Finance Specialist

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• Develop, implement, monitor and maintain financial processes and performance tailored to present to stakeholders and internal management.
• Executing specialized financial projects, ensuring alignment with agency strategic goals, organizational goals and compliance standards.
• Analyze and reconcile financial data related to revenue and expenditures, ensuring accurate linkage to specific programs, services and agreements.
• Prepare and review worksheets, budgets and forecasts.
• Collaborate with program teams to understand service delivery models and reflect these in financial reporting and systems.
• Conduct administrative functions including data entry and written correspondence.
• Ensure adherence to relevant policies, regulations, and contractual obligations related to funding, grants, and programs.
• Identify opportunities for process improvements to enhance efficiency, accuracy and financial controls.
• Support internal and external audits by ensuring financial data integrity and compliance requirements are met.
• Stay informed of regulatory changes and industry best practices to continuously improve financial systems and processes.

• Post Secondary Education in accounting and finance with at least five years of progressive experience in a similar role. A combination of education, experience and knowledge will be considered.
• Experience or knowledge working with CPIN – Child Protection Information Network is an asset.
• Experience working within Child Welfare and/or Indigenous Child-Wellbeing setting would be considered an asset.

• Solid understanding of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and accounting procedures.
• Up to date awareness of current trends and best practices within the accounting and budgeting fields.
• Be familiar with the financial requirements associated with federal and provincial funding of transfer payment agencies.
• A solid understanding of and sensitivity to the experiences of First Nations and Indigenous peoples in Canada, and the impact of the legacy of Residential Schools and the Sixties Scoop upon them is essential.
• Knowledge of Indigenous culture and values including awareness of the First Nation, Inuit, and Métis Communities we service.

• High proficiency in financial modeling techniques and processes required for this role.
• Superior computer skills: Advanced Microsoft Excel user and the general use of a variety of applications.
• Problem-solving and critical thinking skills to analyze information, identify key issues, solve problems and develop viable solutions.
• Time management and organizational skills, including the ability to plan and prioritize workload, coordinate assignments with concurrent timelines and respond to demands of a dynamic work environment.
• Written and verbal communication skills, including an ability to develop a variety of information materials for diverse audiences and present information in a clear and concise manner.
• Demonstrated ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Possesses a high level of integrity with confidential information.
• Working cooperatively and productively with others to achieve common goals; demonstrate respect, cooperation and collaboration.

• Must be willing to work flexible hours including weekends, evenings and holidays as required.
• Provide an acceptable Canadian Police Information Centre Check (CPIC) and Vulnerable Sector Screening (VSS).
• Able to provide a safe vehicle for use on the job, an acceptable Driver’s Abstract, evidence of a valid Ontario Driver’s License and of Personal Liability & Property Damage insurance coverage for at least $2,000,000.00.

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• Incomplete Applications will not be considered.
• Only those selected will be contacted for an interview.
• As an Indigenous Child Wellbeing Agency, we give priority to applicants who identify as First Nations, Inuit, Métis, and those with close affiliations.

Dnaagdawenmag Binnoojiiyag(Nog-dah-wen-mawg) (Bin-ooh-zhee-yug)Dnaagdawenmag Binnoojiiyag Child & Family Services is a multi-service Indigenous Child Well-Being Agency. We provide a stable foundation for children, youth, and families, through wraparound services that are culturally based and family-focused.We seek to support our families in the way they deserve, with care and authenticity, and by recognizing and respecting spirit.We form a wholistic, inclusive, and nonjudgmental circle of care. We seek to honour and support those we serve, with a constant commitment to growing our base of knowledge and expertise. We are an agency that delivers culturally-intelligent services to our partner First Nation communities in Ontario. With our team of dedicated staff, we work with children, youth, and families as early as possible to help them navigate various obstacles and access services available to them. We offer services such as Child & Youth Mental Health and Addictions, Youth Justice, Youth in Transition, Child Welfare, and Alternative Care.