Financial Analyst

The Society is currently accepting resumes for the full-time position as follows:
FINANCIAL ANALYST (STRATFORD OR GODERICH LOCATION)

Located in the picturesque town of Goderich, and Stratford, Ontario, we are committed to partnering
with communities to provide professional child protection services. We advocate for and protect
children’s rights; support and strengthen families and we are leaders for positive change in our
community.

Huron-Perth Children’s Aid Society values honesty, equity, diversity and inclusion in our workplace
and we treat each other with dignity and respect. We are dedicated to building a workforce that
reflects the diversity of the community in which we live and serve. We encourage applicants from
- identify in their cover letter. We are also committed to providing barrier-free and accessible
in all aspects of the selection process.

Summary of Duties and Responsibilities (will include but not be limited to the following):
Under the supervision of the Accounting Manager, the Financial Analyst will process ongoing,
and day to day financial records of the Agency and handle reporting/analysis for the Agency.

Job Responsibilities:
Encourage a culture of diversity, equity, reconciliation, and inclusion while engaging,
collaborating both internally and externally, and incorporating diverse views and
opinions into decision-making.

In conjunction with the Accounting Manager, is responsible for the preparation and/or
verification of payment vouchers associated with all accounts operated by the Agency.

Prepare monthly journal entries and assist in month-end closing, as well as assist with
year-end audit.

Participate in annual forecasting and budgeting processes.
Communicate with outside vendors, service providers, and foster parents to problem

solve and or verify information required for processing transactions.
Act as quality assurance over services entered by frontline staff and or managers to

produce purchase orders or payments. This may involve assisting with the process and
or decision-making regarding general ledger coding.

Responsible to oversee and ensure correct distribution of cheques and electronic
deposits generated by the Agency.

In conjunction with the Accounting Manager, receive cash and cheques for all Agency
accounts and issue receipts, including official income tax receipts as assigned.

Prepare, enter, and post journal entries for the Agency’s accounting system including the
transference of data from sub-ledger to general ledger.

Maintains necessary information for statistical purposes.

Prepare bank reconciliation.

Familiarize and work in compliance with Agency health and safety policies and procedure for
safety and protection as required by the OHSA.

Performs general administrative duties, including filing, word processing, faxing, photocopying,
answering telephones, binding documents, sorting mail, etc.

Qualifications:
Successful completion of at minimum a two-year program from an Ontario College in Business
Accounting. Previous experience is between 18 months and up to 3 years working in a similar
capacity.

Skill in using Agency chosen software and equipment, and strong computer skills.

Excellent written and communication skills.

Mental and visual attentiveness for long periods, continuously throughout the day

Comfortable in dealing with stressful situations and events and ability to maintain good public
relations.

Demonstrate flexibility to accommodate work demands.

Skill in using discretion, initiative and organization in processing work and information.

Salary Range: $50,396 to $59,952

and full resume, including three current professional references would be appreciated.

We thank all applicants, however, only those to be interviewed will be contacted.