Senior Financial Accountant

Detailed Job Description

Petro China Canada (PCC) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Petro China Company Limited which is partially owned by China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), a state‑owned enterprise. CNPC is China's largest oil company and the world’s third largest oil company, operating 91 energy‑related projects in over 35 countries and regions. PCC has invested billions of dollars in an asset‑rich portfolio of upstream, midstream and downstream operations.

In Alberta, this includes our Mac Kay River and Dover oilsands projects, Duvernay Shale Gas and a 50% interest in the Grand Rapids Pipeline. In British Columbia, we hold joint venture interests in the Groundbirch tight gas project and LNG Canada.

Petro China Canada (PCC) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Petro China Company Limited which is partially owned by China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), a state-owned enterprise. CNPC is China's largest oil company and the world’s third largest oil company, operating 91 energy‑related projects in over 35 countries and regions. PCC has invested billions of dollars in an asset‑rich portfolio of upstream, midstream and downstream operations.

In Alberta, this includes our Mac Kay River and Dover oilsands projects, Duvernay Shale Gas and a 50% interest in the Grand Rapids Pipeline. In British Columbia, we hold joint venture interests in the Groundbirch tight gas project and LNG Canada. Petro China Canada is recruiting for a Senior Financial Accountant to join the Finance & Accounting Team in Calgary.

Reporting to the Lead, Financial Reporting and Asset Accounting, the Senior Financial Accountant’s focus will be the timely preparation of accurate and complete financial reports, which includes providing technical accounting assessments for complex, non‑routine transactions in accordance with IFRS. The Senior Financial Accountant will also provide advice and guidance to other Finance team members and operations teams, to help assess system requirements and processes associated with sustaining new and existing business activities.

The accountabilities of this position include, but are not limited to:

• Perform technical accounting assessments for complex, non‑routine transactions in accordance with IFRS, including revenue recognition, asset capitalization, UOP DD&A, impairments, provisions (including ARO/Decommissioning Obligations), leases, and financial instruments (including embedded derivatives)
• Prepare and maintain detailed technical accounting memos to document judgmental areas, key estimates, and accounting conclusions, ensuring audit-ready support
• The preparation and coordination of financial presentations and analysis for management.
• Prepare and deliver Financial Accounting training sessions for other teams as required.
• Coordinate and consolidate Financial Statements and related notes.
• Coordinate with auditors to plan and execute annual audit field work.
• Preparate and review annual audited financial statements and notes in accordance with IFRS.
• Coordinate and consolidate profit and loss, balance sheet, and cash flow budget submissions.
• Monitor new and amended IFRS standards, assess their impact on the organization, and lead implementation efforts including policy updates and process changes
• Provide technical accounting guidance and subject matter expertise to finance, operations, and commercial teams on transaction structuring and accounting implications
• Partner with internal stakeholders and external auditors to resolve complex accounting matters and ensure alignment on accounting positions
• Support internal controls over financial reporting by ensuring appropriate controls are designed and operating effectively in complex accounting areas
• Communic…