Western Downs Digital Park

Western Downs Digital Park is a major new hyperscale data centre campus in Queensland’s Western Downs. Planned across multiple delivery phases, WDDP brings together AI-ready data centres, energy infrastructure and a purpose-built campus environment to support the continued growth of cloud computing and artificial intelligence.

The role

The Finance Manager and Treasury Manager will be Zerra DC’s senior finance representative in Australia for Western Downs Digital Park. Based in Sydney, you will work closely with the Finance Director, CFO, Australian management team, investors and consortium partners, taking responsibility for the financial management, treasury, reporting and governance of WDDP and its Australian project entities.

This is a hands-on role within a growing development platform. You will establish the controls, reporting rhythms, treasury processes and entity-level governance required as WDDP progresses through financial close and active delivery, while helping build the Australian finance capability as the project scales.

What you will lead

• Financial management of WDDP and its Australian project entities, including budgets, rolling forecasts, project cash flows and management reporting.
• Treasury and liquidity planning, including cash management, funding requirements, intercompany funding and project drawdown schedules.
• Clear financial reporting and analysis for the Finance Director, CFO, Australian leadership, investors, consortium partners and lenders.
• Statutory and management accounting processes, including month-end and quarter-end close, GST and BAS obligations, bank reconciliations and audit coordination.
• Financial governance across complex project and investment structures, including project entities, managed investment trust arrangements, intercompany recharges and transfer pricing.
• Visibility of project expenditure, commitments, cash requirements, cost-to-complete and material financial risks.
• The establishment of fit-for-purpose finance systems, controls, reporting calendars, cost structures and approval workflows.
• Finance partnering across Development, Commercial, Project Controls, Construction and Legal to support well-informed commercial decisions.
• Financial close, project financing and ongoing investor or lender requirements, supported by robust models, funding information and reporting.
• The growth and development of the Australian project finance team as WDDP moves through delivery and into operations.

Western Downs Digital Park

Western Downs Digital Park is a major new hyperscale data centre campus in Queensland’s Western Downs. Planned across multiple delivery phases, WDDP brings together AI-ready data centres, energy infrastructure and a purpose-built campus environment to support the continued growth of cloud computing and artificial intelligence.

The role

The Finance Manager and Treasury Manager will be Zerra DC’s senior finance representative in Australia for Western Downs Digital Park. Based in Sydney, you will work closely with the Finance Director, CFO, Australian management team, investors and consortium partners, taking responsibility for the financial management, treasury, reporting and governance of WDDP and its Australian project entities.

This is a hands-on role within a growing development platform. You will establish the controls, reporting rhythms, treasury processes and entity-level governance required as WDDP progresses through financial close and active delivery, while helping build the Australian finance capability as the project scales.

What you will lead

• Financial management of WDDP and its Australian project entities, including budgets, rolling forecasts, project cash flows and management reporting.
• Treasury and liquidity planning, including cash management, funding requirements, intercompany funding and project drawdown schedules.
• Clear financial reporting and analysis for the Finance Director, CFO, Australian leadership, investors, consortium partners and lenders.
• Statutory and management accounting processes, including month-end and quarter-end close, GST and BAS obligations, bank reconciliations and audit coordination.
• Financial governance across complex project and investment structures, including project entities, managed investment trust arrangements, intercompany recharges and transfer pricing.
• Visibility of project expenditure, commitments, cash requirements, cost-to-complete and material financial risks.
• The establishment of fit-for-purpose finance systems, controls, reporting calendars, cost structures and approval workflows.
• Finance partnering across Development, Commercial, Project Controls, Construction and Legal to support well-informed commercial decisions.
• Financial close, project financing and ongoing investor or lender requirements, supported by robust models, funding information and reporting.
• The growth and development of the Australian project finance team as WDDP moves through delivery and into operations.