Top Finance Jobs in Montreal

Own monthly, quarterly, and annual FP&A cycles, forecasting, long-term financial modeling, consolidated financial statements, opex budgeting, variance analysis, and executive and board reporting. Build accurate models and insightful commentary, partner with business leaders, improve planning processes, and implement AI-enabled automation across finance workflows. The role requires independent ownership, strong quality control, and the ability to translate complex financial data into clear recommendations.

Own complex financial files, customer incentive programs, revenue adjustments, forecasting models, and KPI reporting. Design and evaluate deal desk incentives, analyze strategic initiatives, support accounting close processes, and provide financial insights for leadership. The role partners cross-functionally with sales, accounting, analytics, and corporate FP&A while improving financial models, tracking performance, and presenting business drivers through clear analysis and data visualization.

Partners with senior leaders to provide financial analysis, performance insights, budgeting, forecasting, business-case evaluation, cost governance, and decision support. The role supports transformation initiatives, operating-model changes, financial controls, and long-term value creation in a complex global organization. It requires strong stakeholder influence, financial modeling, performance management, bilingual French-English communication, and a professional finance or accounting designation.

Leads strategic finance for Commerce go-to-market, partnering with revenue leaders on planning, forecasting, performance management, investment analysis, and commercial strategy. Builds driver-based financial models linking sales, marketing, pricing, adoption, transactions, and retention to outcomes. Evaluates investments using scenario and ROI analysis, prepares executive materials, and manages finance team members.

Own marketing FP&A, including headcount planning, budgeting, actuals tracking, channel allocation, ROI reporting, purchase orders, and vendor commitments. Partner with marketing, sales, RevOps, data, and corporate finance to connect marketing spend with pipeline and revenue outcomes. Lead pipeline forecasting, reporting definitions, risk identification, and AI-enabled automation of finance processes and forecasting cycles.

Develop financial models, analyze projects and M&A targets, coordinate due diligence, review risks and contract clauses, and support strategic decisions. The role collaborates with international stakeholders, Business Development teams, customers, and financial institutions, while presenting analyses to the CFO and senior leadership. Responsibilities require corporate finance or M&A expertise, strong communication, and proficiency with Microsoft Office, particularly Excel.

Develop and analyze financial models for project impact assessments and M&A target valuations. Support due diligence, strategic project analysis, contract and risk reviews, and comprehensive project assessments. Collaborate globally with business development teams, communicate findings to senior leadership, and present financial insights to the CFO and other executives.

Manage financial operations for US-based studios, including monthly close, billing, payments, reconciliations, journal entries, fixed assets, financial statements, reporting, compliance, audits, payroll review, budgeting, forecasting, and cash planning. Partner with studio leaders and global finance teams while improving financial processes, controls, documentation, and reporting accuracy.

Leads finance business partnering for global technology, product, and allocation functions. Oversees budgeting, forecasting, actuals, reporting, cost management, allocation governance, cloud cost analysis, and financial planning. Manages two financial analysts, advises senior technology and finance leaders, supports executive initiatives, and drives cost optimization, transparency, and continuous improvement.

Serve as the finance partner for a $20M business unit by leading budgeting, forecasting, planning, reporting, financial modeling, scenario analysis, and business cases. Present financial reviews to leadership, evaluate performance and risks, improve planning and reporting processes, and ensure forecast and budget accountability. The role requires strong executive partnership, advanced Excel skills, bilingual English and French fluency, and on-site work in Laval, Quebec.

Finance Intern supporting Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and Procurement operations. Responsibilities include processing vendor invoices and credit card transactions, responding to basic customer inquiries, preparing deposit reports, contributing to process improvement and AI automation initiatives, and assisting with special projects. The role is remote within Canada or the United States for a four-month Winter 2027 term.

Supports month-end close through journal entries, bank reconciliations, and daily bank transaction processing. Assists with audit documentation, compliance activities, US state tax filings, and accounting or tax research. Collaborates with internal teams on ad hoc projects and administrative finance tasks. The four-month internship is remote within Canada or the United States and runs from January through April 2027.

