Financial Analyst
Alberta Petroleum Marketing CommissionFinancial Analyst
Calgary, AB
About APMC
Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission (APMC) is a Crown agent established under the Petroleum Marketing Act to enhance the value of Alberta's petroleum resources. Acting on government direction, the APMC manages the province's royalty share of petroleum, oversees Alberta's interest in the Sturgeon Refinery, and leads commercial ventures that support industry growth and benefit Albertans.
As an arm's-length corporation of the Government of Alberta, the APMC is driven by performance, accountability, and innovation. Our team of professionals works with purpose and integrity to advance Alberta's energy future.
Responsibilities
Financial Reporting
- Preparation of month end working papers
- Assist with the internal and external financial statement audits and review
- Perform bank reconciliation and account reconciliation on timely basis and present it in meaningful manner
- Perform analytical functions including analysis of the general ledger, account reconciliation, foreign exchange gain/loss transactions, consulting/transaction expenses, and B/S and P&L variance analysis
- Perform G&A accrual process and analytics (to support G&A budgeting/forecasting process)
- Responsible for performing data extraction, aggregation, management, and quality reviews of data from multiple data sources for use in reporting
- Develop an in-depth knowledge of the Processing Agreement, Partnership Agreements and other related agreements
- Review and analyze the Sturgeon Refinery's monthly IPTA Schedules and assess the reasonableness of the Debt toll and Operating costs. Develop reporting and analyses from accounting results to ensure counterparties are operating efficiently and within the terms of the respective agreements
- Prepare quarterly and annual financial statement information (i.e. Sales $/bbl, Inventory reconciliation and AR Credit loss provision)
General Accounting
- Be an active participant in the processing of the monthly marketing and royalty activities including supporting the invoicing and settlement processes and recording payment of EFTs
- Address inquiries on invoices, and account balances, and coordinate with others to resolve issues
- Responsible for regular review and account reconciliations of marketing and royalty receivable and payable balances
- Actively work to improve, develop and strengthen these processes
Internal Controls Over Financial Reporting
- Evaluate control design and complete testing over key controls
Special Projects
- Work closely with other members of the accounting team on ad hoc requests
- Look for opportunities to enhance the reporting capabilities and efficiency through process improvements, automation and/or dashboarding
Qualifications
- CPA Designation: Chartered Professional Accountant designation (CPA), or an equivalent combination of related experience and education
- Experience: Minimum 3 years accounting experience
- Industry Knowledge: Strong knowledge and understanding of the oil and gas industry and possesses a strong working knowledge of IFRS and regulatory requirements
- Demonstrated Experience: Working in dynamic environment dealing with complex issues
- Skills: Strong analytical, problem solving and organization skills
- Communication: Strong communication, both written and oral, with effective interpersonal skills
- Character: An enthusiastic, reliable, and professional individual
- Adaptability: Embrace changes, pivot, and adapt easily
- Continuous Improvement: Continuously seek process improvements
- Work Style: Highly motivated self-starter with the ability to work independently or in a team environment
- Attention to Detail: Strong attention to detail while having the ability to see the "big picture"
- Deadline Management: Proven ability to prioritize and meet critical deadlines
- Confidentiality: Demonstrated ability to maintain confidentiality where required
- Software: Proficiency in Microsoft Office including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
- Preferred: Experience with Dynamics 365 preferred
Values: The incumbent demonstrates an unwavering degree of the APMC values: performance, integrity, and collaboration. All APMC roles share the job competencies of adaptability, initiative, communication, interpersonal, and results.
Additional Requirements
- All applicants must be legally entitled to work in Canada at the time of application
Why Work With Us?
At APMC, we offer more than just a job—we offer a career with purpose. Join a team that values innovation, integrity, and impact as we help shape Alberta's energy future.
What You Will Get:
- Immediate Vacation: No waiting period—your time off begins when you do
- Comprehensive Benefits: Health, Dental & Wellness support including Health Spending Account
- Hybrid Work Model: Remote Mondays and Fridays
- Flexible Support: Benefits that adapt to your lifestyle
- Meaningful Work: Be part of a team that manages Alberta's petroleum resources with accountability and vision, helping shape the province's energy landscape
About Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission
The Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission (APMC) is a provincial Crown corporation and agent of the Government of Alberta that markets the Crown's royalty share of crude oil, natural gas, and bitumen production and develops the prices used in royalty calculations. Since its mandate was expanded in 2012–2013, it also supports the development of value-added activity in Alberta's petroleum sector, including the Sturgeon Refinery, new energy markets, and transportation infrastructure. It operates at arm's length and reports to the Alberta Legislature through the Minister of Energy.
Interested in this role?
Apply now to join Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission.