Senior Analyst Client Reporting Development (British Columbia)

Senior Analyst Client Reporting Development (British Columbia)

11 Nov
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Connor, Clark & Lunn group
|
British Columbia

11 Nov

Connor, Clark & Lunn group

British Columbia

Advance client reporting development with Microsoft Fabric, Power Apps, and operational process expertise in a hybrid finance environment.
This Senior Analyst leads delivery throughout the reporting lifecycle, from requirements gathering and assessment through implementation. The Client Reporting Development Team relies on this position for report creation, maintenance, system reliability, and stakeholder knowledge transfer. Success requires technical curiosity, detail, communication, and independent execution.
Key Responsibilities: Gather requirements and assess end-to-end reporting processes
Design, develop, test, and implement reporting enhancements
Coordinate releases, maintenance, and system upgrades




Train stakeholders on reporting systems and processes
Recommend improvements that maximize efficiency and minimize risk
Requirements: Three to four years of related work experience
Undergraduate degree
Hands-on experience with code-based solutions
Attention to detail and positive qualified attitude
Financial or investment management experience is an asset
Use reporting development, process assessment, and technical communication skills to strengthen client reporting operations at Connor, Clark & Lunn.

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📌 Senior Analyst Client Reporting Development (British Columbia)
🏢 Connor, Clark & Lunn group
📍 British Columbia

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