Full-Time

Manager – Finance

Updated on 6/16/2026

Brookfield

Brookfield

1,001-5,000 employees

Global investment firm managing long-term wealth

Compensation Overview

$120k - $140k/yr

Toronto, ON, Canada

In Person

Category
Finance & Banking (2)
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Required Skills
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Financial Modeling
Requirements
  • University degree in Business or Finance or related field
  • Recognized professional accounting designation (CPA, CA)
  • Minimum of 5 years of progressive work experience in an accounting or auditing function
  • Strong financial systems experience, including advanced Excel skills
  • Highly analytical with great attention to detail
  • Demonstrated leadership ability, a team player with positive attitude and pro-active approach to work
  • Experience managing staff through large projects and tight timelines
  • Strong communication skills, can work effectively with all levels and departments within a complex organization
  • Can work in a dynamic, complex, fast-paced environment, adapt quickly to manage changing priorities and deadlines
  • Strategic thinker that can think outside the box, focused on efficiency and improving existing processes
  • Self-motivated and pro-active, with respect to both managing workload and professional development
Responsibilities
  • Manage fund operations, inclusive of addressing investor inquiries, liaising with external fund administrators, and reporting on quarterly financial and ESG-focused performance returns and financial statements
  • Actively participate in the day-to-day operations of the fund, including but not limited to, treasury and operation functions, managing liquidity and overseeing capital transactions
  • Oversee, compile, analyze and report on corporate and key business platforms including operating metrics for portfolio of energy investments
  • Lead technological initiatives to enhance data reporting capabilities, with the goal to achieve more timely and meaningful reporting to stakeholders on the energy private funds
  • Develop subject matter expertise to advise on fund operational matters inclusive of investor reporting, valuations, performance measurement, and fund administration
  • Support Brookfield’s annual valuation process including in-depth review of models/long-term assumptions and the preparation of consolidated management presentations
  • Active participant in managing the annual audit process
  • Work collaboratively with internal parties and external service providers to ensure legal entity records are maintained appropriately and in compliance with accounting standards and relevant policies
  • Review and prepare various analyses and reports for senior management to support their business decision making
  • Prepare analyses as part of fundraising process for new private energy funds
  • Manage, develop and train Financial Analysts and Senior Financial Analysts, including providing constructive feedback and performance reviews
  • Ad-hoc analyses and presentations on platform financial and operational results, as well as supporting any special projects

Brookfield is a global investment firm that pools capital from institutions and individuals to help them build long-term wealth. It invests across renewable power, infrastructure, real estate, private equity, and credit, typically deploying its own capital alongside partners. As owner-operators, it uses hands-on operational expertise to grow the businesses it owns. Its goal is to deliver durable, steady returns by focusing on high-quality assets and aligning interests with clients.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

$68.3B

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

1924

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What believers are saying

  • Sweden's sovereign AI demand can fill Brookfield's Strängnäs compute campus.
  • The KTH AI test bed can accelerate ventures and enterprise pilots.
  • Vietnam and Europe partnerships expand Brookfield's contracted renewable cash flows.

What critics are saying

  • Swedish permitting, grid access, and land delivery can delay the Strängnäs campus.
  • Vietnam's evolving direct PPA regime can stall Foxconn-linked renewable projects.
  • Large country-specific bets concentrate regulatory and execution risk across Brookfield's platform.

What makes Brookfield unique

  • Brookfield pairs sovereign AI infrastructure with Telia's nationwide connectivity and KTH research.
  • Brookfield's Sweden AI plan targets SEK 95 billion and 750MW capacity.
  • Brookfield structures recurring partnerships across renewables, healthcare, and real assets.

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