Financial Analyst Ministry:Children and Family Services Full or Part time:Full Time Permanent/Temporary/Wage: Permanent Classification:Finance 2

Salary:
$2,562.61 to $3,361.54 bi-weekly ($66,884
- $87,736/year) The Alberta Public Service (APS) is taking a One Finance approach to the delivery of financial services. Financial services include the delivery of financial planning, reporting and operations, as well as ongoing engagement with policy and program areas to provide strategic decision-making support. There are three top leadership priorities that support this One Finance approach: proactively supporting our talent across the finance community; and actively engaging in continuous improvement of the way we support each other and do business within our teams and across the entire finance community. To learn more about the Government of Alberta finance community and how you can make a positive difference in the lives of Albertans, we encourage you to visit our Finance Career Hub for more information. Are you a financial professional who enjoys analyzing complex financial information, building strong stakeholder relationships, and ensuring sound financial stewardship? Join our team as a Financial Analyst and play a key role in supporting programs and services that make a difference in communities across the Calgary Region Reporting to the Regional Finance Manager, you will provide financial analysis, reporting, and contract administration support for a diverse portfolio of service delivery agencies. Review and assess annual and interim financial statements submitted by contracted agencies.



Analyze and interpret complex financial reports, statements, and supporting documentation to identify trends, risks and opportunities. Provide professional financial advice and guidance to contract financial administrators and stakeholders. Administer accountable advances, including reconciliations, monthly replenishments, and quarterly reporting requirements. Manage accounts receivable activities for the Calgary Region, including invoicing, billing, reconciliations, write-off recommendations and coordination with administrative partners. Support contract administration activities, revenue reporting, cost transfers, and financial reconciliations to ensure compliance and accuracy. Building Cooperative Environments
- Promote cross-functional collaboration, facilitating clear communication, addressing and resolving conflicts proactively, removing barriers to progress, recognizing contributions, and fostering shared commitment to achieve common objectives. Creative Problem Solving
- Breaks down problems, undertakes appropriate research and investigation and draws on experiences to solve problems. Drive for Results
- Sets and accomplishes goals and priorities to deliver outcomes consistent with Government direction,



departmental objectives and public expectations. Systems Thinking
- Applies a systems-based approach to financial operations and reporting by considering interdependencies, long-term impacts and broader organizational objectives. University graduation in Business, Finance, Accounting, Commerce or Management or other related field plus one-year related experience. Assets: Experience reviewing and analyzing audited financial statements and financial reports. Solid understanding and experience with the application and research of accounting policies, practices and theories such as Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Experience supporting the preparation and review of financial statements, working papers, and reconciliations (e.g., General Ledger, subledger and bank reconciliations). accounts payable, grants, contracts, expense claims) in accordance with policies and procedures. Strong working knowledge of Enterprise Resource Planning systems (e.g., A cover letter must accompany your application and should indicate how your previous work experience aligns with the qualifications and competencies required. In your resume, please include dates (including months and years) associated with all education and work experience. For example, January 2006
- June 2009 (part-time). Master's degree, Bachelor's degree, diploma, or certificate) and the field of study. Any costs associated with obtaining the required documents/checks as noted or interview travel expenses, will be the responsibility of the candidate.

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