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Manager, Financial Reporting and Advisory Services

Treewalk Consulting Inc.Remote (Canada)Posted 1w ago
Financial Analyst
CAD 110000 per annual
Full Time
Remote
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Job description

The Role

At Treewalk, you’ll own the entire public-company reporting cycle: fast closes, MD&A storytelling, IFRS/US GAAP judgment calls, and scalable system design. You’ll own end-to-end financial disclosure for a portfolio of high growth clients from a broad range of industries. Many engagements will tap you as a de-facto fractional CFO, guiding strategy as well as disclosure; others will lean on you as the go-to technical expert. Either way, every file is yours to run.

Deadlines are real; overtime isn’t a lifestyle. We staff sensibly, treat extra hours as the rare exception, and back that up with true schedule autonomy and remote flexibility—so your evenings stay yours.

If you’ve led pub-co audits at a small- to mid-size firm or managed reporting inside a listed issuer, and you’re ready to trade 70-hour busy-season marathons for high-impact work, tangible ownership, and genuine balance, then we would love to hear from you.

How You’ll Create Impact Day-to-Day

  • Own the story behind the numbers – Draft and polish quarterly & year-end financial statements and MD&A that stand up to capital-markets scrutiny and tell each client’s growth narrative.
  • Run the engine of multi-entity groups – Build rock-solid consolidation and foreign-currency translation models that make complex structures look effortless.
  • Turn data into insight – Deliver sharp balance-sheet and P&L analyses, spotlighting trends and red-flag variances before anyone else sees them.
  • Keep leadership laser-focused – Produce monthly variance reports against forecasts and annual plans, translating the findings into clear, action-ready recommendations.
  • Shape the roadmap – Guide annual budgets and rolling forecasts, aligning stakeholders around targets that push the business—without breaking it.
  • Step in as the “extra brain” – Handle special-project bookkeeping or period-end close entries when clients need a fractional controller’s precision and speed.
  • Make audits painless – Design year-end audit plans, prep airtight support, and quarterback conversations with external auditors so CEOs and CFOs can sleep at night.
  • Master the technical hurdles – Tackle complex issues—acquisitions, stock-based comp, debt/equity splits, consolidations, translations—and package them into crystal-clear disclosures.
  • Guard continuous disclosure – Stay ahead of regulatory changes, draft timely filings, and ensure nothing slips through the cracks on SEDAR+ or EDGAR.

Result: clients see you as the calm, expert voice who keeps them compliant and strategic—while you build mastery across industries without the grind of traditional public practice.

Requirements

Our ideal candidate...

  • CPA designation required.
  • Significant public company audit and/or financial reporting experience - ideally with small to mid-sized product based companies
  • After the base experience requirements are met, we hire first and foremost, strong analytical and problem solvers.

Please mention these bonus skills if you have them

  • US GAAP experience
  • COSO Internal Control Certificate
  • Corporate income tax


Why Treewalk Feels Different

It’s Treewalk for a reason: we invest in your growth, trust your judgment, and protect your life outside the ledger.

  • No-Strings Learning Fund – We pay 100 % of your CPA modules, annual dues, and any pro-dev courses you choose—and we’ll never claw it back if you move on.
  • Freedom Over Face-Time – Own your deadlines, shape your schedule. Hit a midday workout, do the school run—just bring the results.
  • Day-One Peace of Mind – Extended health, dental, vision, and parental-leave benefits start the moment you join.

Benefits

Who We Are

Treewalk is Vancouver-born, scaling nationwide, and obsessed with turning capital-markets complexity into clarity. We give TSX-V, CSE, NASDAQ, and OTC issuers an end-to-end disclosure engine—so they can focus on growth while we keep them bullet-proof in the spotlight.

But labels like “accounting firm” don’t capture our DNA. Picture a tech startup powered by CPAs:

  • Holacracy over hierarchy – Ideas outrank titles, and ownership lives on every desk.
  • Industry-agnostic curiosity – From biotech to blockchain to next-gen retail, if it’s innovative, we’re already in it—or will be tomorrow.
  • Growth at warp speed – One of Canada’s fastest-rising advisory practices, we set audacious goals, then sprint past them.
  • Training ground for tomorrow’s CFOs – Whether you’re two years post-designation or a seasoned controller, Treewalk is where accountants level-up for industry roles and capital-markets strategy.

The Values That Power Us

Mastery: We hunt knowledge relentlessly and build expertise into every engagement.

Support: No one goes it alone—collaboration is our default setting.

Ownership: We celebrate wins and own slip-ups with equal conviction.

Kaizen: Continuous improvement isn’t a buzzword; it’s our daily operating system.

Annual Salary - $110,000

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