Senior Analyst, Corporate Finance

Location: Vancouver, BC (Hybrid) | Reports to: Manager, Financial Planning & Analysis

The Role

If you are energized by financial modelling, valuation work, and high-impact analysis, this role offers the opportunity to apply those strengths in a meaningful way. As Senior Analyst, Corporate Finance, you will play a central role in shaping Corix’s enterprise-wide financial view and generating insights that inform strategic decision-making at the highest levels of the organization.

About Corix 

Corix designs, builds, finances, owns and operates low-carbon energy solutions for communities across North America. We’re creating a sustainable future for the next generation and beyond.  

Headquartered in Vancouver, BC, Corix is a privately held corporation owned by British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI), a large, stable and globally respected investment firm. 

Core Responsibilities

Corporate Financial Model & Valuation

• Own and execute the annual corporate valuation process and supporting analysis
• Own the corporate financial model, ensuring accurate representation of operating performance and strategic initiatives
• Build, maintain, and enhance tax modelling within the corporate financial model
• Perform scenario analyses to support liquidity analysis, valuation outcomes, and strategic decision‑making
• Participate in and lead peer‑to‑peer financial model reviews, providing constructive challenge on structure, assumptions, logic flow, and output integrity
• Identify structural gaps, risks, and improvement opportunities within the corporate model
• Ensure strong model governance, documentation, transparency, and version control

Financial and Management Reporting

• Perform detailed trend and variance analysis across actuals, budget, forecast, and prior periods
• Translate complex financial results into clear, actionable insights
• Support the preparation of monthly management and executive‑level reporting decks
• Coordinate with operating teams and department heads to validate assumptions and explain variances
• Act as a key finance partner supporting cross‑functional planning and reporting needs (including FP&A backup as required)
• Prepare and support financial KPI reporting provided to shareholders

Ad‑Hoc Financial Analysis, Budgeting & Planning Support

• Support ad‑hoc financial analyses to address emerging business needs, management requests, and strategic questions
• Assist with the annual budgeting and reforecasting processes, including review of assumptions, consolidation of inputs, and alignment with the corporate financial model
• Provide analytical support for special projects, management initiatives, and incremental investment or cost decisions
• Partner with FP&A and business leaders on financial analysis

Education & Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business, Math, or a related discipline
• 4+ years of relevant experience in at least one of the following areas: financial modelling, valuation, corporate development, investment banking, or a related field
• Relevant professional designation (CPA, CFA, CBV) is an asset, but not required
• Prior experience with regulated utility financial models, ERP systems (Sage Intacct), FP&A tools (Adaptive Planning) is an asset, but not required

Technical Skills

• Demonstrated expertise in advanced financial modelling
• Experience owning valuation analyses and interpreting results for senior stakeholders
• Proficiency in conducting peer‑to‑peer financial model reviews, with the ability to identify structural issues, challenge assumptions, and provide clear, actionable feedback
• Advanced Excel skills with strong attention to detail and modelling discipline

The anticipated salary range for this position is $100,000 – $115,000 annually.