Management Accountant

Strategic financial leadership opportunity supporting fisheries governance 3-year full-time contract with the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency based in Honiara, Solomon Islands Tax-free salary of USD $54,332 – $76,704 p.a. incl.

location COLDA allowances (subject to exchange rates) Extensive benefits package including insurance, medical, education, relocation, and housing allowances The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) is an intergovernmental organisation working to strengthen national capacity and regional solidarity so Pacific island countries can manage, control, and develop their valuable tuna fisheries now and into the future.

Based in Honiara, Solomon Islands, FFA's 17 member nations are Australia, Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.

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• , FFA has facilitated regional cooperation so that all Pacific countries benefit from the sustainable use of tuna – which currently contributes around USD $1 billion per annum to Pacific economies through access revenue and contribution to GDP, and is important for many people's livelihoods in the Pacific.

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About the Opportunity The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) is looking for a full-time Management Accountant based in Honiara, Solomon Islands .

This appointment is made on a three-year term and may be renewable for a further three years subject to availability of funds, ongoing need for the position and performance.

Reporting to the Finance Manager , the Management Accountant is responsible for leading the Financial Management section of the Finance Unit, providing strategic financial planning, analysis, and reporting to support effective decision-making, performance monitoring, and resource management across the Secretariat.

The role leads the development, implementation, oversight, and reporting of the Secretariat's Annual Work Programme and Budget (AWPB), ensuring that budgets, forecasts, and management reports are accurate, timely, and aligned with organisational objectives, funding agreements, and policies.

The Management Accountant also oversees the Reporting Section of the Finance Unit, with responsibilities for internal financial reporting, cash flow and investment management, and the development and implementation of financial policies and procedures.

The role also manages end-user capabilities within the Secretariat's financial management system, ensuring staff have the tools, training, and access required to work effectively.

Through these responsibilities, the Management Accountant delivers relevant, accurate, and timely financial information to Divisions, supporting their financial planning, decision-making, and effective resource management.

The Key Result Areas will include (but not be limited to) : Budget formulation, forecasting and monitoring Cash flow and investment management Financial internal reporting and analysis Review of financial policies, procedures and capacity building Financial systems management and end-user support About You To be considered for this position, you will have tertiary qualifications in Accounting, Financial Management or a related field, along with membership with a recognised professional accounting body .

You will also need at least 5 years of senior-level experience in management accounting , preferably within a regional or international organisation.

The following skills and background will be highly valued : Proven knowledge and experience in financial systems, budget preparation, and cash flow and investment monitoring Experience in managing enterprise-level financial accounting systems such as Technology One A strong record of meeting deadlines for financial analysis and reporting Fluency in English and the ability to deliver clear financial recommendations to senior management Familiarity with donor funding, reporting arrangements, and treasury practices Exceptional people and process management skills with the ability to lead change This position requires someone who can manage multiple activities at any given time and has the ability to prioritise and delegate workloads as necessary in order to deliver work within tight deadlines.

You will hold yourself accountable to deliver your best results, with your initiative reflected in the technical advice you provide to senior management.

About the Benefits This position offers a competitive, tax-free salary of USD $54,332 – $76,704 p.a. , inclusive of location and Cost-of-Living Differential Allowances (COLDA).

Appointments are typically made at 85% of the salary grade, with potential for higher offers based on qualifications and experience.

You'll also benefit from : Superannuation at 7.5% , paid into your nominated fund or as a cash supplement Full reimbursement of medical, dental, and optical expenses for you and dependents Comprehensive insurance including life, personal accident, medical, and repatriation cover Education allowance covering 75% of tuition fees for dependent children (conditions apply) Paid school travel for dependents educated overseas Accommodation assistance in Honiara Relocation expenses and an establishment grant on arrival Annual return airfares to your home country Retention bonus of 21% of base salary , paid at end of the 3-year contract 6 weeks annual leave per year If you are ready to immerse yourself in an intergovernmental organisation this is the opportunity for you!

Applications MUST be submitted via the FFA recruitment email at