Treasury Data Analyst/Advisor
Role summary
Seeking a Treasury Data Analyst/Advisor in Ottawa to support a critical transformation initiative, migrating from an on-premise Treasury Management System (TMS) to a modern SaaS platform. This role requires strong treasury domain expertise, data analysis, reporting, and system integration skills. You will guide design decisions, manage data mapping and validation, and ensure business requirements are met in the new Enterprise Data Platform (EDP). Responsibilities include integration design, testing, and enabling migration to tools like Power BI and TM1. Excellent communication is key for documentation, collaboration, and knowledge transfer. The position requires a Reliability Security Clearance and involves occasional travel.
Location Ottawa Language English Required Security Clearance Reliability Security Clearance Required
We're currently seeking a
Treasury Data Analyst/Advisor
to support a high-impact transformation initiative, helping transition from an on-premise Treasury Management System (TMS) to a modern SaaS-based platform. This role is ideal for someone who brings strong treasury domain expertise combined with deep experience in data analysis, reporting, and system integrations. You'll play a key role in ensuring treasury data is accurately defined, mapped, and delivered into a future-state analytics environment powered by an Enterprise Data Platform (EDP), while working closely with both treasury and data teams.
In this position, you'll act as a trusted advisor throughout the TMS transitionguiding design decisions, supporting reporting and data mapping activities, and ensuring business requirements are fully reflected in system outputs. You'll also contribute to integration design, testing, and data validation across multiple systems, while enabling the migration of treasury reporting into modern tools such as Power BI and TM1. Strong communication skills are essential, as you'll be documenting requirements, collaborating across teams, and supporting user adoption and knowledge transfer.
This opportunity requires Reliability status (security clearance), is primarily English-speaking (French is an asset), and includes occasional travel to Ottawa (approximately six times per year). The contract is expected to run from April 2026 to April 2027, with the possibility of extension.