Financial Analyst

As a Financial Analyst at TC Energy, your primary responsibilities include overseeing the financial planning process for OMA and project-related expenses, developing financial models for scenario analysis and forecasting, and providing accurate financial reports and dashboards. You will also lead variance analysis, translate financial information for non-financial stakeholders, and identify improvements in financial processes to enhance efficiency.

To qualify for the Financial Analyst position at TC Energy, you must hold a Bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, or a related field, while a CPA designation is preferred. Proficiency in financial modeling and advanced Excel skills, along with experience using financial systems and reporting tools, is essential. Strong communication skills and a proactive, detail-oriented mindset are also crucial.

TC Energy promotes a high-performance culture that values work-life balance. Financial Analysts benefit from a hybrid work model that allows flexibility in the way you work. Additionally, our flexible dress code policy ensures that personal comfort is prioritized in the workplace, aiding in creating a supportive environment for all employees.

Successful Financial Analysts at TC Energy should possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills, advanced financial modeling abilities, and excellent communication capabilities. These skills enable you to translate complex financial concepts into actionable insights for various audiences, making you a key asset in cross-functional teamwork.

TC Energy encourages professional development and offers numerous growth opportunities for Financial Analysts. Depending on your qualifications and performance, you may be considered for positions at a higher level or different career paths within the company, supporting your career advancement and expertise growth.

When answering this question, provide a detailed overview of the financial planning processes you've participated in, including budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis. Highlight the specific methods and tools you've used, how you've collaborated with other departments, and the impact of your financial planning on company performance.

Discuss various financial modeling techniques you have applied, such as discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis, scenario analysis, or sensitivity analysis. Share specific examples of how you've used these models to support corporate decision-making and demonstrate your proficiency with advanced Excel skills.

Elaborate on the methods you use to ensure accuracy in financial reporting, including double-checking figures, using reliable data sources, and following established reporting templates. Mention any tools or software you leverage to maintain accuracy and compliance with financial reporting standards.

Share a specific example where you successfully identified a process improvement opportunity. Explain what steps you took to implement changes and how those improvements benefited the financial reporting process or overall team efficiency. This demonstrates your proactive approach and problem-solving skills.

Discuss your approach to simplifying complex financial concepts, focusing on using clear language, visuals, and relatable examples. Emphasize the importance of understanding the audience and tailoring your communication style to ensure that non-financial stakeholders grasp the financial information effectively.

Mention specific tools and software you've utilized for financial analysis and reporting, such as Excel, SAP, or Oracle. Discuss your proficiency level and how these tools have helped you in analyzing data effectively, preparing reports, and enhancing overall efficiency in your financial role.

Provide a detailed account of a financial forecast you've created, including the methods used, data sources, and the timeframes involved. Highlight how your forecast influenced decision-making or strategic planning within the organization, showcasing your analytical skills and business acumen.

Outline specific strategies you use for variance analysis, such as comparing actual performance against budgeted figures, identifying key drivers of variances, and communicating findings to management. Discuss the tools or methods you rely on to make these analyses comprehensive and actionable.

Explain your approach to staying updated with regulatory changes, such as subscribing to relevant financial news, participating in professional organizations, or attending industry events. Emphasize the importance of being informed to ensure compliance and maintaining best practices in financial reporting.

Discuss what drives your passion for financial analysis, whether it's problem-solving, contributing to informed business decisions, or playing a role in organizational success. Sharing your motivational factors can provide a deeper insight into how you align with the company's values and goals.