role, written in a way that will attract qualified candidates while staying concise and professional:
Contract Financial Modeler (CPA Firm Capital Raise)
Location:
Remote (Ontario, Canada preferred)
Job Type:
Contract (Project-Based)
About Us
Blue Canyon CPA is a forward-thinking professional services firm based in Ontario, Canada. We combine deep expertise in audit, tax, and advisory with innovative technology solutions to help businesses thrive. We are preparing to raise capital to scale our operations and are seeking an experienced
Contract Financial Modeler
to build a comprehensive financial model to support our fundraising strategy.
Role Overview
We are looking for a skilled financial modeling professional who can develop an investor-ready financial model tailored to a CPA firm. The model will be used for capital raising discussions with banks, private equity, and other investors.
Responsibilities
Build a detailed, dynamic financial model (3-statement model with integrations) to support capital raise initiatives.
Incorporate revenue growth assumptions, cost structures, and cash flow projections specific to a CPA/advisory firm.
Run scenario, sensitivity, and valuation analyses (e.g., DCF, multiples).
Ensure the model is structured to be clear, investor-friendly, and easy to update.
Collaborate with firm leadership to refine assumptions and outputs.
Qualifications
Proven experience creating financial models for professional services firms, private equity, or capital raises.
Strong expertise in Excel (advanced functions, scenario analysis, sensitivity tables).
CPA, CFA, or similar designation preferred but not required.
Experience with service-based recurring revenue models an asset.
Ability to deliver results quickly with attention to accuracy and detail.
Contract Details
Project-based contract (expected completion within 4-6 weeks).
Remote work with flexible hours.
Competitive project fee, commensurate with experience.
How to Apply
Please submit your
resume
and a
brief cover letter
outlining your relevant experience. Examples of past financial models (with sensitive information removed) will be considered an asset. Understanding of the business model for public accounting firms is of particular interest.