Senior Financial Analyst – Corporate Reporting & Acquisitions

Vaco by Highspring; Toronto; Hybrid; CAD 95,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Discretionary bonuses

Medical, dental, and vision benefits

401(k) retirement plan

Job summary

Vaco by Highspring is seeking a Senior Financial Analyst, Corporate Financial Reporting to support financial reporting and month-end activities, payroll accounting, audits, and tax coordination. The role also covers process improvements and post-acquisition integrations in a dynamic environment.

The ideal candidate has a university degree in accounting/finance and a CPA designation or progress toward it, with experience in ASPE, IFRS, or US GAAP, and prior exposure to construction or

Qualifications

• University degree in Business, Commerce, Accounting, Economics, Finance, Mathematics, Statistics, or a related field.
• CPA designation or progress toward it is considered an asset.
• Experience with ASPE, IFRS and/or US GAAP.
• Experience supporting construction, manufacturing, or similarly complex business environments.

Responsibilities

• Support in financial reporting, month-end reporting, payroll accounting, audit coordination, tax-related activities, and process improvements across the finance function.
• Act as a liaison with external auditors during interim and year-end audits.
• Support the integration of acquired businesses into the company's financial reporting structure.

Skills

Financial reporting

Month-end close

Audit coordination

Tax coordination

Education

University degree in Accounting/Finance/related field

Job description

Vaco by Highspring is seeking a Senior Financial Analyst, Corporate Financial Reporting to support financial reporting and month-end activities, payroll accounting, audits, and tax coordination. The role also covers process improvements and post-acquisition integrations in a dynamic environment.

The ideal candidate has a university degree in accounting/finance and a CPA designation or progress toward it, with experience in ASPE, IFRS, or US GAAP, and prior exposure to construction or