Intermediate Financial Analyst
Skills
About the role
Description
Intermediate Financial Analyst
As an Intermediate Financial Analyst, you’ll be at the forefront of supporting financial operations, managing contracts, conducting project audits, and performing detailed cost analysis to ensure the seamless delivery of land titles, motor vehicle, and registry services. Be part of a team that values accuracy, strategic thinking, and collaboration, all while contributing to the efficiency of public sector initiatives that matter most to the community.
Responsibilities
Prepare monthly financial forecasts, tracking actual results and projected expenditures
Validate and process vendor invoices, ensuring compliance with contract terms in SAP or similar ERP systems
Develop and maintain project financial models, conduct cost analyses, and prepare reports highlighting variances and trends
Manage procurement activities including creating purchase orders and service entry sheets in SAP Ariba
Support contract management by drafting and reviewing vendor contracts in a complex public sector environment
Assist in audit preparations and respond to inquiries with detailed documentation
Maintain thorough financial documentation and ensure adherence to governance standards
Qualifications
Relevant post-secondary education in business administration, accounting, or finance (degrees, diplomas, certificates accepted)
Proven experience with advanced Excel functions such as Pivot tables and VLOOKUPs
Hands-on experience managing project budgets, reviewing vendor invoices, and working with SAP or equivalent ERP systems
Familiarity with Canadian public sector accounting standards or similar frameworks
Ability to accurately manage financial data, perform cost modeling, and analyze financial trends
Strong organizational skills with attention to detail and problem-solving prowess
Nice to Have Skills
Experience with trade agreements, Public Works Act, or relevant legislation
Expertise in contract drafting, review, and compliance management
Knowledge of government financial systems such as 1GX, Ariba, and related processes
Background in process improvement and documentation - creating standards and guidelines
Knowledge of financial reporting, audit requirements, and risk assessment tools
Familiarity with IT accounting and vendor management workflows
Preferred Education and Experience
Post-secondary education in business, accounting, or finance
Experience working in the public sector or government environments is a plus
Demonstrated ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced, detail-oriented setting
Other Requirements
Ability to work remotely with occasional onsite attendance (up to 4 times per year)
Self-sufficient with own computer equipment compatible with Azure Virtual Desktop
Ready to make your mark where it counts most? Apply today and help shape the future of essential services for Albertans!
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Skills
Type
Contract
Experience Required/Mandatory Skills
Nice To Have Skills
Location
Edmonton
Work Environment
6 months with 1 possible 6-month extension
Rate
To commensurate with experience.
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