Canadian Tire's FAA New Graduate Rotational Program provides an opportunity to broaden your financial acumen while developing a comprehensive understanding of Canadian Tire. Over two years, new grads complete two 12-month rotations within the diverse finance department. Rotations Available In:
Conduct data analytics to support financial decision-making Develop and maintain performance reporting tools and dashboards Support financial planning, forecasting, and analysis activities Perform cost-benefit analyses to inform strategic and operational decisions Assist with risk assessment activities across various finance functions Extract and manipulate large data sets from relational databases Collaborate cross-functionally with stakeholders across the business Explore and apply AI tools and emerging technologies to improve financial workflows Requirements:
Expected graduation of December 2026 or Spring 2027 Undergraduate degree in Business, Commerce, Mathematics, Economics, or Management Analytics Passion for accounting, financial planning, analysis, and reporting Advanced Microsoft Excel skills Experience extracting and manipulating data from relational databases Critical thinking and problem-solving skills Comfort with ambiguity and change Collaborative communication skills Interest in AI and emerging tools Mandatory:
Applicants must attach an unofficial transcript to their application. Onsite Requirement: Four days in office per week, one day from home. Salary range: $53,000 – $88,000 annually (typical hiring range: $53,000 – $70,000). Undergraduate degree in Business, Commerce, Mathematics, Economics, or Management Analytics; expected graduation December 2026 or Spring 2027; advanced Microsoft Excel skills; experience with data analytics and relational databases
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📌 Finance Associate Analyst – New Graduate Rotational Program (Winnipeg)
🏢 Canadian Tire Corporation
📍 Winnipeg
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