Corporate Financial Planning Analyst (Alberta)

Corporate Financial Planning Analyst (Alberta)

06 Nov
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The City of Red Deer Human Resources
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Alberta

06 Nov

The City of Red Deer Human Resources

Alberta

Lead corporate financial planning and reporting for the City of Red Deer as a full-time, two-year term Financial Analyst. Apply advanced accounting skills and independent judgment.
This Financial Analyst analyzes, facilitates, develops, and interprets financial information and legislation. The position supports budgets, business processes, systems, financial reporting, controls, and integrity. You will advise departments, prepare reports, evaluate business cases, and maintain strong stakeholder relationships.
Key Responsibilities: Lead annual budgets, forecasts, audits, and financial reporting
Analyze contracts, variances, feasibility studies, and operational performance
Improve financial systems, applications, integrations, and processes
Develop controls, reconciliations, audit trails,



and governance measures
Prepare reports, business cases, projections, and presentations
Requirements: CPA designation or equivalent education and experience
Five years of related accounting experience
Solid knowledge of GAAP and complex financial applications
Experience with budgets, audits, systems, or process development
Ability to work independently with sensitive information
Apply financial analysis, GAAP knowledge, reporting expertise, and sound judgment to corporate planning at the City of Red Deer.

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📌 Corporate Financial Planning Analyst (Alberta)
🏢 The City of Red Deer Human Resources
📍 Alberta

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