Posted 01 August, 2026
Accountant
Habitat for Humanity Central North Island
Howick, AUK, NZ
Full Time
Reference: ef3b378b1dbca415
Job Description
Habitat for Humanity Central North Island – East Tamaki, North Island Habitat is seeking an experienced Accountant who enjoysworking with numbers, has a sharp eye for detail, and is passionate aboutturning financial data into meaningful insights. Reporting to the CFO, thisrole is responsible for ensuring the integrity, accuracy, and timeliness offinancial reporting across the organisation. The Accountant will take ownership of the month-end closeprocess, support budgeting and forecasting activities, maintain strongfinancial controls, and provide valuable financial analysis to supportoperational and strategic decision-making. This is an excellent opportunity forsomeone who wants to play a key role in theorganisation's financialperformance while contributing to work that makes a genuine difference in thecommunity. You will also provide guidance and oversight to the AssistantAccountant and Accounts Administrator, helping ensure the smooth operation ofthe finance function. Some of your responsibilities will include: Managing balancesheet reconciliations and maintaining financial controls. Preparingbudgets, forecasts, and financial analysis to support decisions. Maintaining fixedassets, finance leases, and statutory compliance. Preparing auditworking papers and ensuring audit readiness. Supportingoperational finance activities, including AP reviews and payments. Our ideal candidate will have: Minimum 3-5 years accounting experience in a housing or similar industry Accounting diploma or technical qualification Strong technical ability and attention to detail Good analytical and problem-solving ability Good stakeholder management and relationship building skills About Habitat for Humanity Habitat for Humanity Northern and Southern Region is thelargest Habitat for Humanity Affiliate in New Zealand. We deliver a wide rangeof housing-related services, including developing new affordable homes,managing leased housing, delivering home repair programmes, and providinghealthy homes initiatives, alongside our well-known ReStore charity shops whichhelp fund our mission. With a team of nearly 150 staff and over 400 volunteersacross Auckland, Northland, Canterbury, and Southland, we are a growing,purpose-driven organisation committed to creating long-term, positive impactfor the communities we serve. Our work is grounded in dignity, equity, and thebelief that everyone deserves a safe, decent place to live. Everything we do is guided by our core values: Whakahirahira (InspiringAction) – We lead by example and motivate others to make a difference Whanaungatanga (Working Together) – We build strong relationships and collaborate to achievemore Tikanga (Doingthe Right Thing) – We act with integrity and hold ourselves to high standards Manaakitanga (Caringfor Others) – We show genuine care, respect, and support for those around us Why Join Us? Join us and be part of meaningful work that delivers realhousing outcomes. You’ll join a supportive, purpose-led team where flexibility,wellbeing, and autonomy are genuinely valued, giving you the opportunity toshape your role, improve how we work, and contribute to something that trulymatters. Alongside this, you’ll also benefit from: Competitivesalary package that recognises your skills and experience Permanentfull-time role | 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday Hybridworking environment providing flexibility and work-life balance Growingorganisation with exciting opportunities to develop your career Makea real difference in a rewarding and fulfilling role that supports ourcommunity Freeon-site parking at our East Tamaki office Exclusivestaff discounts at our ReStores Accessto our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP), offering confidential wellbeing andsupport services Joina fun, supportive, and collaborative team culture where your contribution isvalued Habitatfor Humanity Northern and Southern Limited are committed to safeguarding andpromoting the welfare of children, young people, and vulnerable adults. All whoare employed by Habitat are expected to share this commitment and uphold thehighest standards of conduct in line with our safeguarding policies. #J-18808-Ljbffr