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Job Description Financial Analyst Government of Alberta ? Public Safety and Emergency Services (PSES) Position Details Client Government of Alberta Department Public Safety and Emergency Services (PSES) Position Financial Analyst ? Junior Job Category Non-IT ? Accounting/Finance Location Bowker Building N, 6th Floor, Edmonton, Alberta Work Address 9833 ? 109 Street, Edmonton, AB T5K 2E8 Work Arrangement 100% Onsite Hours 36.25 hours/week Daily Hours 7.25 hours/day Working Hours 8:15 AM ? 4:30 PM Alberta Time Schedule Monday?Friday, excluding Alberta provincial holidays Total Estimated Hours 891.75 Estimated Interviews September 1?4, 2026 Background Check Required Contract Extension Up to 12 months Position Overview The Government of Alberta is seeking a Junior Financial Analyst to support the Public Safety and Emergency Services (PSES) team with full-cycle accounting, financial reporting, financial analysis, reconciliations, month-end processes, and other financial operations. The successful candidate will apply accounting and financial analysis skills to ensure the accuracy, completeness, and reliability of financial information . The resource will support month-end activities, reporting, budgeting and forecasting, variance analysis, account reconciliations, AP/AR activities, and process improvements. The role requires a resource who is comfortable working with financial data, Microsoft Excel, accounting processes, and business stakeholders in an onsite Government of Alberta environment . Key Responsibilities The Financial Analyst ? Junior will be responsible for, but not limited to: Accounting & Month-End Prepare and process journal entries . Assist with month-end close and reporting activities. Review and analyze accruals and trial balance accounts . Perform account reconciliations and investigate discrepancies. Perform bank reconciliations . Ensure financial transactions are accurate, complete, and properly recorded. Assist with maintaining accurate financial records. Financial Reporting & Analysis Assist in preparing financial reports, dashboards, and internal/external reporting . Analyze and interpret financial information. Support financial analysis and reporting activities using Microsoft Excel. Perform variance analysis and investigate unusual or abnormal financial results. Identify errors, inconsistencies, and discrepancies in financial data. Provide accurate financial information to business partners and stakeholders. Accounts Payable & Receiva Location Edmonton , AB Work location On site Salary $ 40.00 to $ 45.00 HOUR hourly Terms of employment Full time Starts as soon as possible vacancies 1 vacancy Source Talent.com #629667195180877241 Various locations Edmonton, AB
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