/ Sr. Financial Analyst
procomRichardson (TX)
/ Sr. Financial Analyst
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procomRichardson (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Sr. Financial Analyst Procom is a leading provider of professional IT services and staffing to businesses and governments in Canada. With revenues over $500 million, the Branham Group has recognized Procom as the 3rd largest professional services firm in Canada and is now the largest "Canadian-Owned" IT staffing/consulting company. Procom's areas of staffing expertise include: Application Development, Project Management, Quality Assurance, Business/Systems Analysis, Datawarehouse & Business Intelligence, Infrastructure & Network Services, Risk Management & Compliance, Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery, Security & Privacy Specialties, Contract Staffing (Staff Augmentation), Permanent Placement (Staff Augmentation), ICAP (Contractor Payroll), Flextrack (Vendor Management System).
Job Description: Responsible for financial analysis, planning and forecasting.
Qualifications:
Degree required in Accounting/Finance. 8-10 years total experience.
Someone who has worked in professional services not necessarily financial services.
Financial Planning & Forecasting with 5 years' experience. Hyperion, Essbase.
Oracle Project Accounting is required.
Data functions within Excel a must.
Someone who understands traceability skills
Additional Information:
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