Director-Finance (Financial Planning & Dept Rel)
- Regina, SK, Canada
$133,091 to $177,455 CAD / year · Full-time
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- $133,091 to $177,455 CAD / year
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Original job description
At SaskTel, big ideas come to life. We're a team of curious thinkers, bold innovators, and problem-solvers who make technology work better for people, businesses, and communities across Saskatchewan. Bring your energy, share your ideas, and help us shape what's next.
Director-Finance (Financial Planning & Dept Rel)
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Location: Regina, SK
Number of Positions: 1
Salary: $133,091 - $177,455 (Based on education and experience)
Type of Position: Permanent Full Time
Closing Date: 10/29/2026
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GENERAL ACCOUNTABILITY
Accountable to the CFO for providing strategic financial information through the SaskTel Holdco five-year financial planning process, leading the development of the SaskTel Telco five-year financial plan together with the necessary controls and procedures to effectuate the plan. Accountable to work closely with all departments to facilitate planning, budgeting and forecasting.
SPECIFIC ACCOUNTABILITIES
- Lead and build the Financial Planning & Departmental Relationship team, ensuring that Finance is a proactive partner in SaskTel's business success. Contributes to optimum team performance by providing leadership and creating an environment encouraging motivation to achieve business goals and performance targets, providing for development of employees, fostering teamwork and providing recognition and feedback.
- Responsible for providing strategic financial information through the five-year financial planning process to the SaskTel Executive and Board of Directors. Ensures that the financial plans for each of SaskTel’s subsidiaries and business units are aligned with the Holdco Strategic Plan, challenges and negotiates changes as required. Research and incorporate potential impacts of strategic opportunities/risks into SaskTel’s financial plans.
- Accountable to facilitate the year end expectancy (YEE) for both net income & capital. Works with the subsidiaries and SaskTel Telco management to determine the YEE month. Communicates the YEE to the Executive, Board of Directors and CIC.
- Leads the development of the SaskTel Telco five-year financial plan and budget, together with the necessary controls and procedures to effectuate the plan.
- Contributes to achieving the financial targets through integration of the budget cycle with the strategic planning process.
- Develops detailed financial and operational assumptions, negotiates department targets, identifies opportunities for change, and administers the processes required to compile revenue, expense and capital budgets.
- Accountable to analyze and communicate results and to take proactive action to improve competitive success, operations and financial performance, including responsibility for, capital, revenue and operating expense budgets, monthly variance analysis and explanations.
- Accountable for systems and processes that ensure accurate, timely and effective information is forwarded and available to all areas of the business to support senior management decision making.
- Responsible for ensuring that SaskTel Telco’s internal financial controls related to revenue, operating expenses and capital assets are up to date and effective.
- Responsible for demonstrating commitment to service excellence and customer value with a bias to resolve customer issues and concerns in a timely manner.
- Responsible for evaluating, challenging, and prioritizing capital investments to ensure an effective use of SaskTel’s financial and human resources. Facilitate the approval process through the Executive Capital Committee. Reflect any decisions in Corporate and Divisional capital and operating budgets.
- Accountable for maintaining high levels of accuracy and timeliness ensuring compliance with CRTC directives and aligning inputs/results with regulatory strategy.
- Accountable for Regulatory Reporting to ensure completion of all financial related CRTC filings including the telecommunications survey.
- Accountable for CRTC Submissions including detailed analysis and adherence to CRTC Phase II Directives which includes cost studies and imputation tests for tariff filings, as well as all financial input required during any public process initiated by the CRTC
- Accountable to minimize and mitigate exposure and impact to business-critical processes through the effective implementation of Business Continuity Plans and in accordance with responsibilities outlined in the Corporate BCM Policy, the Emergency Operations Procedures and the emergency Alert Procedures.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Professional Accounting Designation (CPA).
- Strong financial background in a managerial environment.
- Several years’ experience dealing with corporate accounting, financial reporting, capital and operating budget processes within a holding company environment.
- Ability to work effectively with senior management personnel.
- Strong inter-personal and negotiation skills.
