Senior Analyst, Regulatory Reporting

Role overview

Workplace

• Eligible for a hybrid work program with a minimum of two days per week onsite.
• Initial onboarding is onsite.

What you’ll be responsible for

• Contribute to reporting group plans and align work with regulatory reporting strategies; develop initiatives supporting the business plan.
• Maintain and review cost allocators, detailed allocated results, and product line statements; meet reporting timelines and improve process efficiency.
• Prepare non-energy revenue requirements and regulatory reports, with appropriate quality and process controls.
• Serve as a subject matter expert on Workday Adaptive Planning, Office Connect, and non-energy regulatory reporting; guide and train Finance and Operations teams.
• Lead testing of reporting models and reports; forecast, analyze, and review regulatory calculations and resolve discrepancies.
• Support month-, quarter-, and year-end reporting, reconciliations, financial analysis, and variance investigation.
• Collaborate across teams and support compliance with policies, standards, and regulatory requirements.

What’s required

• Business degree, professional accounting designation (CPA, CA, CMA, or CGA), and at least 4 years of accounting experience.
• Understanding of and ability to apply GAAP/IFRS; knowledge of the electricity industry and regulatory environment; basic understanding of Oracle GL.
• Advanced modeling skills and Microsoft Excel knowledge; experience with budgeting software such as Workday Adaptive Planning, Office Connect, Oracle Enterprise Performance Management, or Hyperion.
• Strong communication, analytical, problem-solving, process improvement, and result-reasonableness assessment skills.
• Experience providing financial expertise for IT system design and upgrade testing, and preparing regulatory cost-of-service and compliance reporting.

Candidate attributes