Financial Operations Analyst
Metrolinx
Financial Operations Analyst
Metrolinx
Runs regional transit and fare system
12 months temporary opportunity
PRESTO is an electronic transit fare payment system in the Greater Toronto, Hamilton and Ottawa areas that eliminates the need for tickets, passes and cash. PRESTO serves more than 5 million customers across 11 transit agencies and processes over $2.5 billion in fares through 67 million boardings per month (pre-pandemic). Today, PRESTO offers one of the most globally advanced fare payment systems in the world having delivered new ways to pay for customers, including real time PRESTO Contactless with credit and Interac debit and PRESTO in Mobile Wallet across its transit agency clients, including the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). Enhancing the customer experience through continuous improvement while working with our transit agency clients to support their needs, and maintaining a system that performs exceptionally, continue to drive PRESTO toward making transit better for all.
Our Payments (PRESTO) Finance Operations Department is seeking a Financial Operations Analyst, reporting to the Assistant Manager, Financial Reconciliations. This position performs a variety of tasks to support the Payments (PRESTO) Finance Operations’ Reconciliation and Exceptions team, including general ledger account reconciliation, exception transaction analysis and settlement, month-end/year-end closing activities, and ad-hoc financial analysis.
Support annual audit by providing samples/evidence by the deadline upon request.
Advanced proficiency in MS Excel, with strong working knowledge of MS Access, MS PowerPoint, MS Visio, MS SQL Server, and other MS Office software. Experience with MS Dynamics would be an asset.
Minimum Pay Range: $72,445.00
Maximum Pay Range: $100,063.00
Metrolinx is a government agency in Ontario that plans, finances, and coordinates transportation across the region. It runs GO Transit, UP Express, and the PRESTO fare system, and steers major investments to improve how people travel. How it works: it manages regional transit services and the fare network, partners with municipalities and other agencies, and directs infrastructure projects to create a connected travel system. How it differs from competitors: it is a public sector, multi‑modal regional operator and planner focused on coordinating services and fares across communities, rather than a single private operator. Its goal is to connect communities and make travel faster, easier, and more convenient through large investments and integrated networks.
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