The Finance project manager will manage a large scope of projects.
MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES
- Regulatory projects: Adapting finance reporting to meet Regulatory requirements for Headoffice.
- Business Projects: Adapting finance systems to handle new products or needs coming from Front Office or ALMT, business lines or functions
- Internal Finance projects: Co-ordination of Finance teams to reach an internal goal (organization topics, internal requests from the Group, internal requests from the CFO executive committee).
- Digital projects: Automation and streamlining of Finance processes.
- The project manager will coordinate with Fresh and other internal stakeholders across F&T; to ensure on-time quality delivery of the projects. Gather and report project costing, identify risks and develops risk mitigation plans.
- Develop detailed project plans including documentation, testing and executing protocol, tasks, budgets, time lines and status metrics.
Collect and analyze user requirements and business processes.
- Carry out investigations of the source of data, explain the origin of the anomaly, identify, and correct them. Build remediation plans.
- Provides the team lead with the data needed to make the big-picture decisions.
KEY SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Skills Required:
- Good knowledge of Project Management processes and workflow
- Experience in business and system analysis (gathering requirements, creating system specifications) in the financial services industry.
- Result oriented
- Positive knowledge of banking products and services
- Ability to analyze large data sets and condense the findings
- Good communication skills to interact at all levels of the organisation
- Well versed with Microsoft office applications
Preferred Qualifications:
- University degree in Finance/Accounting
- PMP and/or Scrum Master certification is a plus
📌 Regulatory Project Manager (Montreal)
🏢 eTeam
📍 Montreal
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