Treasury Operation Analyst

University of British Columbia•Vancouver, BC

8d•CA$4,449 - CA$4,676•Onsite

About The Position

This position supports the Senior Financial Specialist and the Treasury Accounting Manager across a broad range of treasury operations, including complex bank reconciliations, cheque and fraud controls, merchant services administration, accounting journals and revaluations, Treasury Accounts Receivable invoicing (Residential Services Levy, General Municipal Services Levy, Sundry Leases and Licenses), customer contract management, and treasury records management. Interacts with departments across campus and with external banks, payment processors, the Digital Payments Program (DPP), the Integrated Service Centre (ISC), and Sundry Lease/License tenants. The position ensures timely and consistent reconciliations, accurate invoicing, and appropriate contract administration in order to maintain the accuracy of the university’s financial information and promptly identify errors, duplication, omissions, or fraud in cash transactions and receivables.

Requirements

High school graduation, plus Certificate in Accounting or Payroll CPA Level 1, plus four years of related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and related experience.
Willingness to respect diverse perspectives, including perspectives in conflict with one’s own
Demonstrates a commitment to enhancing one’s own awareness, knowledge, and skills related to equity, diversity, and inclusion

Nice To Haves

Completion of a diploma or degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field.
Experience with bank reconciliations, merchant services (Moneris or equivalent), or Accounts Receivable invoicing preferred.
Experience with contract administration, lease/license management, or property invoicing (e.g., GMSL, Mill Rate calculation, BC Assessment records) is an asset.
Ability to interpret contract terms, BC Assessment files, and municipal tax-rate sources.
Workday experience preferred; experience with other ERP or payment platforms considered.
Proficiency in data entry with strong analytical and technical problem-solving skills.
Detail-oriented, with the ability to exercise tact and discretion.
Effective organizational, oral, and written communication skills.
Ability to multi-task, set priorities, manage workflow effectively, and meet deadlines.
Effective interpersonal and customer service skills; able to work independently and in a team environment.
Ability to maintain accuracy and attention to detail.
Computer experience required in Microsoft Office, particularly intermediate-level Excel.

Responsibilities

Handles monthly reconciliations for assigned bank accounts, dummy and/or intermediate accounts, including maintaining legacy accounts until closure.
Investigates and resolves reconciliation exceptions, collaborating with internal stakeholders, financial institutions, and system support teams to ensure the accuracy and completeness of financial records.
Maintains Workday reconciliation rules.
Collects and summarizes reconciliations for departmental and imprest bank accounts.
Administers cheque fraud controls (Payee Match and Positive Pay), reviewing daily exceptions and verifying with Accounts Payable and departments as needed.
Processes returned cheques, escheatment cancellations, and related clearing entries, coordinating with banks and departments to trace and record returns.
Administers merchant services, including user access to card portals and monthly card settlement fee allocations, GST rebates, and reconciliations.
Processes cash deposits.
Responds to departmental inquiries regarding deposits, withdrawals, cheque investigations, and returned items.
Supports treasury supplier invoicing and payment and arranges supplier EFT conversion.
Prepares and submits general accounting journals in Workday across multiple journal sources, ensuring correct ledger accounts, Worktags, supporting documentation, and approvals, including but not limited to banking journals, foreign currency revaluation, hedge revaluation journals and other accounting journal entries required to support Treasury operations
Records Internal Service Delivery (ISD) transactions for GMSL, real estate, and housing loans in coordination with the Manager, Treasury Contracts & Real Estate.
Administers the Treasury Accounts Receivable invoicing in Workday (Residential Services Levy, GMSL, Sundry Leases and Licenses), including issuing invoices, maintaining customer records, and processing adjustments and payment trackers.
Administers the annual GMSL billing cycle, including annual Mill Rate calculation, CPI-indexed unit rates, unit confirmation, and invoice generation and distribution.
Interprets contract terms and BC Assessment files to issue invoices in accordance with contractual provisions and to update customer, contract, and billing records in Workday.
Handles lease and license renewals and GMSL collections — monitoring expiry dates, coordinating renewal documentation with tenants and the Manager, Treasury Contracts & Real Estate, and following up on outstanding payments.
Obtains and tracks director signatures on treasury and banking documents, and maintains signing authority records.
Orders office supplies and coordinates with other OAB tenants.
Maintains Treasury records and filing (SharePoint, shared drive, and physical), including key listings, custodial statements, letters of credit, debenture and share certificates, and executed agreements, coordinating with the Executive Assistant on archiving and retrieval.
Monitors Workday and banking/payment platforms for system issues, reporting problems and working with the ISC, banks, and service providers toward timely resolution.
Participates in training, process improvement, and ad-hoc projects.
Maintains Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for assigned processes to reflect current practices.
Supports and completes tasks as assigned by the Senior Financial Specialist and the Treasury Accounting Manager, ensuring priorities and deadlines are met.