Courtyard by Marriott Montreal Laval
Laval, QC, Canada
posted September 10, 2026
Located in the heart of Espace Montmorency, just steps away from restaurants, shops and attractions in downtown Laval, the Courtyard Montreal Laval offers a modern, warm and accessible hotel experience. We welcome a diverse clientele with attentive and personalized service. Our team, solid and united, evolves in a dynamic environment where mutual support, professionalism and passion for hospitality prevail. Our team shares essential values: passion, hospitality and spirit of innovation.
Together, we aim for a single objective: to offer an exceptional experience to each of our clients!
What We Offer- Dynamic, collaborative work environment close to several cultural events.
- Opportunities for advancement and professional development.
- Comprehensive benefits program.
- Work-life balance valued.
- Preferred rates across all Marriott hotels.
- Dry cleaning service.
The assistant controller supervises and executes all accounting operations of the company, while ensuring the optimization of financial performance of the hotels under their responsibility. They play a key role in analysis, budget monitoring and compliance with financial practices, thus contributing to strategic decision-making.
Responsibilities- Manage the accounting cycle and ensure tax and accounting compliance.
- Supervise cash flows and banking operations.
- Prepare financial statements and analyze budget variances.
- Supervise payroll processing and accounts payable.
- Participate in the establishment of budgets and financial forecasts.
- Supervise the accounting team.
- Excellent analytical and interpersonal skills.
- Sense of organization, rigor and autonomy.
- Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines.
- University degree in accounting (an asset).
- Hotel experience (an asset).
- Minimum 5 years of experience in a similar role.
- Knowledge of accounting software: Workday, Profitsword, Nethris, etc... (an asset).
- Bilingualism.
*The use of the masculine to designate persons is only intended to lighten the text and has no discriminatory intent.*