Guide project finances from Montreal or Brossard with expertise in project accounting, forecasting, and financial analysis. Support informed decisions across Canada.
As a Project Financial Advisor at WSP, you will oversee financial performance across a portfolio managed by multiple project managers and business units. The work spans project setup through closeout, combining accounting compliance, operational management, and financial reporting. You will help delivery teams maintain reliable data and address profitability, cash flow, and reporting issues.
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee portfolio financial performance from setup through closeout
- Lead reviews for accounting and WSP policy compliance
- Update forecasts, estimates, risk registers, and revenue adjustments
- Validate pricing, costs, margins, amendments, and change orders
- Guide teams using Oracle, dashboards, and analytical tools
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in business administration, accounting, or related discipline
- Minimum three years' relevant project accounting experience
- Knowledge of revenue recognition, costing, and enterprise resource planning
- Ability to analyze variances, work in progress, and financial risks
- English and French proficiency required; Microsoft tools proficiency expected
Apply project accounting, forecasting, and financial analysis expertise to strengthen WSP project outcomes across Canada.
Project Financial Advisor WSP in Montréal employer: WSP Global Inc.
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