are confident in building relationships across different teams.You may already be a CPA or CA, or you could be nearing completion of your studies and ready to take the next step in your career.You'll likely bring:Several years' experience in accounting or financeStrong financial reporting, budgeting, and reconciliation skillsExperience using cloud-based accounting systems such as XeroAdvanced Excel capabilityExperience with payroll and HRIS systems such as Employment HeroThe ability to manage competing priorities and work independentlyStrong communication skills and a collaborative approachHigh levels of integrity, professionalism, and accountabilityExperience working within the not-for-profit sector, Indigenous organisations, grant-funded programs, or remote service delivery environments will be highly regarded but is not essential. What You'll Be DoingYou'll play a key role in maintaining the financial health of the organisation by:Producing accurate and timely financial reports and statementsSupporting budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning activitiesMonitoring financial performance and identifying trends and opportunitiesEnsuring compliance with relevant accounting, taxation, and funding requirementsSupporting continuous improvement of financial systems and processesWorking closely with managers to provide financial guidance and supportAssisting with audits and organisational reporting requirementsSupporting and mentoring members of the finance team What We OfferIn return, you'll receive:A meaningful role that directly supports remote Aboriginal communitiesOpportunities for professional growth and developmentA supportive and values-driven workplace cultureCompetitive remunerationSalary packaging benefits of up to $17,500 per annum6 weeks annual leaveRemote Living AllowanceSubsidised accommodation Apply NowIf you're looking for a role where your financial expertise can contribute to something bigger than the bottom line, we'd love to hear from you.Submit your CV and a brief cover letter telling us about your experience and what attracts you to working with Laynha and the communities we support.