Billing Payments Control Advisor (Vancouver)

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Position: 1 opening | Location: Dunsmuir 11 | Employment type: Permanent | Region: Lower Mainland | Hours: Full‑time (37.5 hrs/wk) | Hybrid | Annual salary: $109,700.00 - $138,700.00 Key accountabilities:

Conduct risk assessments across revenue management functions, systems, and processes, and design, implement, and monitor controls to ensure risks are appropriately managed and controls are proportionate to risk. Ensure compliance with internal and external policies, processes, tariffs, and control standards by applying sound risk and control practices and implementing effective operational methods. Monitor, audit, and assess the effectiveness of revenue management controls and business systems, identifying deficiencies and ensuring corrective actions are implemented. Oversee fraud prevention and detection controls, including fraud risk assessments, transaction reviews, and reporting, to minimize revenue loss and exposure to fraudulent activity. Review current revenue management control practices, benchmark against industry best practices, and recommend practical, value‑added improvements. Set direction and priorities for control and process improvements based on risk, audit results, and compliance reviews. Provide recommendations to management and influence stakeholders to improve, change, or implement new controls. Act as lead for internal control and audit initiatives, track progress against plans, report results, and ensure timely delivery. Partner with corporate internal audit teams to support audit planning, research, investigations, and response activities. What you bring:

Bachelor’s degree in business or finance. Minimum 5‑7 years related experience with an emphasis on customer services, operations, or financial management. Strong knowledge of common business and auditing practices and procedures, including a working understanding of BC Hydro internal controls and the COSO framework. Advanced knowledge of financial analysis and modeling techniques. Chartered Professional Accountant designation and/or experience with financial controls would be an asset. Understanding of the Electric Tariff, policies, legal and media implications of customer issues and relevant customer systems. What we offer:

A comprehensive advantages package. A minimum of 15 paid vacation days. A lifetime pension. Flexible work model, depending on your role type. Training and development courses. For more information on the benefits we offer, visit bchydro.com/benefits. Date posted: 2026‑06‑12 | Closing date: 2026‑06‑26 Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, V6B 5R3

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