Senior Analyst, Financial Reporting

Role overview

What you'll do

• Analyze information using varied methods to identify issues and options and support well-reasoned decisions.
• Conduct complex analyses with multiple stakeholders to identify trends, inform decisions, and evaluate business opportunities and threats.
• Analyze financial and non-financial information, including increased-complexity work involving stakeholders or dependencies.
• Produce annual, monthly, quarterly, and ad hoc reports; assist departments with problem-solving.
• Prepare and communicate financial information for internal and external stakeholders, including financial reports, ATIP requests, Parliamentary questions, and complex reconciliations.
• Complete complex recurring or non-routine reconciliations and reporting using established processes.
• Develop and analyze reports from various systems; review processes and policies, document procedures, and assess business-logic compliance.

What you'll need

• Undergraduate degree in a related field such as accounting, finance, or business administration; equivalent education and/or experience may be considered.
• At least three years of related finance or reporting experience.
• Strong knowledge of the financial, legislative, and regulatory environment and a good understanding of financial statements and general accounting principles.
• English is essential; Reliability Status security requirement.

Work arrangement and locations

• The position is hybrid and requires some in-office presence.
• Office locations listed are Ottawa, Montreal, and Toronto; limited travel is required.
• A work-from-home arrangement may be considered for eligible Indigenous candidates in the circumstances described by the employer.

Position term

• Temporary full-time position until November 2027.

Salary

• Salary generally ranges from $73,555.31 to $91,944.14, based on qualifications and experience; no pay cadence is specified.