Analyst/Senior Analyst, Inventory Appraisals at Gordon Brothers

Analyst/Senior Analyst, Inventory Appraisals (English and French fluency required) The Analyst builds inventory valuation models using data collection, due diligence, and KPI-driven reconciliation to determine Net Orderly Liquidation Value (NOLV) for Asset-Based Lending (ABL) decisions. The inventory appraisal report is provided to support lender decisions. This role is open to remote work in Quebec or Ontario with frequent travel in Quebec. Job Responsibilities Provides analytical support for inventory valuation reports, including due diligence, analysis, and data collection to ensure the accuracy of supplied information from the client. Works in accordance with established methodologies and utilizes standard models and templates with direction. Communicates directly, as instructed, with bank clients and companies to understand company provided information and operational challenges. Assists with researching the consumer products, industrial, retail or other market sectors, as assigned. Performs company and industry analysis on key performance indicators such as inventory productivity, gross margin, and operating expenses to help determine value. Develops a qualitative understanding of nuances that may affect asset values, and reviews findings with company management and clients. May participate in travel, job inspections, and/or client meetings with a senior-level Appraiser, including taking photographs of assets and providing notes or dictation. Produces the final appraisal report of quantitative and qualitative findings. Participates in learning opportunities to become proficient in and adhere to USPAP standards, particularly as they apply to inventory valuations. Maintains Gordon Brothers’ Appraisal Application database to ensure accurate and timely contact, company, and recovery information. Uphold Gordon Brothers’ Core Values and contribute to the achievement of the objectives of the strategic plan. Education, Experience Bachelor’s degree in business, finance, accounting, economics or related area of study required. 1-2 years’ experience in a business, financial, audit, lending, or consulting environment preferred; the experience can include relevant internships. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities Fluent in English and French, both written and spoken is a must. Advanced proficiency with MS Word and Excel, including pivot tables, macros, advanced functions and formulas. Comprehensive understanding of financial statements, including income statements and balance sheets; understanding of inventory and other asset accounting methodologies is preferred. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Due diligence, data collection and reconciliation. A high degree of integrity and business acumen. Demonstrated analytical, problem-solving, and project management skills. Self-motivated with the ability and willingness to manage multiple projects Strong attention to detail. Able to thrive in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment. Periodic travel may be required.