Role Overview

Reporting to the Lead, Finance Business Partner (FBP), the Senior Financial Analyst is a core member of the finance business partnering group supporting Teck's corporate functions, including Commercial, Strategy, and other organizations. The role partners with the leadership teams to drive value creation through standardized performance reporting, disciplined cost management, and forward-looking analysis.

The Senior Analyst is encouraged to move comfortably among actuals, accruals, and forecasts. They serve as the primary point of contact between the FBP team and the financial accounting department. Particular focus is placed on the integrity of budgets, apportionment of expenses, recharge activities, and cross-unit financial exchanges.

The role also works closely with other Finance areas, including Accounting, Tax, Financial Planning & Analysis, Treasury, and Assurance & Advisory.

Key Responsibilities

• Be a courageous safety leader, adhering to and sponsoring safety and environmental rules and procedures.
• Act as an embedded finance partner to assigned corporate functions, providing forward-looking insight, challenge, and decision support to function leadership.
• Support the budget, forecast, and 3 Year Plan cycles related to assigned functions. Own templates, consolidation of inputs, and the analytical narrative that supports senior management decisions.
• Own monthly cost reviews and variance analysis for assigned functions, including walk-throughs of actuals against budget, prior forecast, and prior year, with clear articulation of root causes and forward implications.
• Manage the accuracy and reliability of cost allocations, rebills, and intercompany charges across functions and business divisions. Work with Accounting to ensure methodologies are correctly applied, well documented, and properly reflected in both actuals and forward views.
• Act as a liaison to the corporate accounting team. Support the month-end close, review journal entries and accruals affecting the corporate functions portfolio and resolve discrepancies between sub-ledger detail and reported results.
• Build and maintain models, dashboards, and reports in OneStream and Excel, with full traceability back to underlying source systems. Promote ongoing improvement of the team's reporting infrastructure.
• Develop a detailed knowledge of the financial systems framework used by Teck, including OneStream, the general ledger, and supporting source systems. Serve as a go-to resource within the team for system-level questions and data integrity issues.
• Prepare presentations and information packages for senior management, distilling complex cost dynamics into clear, actionable insights.
• Provide supporting analysis on expected financial performance and sensitivity to changes in key cost and business drivers.
• Support finance reviews and endorsements of Appropriation Requests and other capital and cost-related approvals where corporate functions are involved.
• Continuously develop a comprehensive understanding of Teck's operations, key development projects, and the broader commodities and metals mining industry.
• Drive continuous improvement across FBP processes, tools, reports, and templates, with particular focus on closing gaps between accounting outputs and forward-looking forecasts.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of progressive finance experience, with meaningful time in roles that required direct engagement with general ledger detail, month-end close, and accounting teams.
• A degree in Accounting, Finance, Business, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
• A professional designation is preferred. Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) is highly valued given the accounting orientation of this role. Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) or equivalent experience and Master of Business Administration (MBA) are also relevant.
• Demonstrated fluency with consolidation and planning systems. OneStream experience preferred. Comfort navigating an ERP general ledger and tracing balances from reported results back to source systems.
• Strong, solid understanding of accounting fundamentals, including accruals, allocations, intercompany activity, and the mechanics of cost rebills across business divisions.
• Proven track record managing G&A or overhead budgets and re-forecasts in a complex environment involving multiple entities and organizational units.
• Candidates must have advanced Excel skills and experience with financial models, including development, auditing, and interpretation. A clear understanding of business drivers and output requirements is necessary to promote quality decision-making.
• Expert at gathering and synthesizing inputs, framing opportunities, and leading decision-making conversations from a fact-based position.
• A high degree of critical thinking and analytical skills is required. Candidates must apply economic, accounting, financial, and investment principles to solve corporate business problems.
• A student of the industry. Possesses or actively develops the background and expertise to contribute to commodity and industry-specific analysis both regionally and globally.
• Prioritizes relationship building and is adept at working with personnel at all levels of seniority across the company and external organizations. Comfortable serving as the bridge between technical accounting detail and business-facing commentary.
• A self-starter who can prioritize among multiple projects, work with limited guidance, and operate with agility in a highly ambiguous environment.
• Demonstrates strong attention to detail and embraces a continuous learning attitude.
• Well-developed written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to translate technical accounting points into clear narratives for leaders outside of finance.
• Prior experience in the mining sector or another complex, capital-intensive industry will be considered an asset.