- Ability and commitment to sharing appropriate information with internal and external bodies.
- Solid comprehension of accounting theory and principles and ability to apply to new and existing processes. Understanding of international differences in IFRS and the impact on consolidated financial statement reporting is essential.
- Knowledge of the telecommunications industry and SaskTel.
- Ability to lead a group to maintain effectiveness in a changing environment.
CULTURE AND VALUES
Upholds foundational values of honesty, integrity and respect.
Consistently demonstrates our culture: Think Big (Innovation and Courage), Make a Difference (Commitment and Community), Focus on Experiences (Simplicity and Agility), and working as OneSaskTel Team.
This is an on-site position located at the location(s) above. The successful candidate must be located within the province of Saskatchewan. Out of province/country candidates must be willing to relocate. Flexible work opportunities, in province, may be available.
SaskTel may use technology-assisted tools, including artificial intelligence (AI), to help review and assess applications. All hiring decisions are made by qualified members of our recruitment team.
At SaskTel, we believe in fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the customers and communities we serve. We strive to create an environment where all employees feel empowered to contribute their unique perspectives, driving innovation and creativity, while advancing our efforts as Saskatchewan's leading Information and Communications Technology provider.
As one of Saskatchewan's Top Employers, we offer rewarding work, competitive salaries, comprehensive health and dental plans, pension plans, flexible work arrangements, paid time off, training & more! For more information on our benefits please click here: SaskTel's Benefits.
- We value diversity as a key aspect of our culture. We are committed to providing equal opportunities for all candidates to participate fully in the recruitment process. If you need any accommodation at any stage of the process, please contact us confidentially at talent.acquisition@sasktel.com.
As one of Saskatchewan's Top Employers, we offer rewarding work, competitive salaries, comprehensive health and dental plans, pension plans, flexible work arrangements, paid time off, training & more! For more information on our benefits please click here: SaskTel's Benefits.
We value diversity as a key aspect of our culture. We are committed to providing equal opportunities for all candidates to participate fully in the recruitment process. If you need any accommodation at any stage of the process, please contact us confidentially at talent.acquisition@sasktel.com.
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Responsibilities
Lead the finance planning team and develop SaskTel Telco’s five-year financial plan, budgets, forecasts, and controls, aligning subsidiary and business-unit plans with corporate strategy. Provide financial analysis and reporting to executives and the board, oversee capital investment decisions and CRTC regulatory filings, and support effective financial performance and business continuity.
Requirements
Requires a CPA designation, a strong managerial finance background, and several years of experience in corporate accounting, financial reporting, and capital and operating budget processes in a holding-company environment. Candidates should have strong leadership, interpersonal, and negotiation skills; knowledge of IFRS and telecommunications; and the ability to work effectively with senior management.
Skills
- Financial Planning
- Budgeting And Forecasting
- Financial Reporting
- Corporate Accounting
- Capital Budgeting
- Operating Expense Management
- Financial Analysis
- Internal Financial Controls
- Regulatory Reporting
- CRTC Compliance
- IFRS
- Cost Studies
- Capital Investment Evaluation
- Team Leadership
- Negotiation
- Business Continuity Planning
Benefits
- Health And Dental Plans
- Pension Plans
- Flexible Work Arrangements
- Paid Time Off
- Training
- Competitive Salary
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- Finance & Accounting
- Management & Leadership
- Technology
- Government & Public Sector
Keywords
- CPA
- Financial Planning
- Five-Year Financial Plan
- Budgeting
- Forecasting
- Corporate Accounting
- Financial Reporting
- Capital Budget
- Operating Expense Budget
- Year-End Expectancy
- Internal Financial Controls
- IFRS
- Consolidated Financial Statements
- Telecommunications
- CRTC
- Regulatory Reporting
- CRTC Phase II Directives
- Cost Studies
- Imputation Tests
- Tariff Filings
- Capital Investment
- Executive Capital Committee
- Strategic Planning
- Variance Analysis
- Business Continuity Plans
- Holding Company
- Board Of Directors