Corporate Controller

Amarc Resources Ltd., listed on the TSX Venture exchange and OCTQB, is advancing the JOY
, DUKE and IKE porphyry Cu±Au districts, located in northern, central and southern BC, respectively, and in proximity to power, highways and rail infrastructure. Each District hosts one or more known deposits and significant potential for the discovery and development of multiple and important-scale, porphyry Cu±Au deposits.

This is an excellent opportunity for you to join an entrepreneurial organization with strong exploration success and depth of experience that is focused on finding, developing and transacting major Cu-Au Deposits. One of the major discoveries is AuRORA Deposit within JOY District, which was made in 2024. AuRORA Deposit, the high grade gold-rich porphyry Cu-Au-Ag deposit, represents a significant new discovery with Tier-1 potential.

You will have the ability to make a significant contribution to shaping the internal policies and practices of the Company’s Finance function and support the project team as the Company pursues the disciplined exploration of the JOY, DUKE and IKE Districts.

Reporting to the Company’s Chief Financial Officer, this full-time and permanent position is based in our Vancouver office. The successful candidate will be responsible for stewarding the Company’s financial reporting and joint venture partners reporting, as well as treasury management.

• Prepare and manage quarterly and annual financial statements and MD&A in accordance with IFRS,including the preparation of supporting working papers, accounting memorandums, and other required regulatory filings in Canada and U.S.
• Assist in preparation of other continuous disclosure documents (20F, Information Circular).
• Research new IFRS accounting pronouncements, including accounting policy development and implementation throughout the Company. Liaise with the operations team as needed to ensure complex financial reporting matters are well-understood.
• Prepare monthly GST return and annual ESTMA
• Coordinate with the Company’s external auditors, tax advisors, and various other service providers, and respond to CRA inquiries and audits.

• Prepare monthly and quarterly reports as defined in the joint venture agreement and services agreement with the joint venture partners.
• Reconcile the Company’s books and records with joint venture partners.
• Provide back up documents to the joint venture partners on a monthly and quarterly basis.
• Update weekly expense tracking and provide variance analysis and expense forecast.
• Assist in preparation of cash calls to joint venture partners.
• Keep track of joint venture equity account movements.
• Assist in annual joint venture audits.
• Prepare BCMETC schedules for the tax advisors

• Oversee the AP function and ensure GL coding is accurate and invoices are paid on time with proper approval.
• Ensure all transactions are managed in accordance with the Company’s defined governance policies and procedures
• Review and approve payroll and related filings (WCB, WSIB, EHT).
• Prepare payroll and other GL journal entries.
• Reconcile payroll with GL and time billing.
• Review AP invoice batches prepared by AP Specialist.

• Assist with the budgeting, and forecasting processes, including cash-flow forecasts.
• Manage the Company’s payment disbursements and approve payments within the banking system.
• Support the treasury functions including cash management and relationships with financial institutions.
• Monitor the credit balance and ensure credit limit is sufficient for the operations team.
• Review the credit card reconciliation prepared by AP Specialist.
• Prepare time billing invoices to the joint venture partners.

• Prepare NRCan surveys and Stat Can surveys and other mining surveys
• Monitor accounting systems, policies and procedures, and internal controls environment and documentation for the Company.
• Maintain integrity of Company’s share capital data, including stock options and warrants.

• University degree in accounting and an accounting designation (CPA) required.
• Minimum 7 years of progressive experience, with some experience in a managing role.
• Prior experience working in a publicly listed company and strong background in Canadian corporate reporting is considered an asset.
• Prior mining experience or work with heavy industrial operations preferred
• Advanced Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word skills.
• Experience in the use of corporate ERP systems
• Team player with a service-delivery focus, good business acumen, ability to adapt to change in a growing company.
• Excellent oral and written English communication skills and a strong attention to detail.
• Excellent organization and time management skills, critical thinking and the ability to manage and prioritize multiple tasks to meet both internal and external deadlines.

Suitable candidates can submit their resume directly to