POSITION OVERVIEW:
The Senior Financial & Reporting Analyst is responsible for translating complex mining data—from All-In Sustaining Costs (AISC) to capital expenditure (CapEx) trends—into dynamic, visual dashboards that drive executive decision-making.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Develop and maintain interactive dashboards (Vena, Advanced Excel) to track key mining metrics, including production costs, recovery rates, and NPV sensitivity.
- Collaborate with Engineering, Operations and corporate teams to gather technical data and transform it into financial insights.
- Work with the Accounting to on the month-end close process for mining operations, ensuring accurate accounting for depreciation (Units of Production), Inventory (Stockpiles & Gold-in-Circuit), and Asset Retirement Obligations (ARO).
- Beyond identifying what the variance is, you will visualize why it happened (e.g., fuel price spikes, grade under-performance, or labor inefficiencies).
- Build visual rolling forecasts that allow leadership to see the impact of gold price volatility on cash flow.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance required.
- Five (5) years of experience of progressive accounting experience, with at least two (2) years within the mining industry required.
- Advanced computer skills including Microsoft Office; Word, Excel, Power Point and Outlook required.
- Exceptional communication skills with the ability to “translate” financial jargon to non-financial stakeholders required.
- Experience with mining-centric ERPs (e.g., SAP - preferred, Oracle) is a significant advantage.
- Understanding of IFRS/GAAP specific to extractive industries, including capitalized stripping costs and depletion highly preferred.
- A proven ability to create clean, professional, and "scannable" charts that simplify complex datasets required.
Florida Canyon is an equal opportunity employer, values diversity in its workforce, and encourages applications from qualified candidates. Wherever possible, accommodations are made for qualified applicants with self-declared disabilities.