Finance Intern supporting Technical Accounting and Treasury teams with accounting research, quarter-end reporting, controls, audit documentation, cash positioning, liquidity monitoring, variance analysis, cash flow forecasting, and transaction inquiries. The role also contributes to strategic projects and process improvements while collaborating across Finance.

Own the operating model, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and executive financial reporting. Evaluate new products, markets, channels, partnerships, and vendor spend through financial modeling and unit economics. Support corporate development, capital allocation, planning-system implementation, and business reviews while translating analysis into decisions for executives, founders, the board, and investors.

Own the operating model, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and executive financial reporting. Build financial cases for new products, markets, channels, partnerships, and vendor commitments. Evaluate unit economics, capital allocation, and corporate development opportunities while supporting planning-system implementation and business reviews. Partner with executives and functional leaders to translate analysis into decisions and improve financial processes in a high-growth company.

Serves as a strategic liaison between Finance and IT, leading requirements discovery, process analysis, solution definition, documentation, stakeholder alignment, and user acceptance testing. The role supports financial systems, ERP and transformation initiatives, coordinates vendors and project stakeholders, and improves processes involving general ledger, payables, receivables, financial close, budgeting, and reporting.

Supports budgeting and forecasting, builds financial models, analyzes variances and performance trends, identifies risks and opportunities, and provides financial insights to Merchandising, Store Operations, Supply Chain, and E-commerce teams. Prepares management reporting and improves FP&A processes, tools, and reporting. Requires strong analytical, communication, Excel, and bilingual French-English skills.

Supports budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, financial reporting, business cases, financial modeling, and process improvements. Partners with teams across advertising, freight, store operations, and business projects to translate financial data into actionable insights and strengthen planning decisions.

Finance-focused internship opportunities in Montreal for university students entering Rio Tinto’s 2027 Winter Internship Program. Interns will develop and apply finance, data analysis, cloud, SAP, and Power Automate skills in 6- to 12-month assignments. Candidates should demonstrate leadership, eagerness to learn, flexibility, autonomy, communication, and teamwork. Successful interns may later be considered for permanent graduate roles.

Provides specialized finance expertise for business and system changes affecting TD Insurance financial and regulatory reporting. Evaluates impacts on finance operations, BAU processes, reporting tools, and systems; advises project and delivery leads on risks, interdependencies, and decisions; supports change management, training, communications, post-implementation planning, monthly responsibilities, and reporting activities.

Own the full finance function for a growing e-commerce brand, including financial reporting, cash-flow forecasting, budgeting, profitability improvement, financial modeling, systems automation, SOP development, and executive decision support. Lead scalable finance processes, implement expense and purchasing systems, deliver dashboards and KPIs, and partner with Product, Sales, and Operations on growth, inventory, and liquidity planning.

Own the global Marketplace P&L, forecasting, margin analysis, KPI reporting, and predictive financial models. Forecast existing customer ARR and NRR, analyze customer and redemption behavior, and identify expansion opportunities. Partner with Finance, Customer Success, Merchandising, Product, BI, IT, and vendors to improve marketplace performance. Build analytics infrastructure, dashboards, executive reporting, and customer-level operating plans while supporting strategic decisions, pricing, promotions, and product ROI assessments.

The Finance Specialist supports budgeting, forecasting, fund allocation, accounting, financial reporting, donor reporting, reconciliations, journal entries, and financial data maintenance for global conservation programs. The role prepares analyses and reports, identifies coding or variance issues, supports audits and close processes, maintains grant and award records, and advises program teams on financial policies, donor restrictions, and reporting requirements.

Supervises Accounts Receivable and Collections operations, overseeing delinquent account recovery, cash application, reconciliations, disputes, and month-end close support. Monitors DSO, aging, delinquency, and cash collection metrics while ensuring SLA, quality, control, and audit compliance. Leads, coaches, and develops team members, manages performance, resolves escalations, partners with internal stakeholders, and drives process improvements.

The Director of Finance leads finance and accounting operations across U.S. and Canadian entities. Responsibilities include financial reporting, consolidation, close cycles, budgeting, payroll, tax compliance, treasury and foreign exchange management, audits, policy development, metrics, and finance team leadership. The role also supports strategic initiatives, process improvements, business performance analysis, systems automation, AI adoption, and cross-functional operational excellence while partnering closely with the CFO and executive team.