Analyst, Corporate Treasury – Canadian Tire – Toronto, ON

Canadian Tire Corporation is one of Canada’s most recognized retail and financial services enterprises, and their Corporate Treasury team in Toronto, ON is looking for an Analyst, Corporate Treasury to join their ranks. This is a hands-on analytical role that sits at the intersection of funding, liquidity management, and credit analytics — giving the right candidate meaningful exposure to how a major Canadian corporation manages its financial resources at an enterprise level.

Working closely with capital markets, funding, and credit stakeholders across the organization, the Treasury Analyst will contribute to everything from daily cash positioning to rating agency engagement. If you’re analytically driven, curious about how cash flow and capital structure decisions shape a business, and eager to grow within a well-established finance team, this role offers that kind of depth.

About the Role: Analyst, Corporate Treasury

This position supports core functions across funding and liquidity analytics, credit metrics, treasury execution, and ad hoc research. Day-to-day, the analyst maintains and enhances the CTFS funding model, supports liquidity positioning across Canadian Tire’s enterprise entities — including Marks and SportChek — and prepares credit metrics for Canadian Tire Corporation and CT REIT. The role also provides analytical support for share buyback activity, ABCP rollovers, and capital allocation decisions.

Beyond the core analytics, this role operates within a cross-trained team model, meaning you’ll provide backup coverage for daily cash positioning and other key treasury processes. Accuracy, timeliness, and alignment with internal governance frameworks are central to how the team operates. There’s also a meaningful project component — contributing to ongoing treasury initiatives and conducting targeted scenario analysis to support senior decision-making.

Benefits and Salary

Canadian Tire offers a broadband salary range of $53,000 – $88,000 CAD, with a typical hiring range between $53,000 and $70,000 CAD, depending on experience, internal equity, and role-specific factors. In addition to competitive compensation, employees receive comprehensive benefits and retirement programs, performance incentives, continuing education support, mental health benefits of up to $5,000 per year for eligible employees and their families, product discounts, Canadian Tire Profit Sharing, and access to career growth opportunities across the broader CTC family of companies.

Responsibilities

The Treasury Analyst role covers a broad and practical scope of financial work. From maintaining funding models to supporting capital structure discussions, each responsibility requires strong analytical judgement and the ability to communicate findings clearly to senior treasury leaders. Here’s what the day-to-day looks like:

• Maintain and enhance the CTFS funding model, assessing the impact of funding mix, tenor, and market conditions
• Support daily and near-term liquidity positioning across Marks, SportChek, and enterprise-level entities
• Analyze drivers of cash movements and flag emerging risks or variances to expectations
• Prepare and analyze credit metrics for Canadian Tire Corporation and CT REIT
• Support internal credit discussions, capital structure analysis, and materials used in rating agency engagement
• Provide analytical support for share buyback activity, ABCP rollovers, and related capital allocation decisions
• Ensure outputs are accurate, timely, and aligned with internal policies and governance frameworks
• Conduct targeted research and scenario analysis to support senior treasury decision-making
• Contribute to ongoing treasury initiatives and special projects as organizational priorities evolve

Requirements / Skills

Canadian Tire is looking for someone who brings both technical financial skills and the intellectual curiosity to dig into complex, ambiguous problems. The ideal candidate is comfortable working independently, communicates with clarity, and is genuinely interested in treasury, capital markets, and credit analysis as a discipline.

• Advanced Excel proficiency and strong financial modelling skills — these are central to the role
• Strong quantitative skills and meticulous attention to detail
• Clear written and verbal communication, with comfort presenting analysis to senior stakeholders
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment
• Intellectual curiosity about how cash, funding, and credit decisions affect the broader business
• Comfort with ambiguity — using sound judgement in situations where data may be imperfect or processes are evolving
• Collaborative approach with a track record of building strong relationships across Finance and Treasury teams

How to Apply

To apply for this Analyst, Corporate Treasury position at Canadian Tire, use the link below to access the official job posting. Make sure your resume is current and tailored to the role before submitting your application.

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