Sr. Financial Systems Administrator (OneStream) - TI Automotive

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Job status

Full-time

Location

TI Automotive
Markham, ON, Canada

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On site

Job Description

TI Automotive is a global leader in safety and performance automotive components with a century of expertise. We invite a Sr. Financial Systems Administrator with deep OneStream and finance process knowledge to lead and enhance our financial systems. Join a collaborative environment, working closely with Finance and IT teams to optimize financial reporting and system stability. This role offers a dynamic workplace with 4 days onsite and 1 remote day, focusing on innovation, continuous improvement, and technical leadership within a supportive team. Bring your strong analytical skills and finance-technical expertise to help shape the future of our corporate performance management solutions.

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TI Automotive

TI Automotive

🚗 Join TI Automotive as a Sr. Financial Systems Administrator to lead and optimize our OneStream platform! Work closely with finance teams supporting global financial reporting and continuous system improvements in a dynamic, collaborative environment. Bring your technical skills and finance expertise to a role that blends innovation, leadership, and career growth. Enjoy 4 days onsite with flexible work options. Be part of a company with 100+ years of automotive excellence and impact safety and performance worldwide! 🌍💼

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