Accounts Payable Officer
IMC Trading
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Description
The AP Officer will join IMC’s Finance team in Sydney, working directly with the AP Supervisor to run accounts payable, payments and settlements across multiple legal entities in various APAC jurisdictions, with multi-currency payments in AUD, USD, HKD, KRW and JPY. The role sits within a lean, two-person AP operations team and plays a critical part in ensuring supplier payments, intercompany settlements and the daily cash movements that keep a trading business running are accurate, controlled and on time.
Two near-term priorities shape the role: AP automation, where you will own the exception queue and help tune the process in Workday Financials until most invoices flow straight through; and building resilience into our operations, so payments and settlements run cleanly every day, including when a colleague is away. This is not a shared-services AP role. It is a broad and substantive role from day one in a lean, high-performing team where you will own real outcomes and work closely with the Finance Managers, the Financial Controller and Treasury.
Your Core Responsibilities
Accounts Payable
- Process supplier invoices end-to-end in Workday, coding to the correct entity, cost centre and GL account, and routing for approval
- Own the AP exception queue, resolving coding, matching and approval exceptions directly with budget owners rather than escalating them
- Handle cross-entity invoices
- Maintain supplier master data and independently verify new or changed supplier bank details before any payment is released
- Respond to supplier queries with remittances; reconcile supplier statements and resolve differences
Payments & Settlements
- Prepare the weekly payment run and daily settlement runs, both EFT and manual payments, with complete supporting documentation for independent review and dual approval
- Prepare intercompany settlements and funding requests across APAC entities, and work through payment differences with the Finance team
- Process tax, statutory and charity payments on instruction from the Finance team, on time and to deadline
Treasury Operations
- Set up intra-group and onward cash transfers on Treasury’s instruction across multiple banks and currencies, and track each one through to settlement
- Investigate returned, rejected or unidentified payments, including SWIFT queries, beneficiary details and correspondent bank issues, and resolve them with the bank
- Support bank administration, including account forms, signatory and user changes, KYC and periodic reviews, and follow up with banks until closed
- Escalate early: anything stuck with a bank or counterparty beyond agreed timeframes goes to the AP Supervisor with a clear summary and proposed next step
Month-End, Controls & Automation
- Support month-end close, including AP cut-off, accrual inputs, and AP sub-ledger and bank reconciliations
- Apply correct GST and indirect tax treatment on invoices, including foreign-supplier invoices
- Work with the AP Supervisor on AP automation, testing, refining coding rules and feeding back on exceptions to raise the straight-through processing rate
- Document procedures as runbooks so every process can be picked up by another team member
Your Skills and Experience
- 2-6 years of experience across accounts payable and payments or treasury operations
- Experience preparing payment runs and reconciling bank accounts in a multi-entity environment
- Working knowledge of tax invoice requirements
- Strong Excel skills and high attention to detail, comfortable handling large, multi-currency payment values
- Confident following up with banks, suppliers and senior stakeholders until items are closed
- Workday Financials experience, or another ERP such as SAP, Oracle or NetSuite, is preferred but not required
- Experience with cross-border, multi-currency payments and familiarity with SWIFT messages is an advantage but not required
- Exposure to banking in Hong Kong, Korea or Singapore is an advantage but not required
- Exposure to AP automation, OCR or invoice-capture tools is an advantage but not required
- An owner, not a router, resolving exceptions yourself and escalating only what needs a decision
- Control-minded, never releasing a payment without the right approval and always checking bank details properly
- Calm under time pressure, planning around value dates and bank cut-offs
- Quick to escalate, raising a stuck item in days, not weeks
- Curious about technology and process improvement, with an interest in automation
About Us
IMC is a research-driven trading firm where quantitative modeling, machine learning, and engineering shape how modern markets are traded. A stabilizing force in markets since 1989, we provide liquidity across trading venues, delivering the best outcome in value and risk management to investors. Using our own technology and capital, we build proprietary systems and algorithms that operate across global markets. Our researchers, traders, and engineers work as a collective, combining rapid experimentation, advanced infrastructure, and real-time feedback to turn insight into execution and execution into advantage.
About this role
IMC Trading's Sydney finance team is looking for an Accounts Payable Officer to join a lean two-person AP operations team managing payments and settlements across multiple APAC entities in five currencies. You'll process invoices end-to-end in Workday Financials, own the exception queue, handle supplier queries and master data, and prepare weekly payment runs and daily settlements with full supporting documentation. The role also spans treasury operations—setting up cross-border cash transfers, investigating payment issues with banks, and supporting bank administration across multiple institutions.
This is a broad role where you'll drive real outcomes rather than follow a checklist. Two immediate priorities shape your first months: tuning AP automation in Workday to increase straight-through processing and building operational resilience so payments and settlements run smoothly whether the team is at full strength or not. You'll work closely with Finance Managers, the Financial Controller, and Treasury, and you'll be expected to resolve most issues directly with budget owners and banks rather than escalate them up.
You'll need 2–6 years in AP, payments, or treasury operations, with hands-on experience preparing payment runs and reconciling accounts in multi-entity environments. Workday Financials experience is preferred but not essential; strong Excel skills, attention to detail, and comfort with multi-currency transactions and bank follow-up are non-negotiable. An interest in process improvement and automation, and any exposure to cross-border payments or SWIFT, will serve you well.
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Typical range: $40,000 to $60,000
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