Kiran Singh
About Kiran Singh
Kiran Singh is a Manager at the Government of Canada, having previously served as a Project Lead. With a background in accounting and consulting from KPMG Canada, Singh has extensive experience in both public service and private sector roles.
Work at Government of Canada
Kiran Singh has been employed at the Government of Canada since 2020, currently holding the position of Manager. Prior to this role, Singh worked as a Project Lead from 2018 to 2019. During this time, Singh contributed to various projects in Ottawa, Ontario, enhancing operational efficiency and project outcomes.
Previous Experience at KPMG Canada
Kiran Singh has extensive experience at KPMG Canada, where Singh worked in various capacities. From 2014 to 2016, Singh served as a Senior Accountant in the Audit department. Following this role, Singh transitioned to a Senior Consultant position in Risk Consulting from 2016 to 2018. This experience provided Singh with a strong foundation in financial auditing and risk management.
Early Career at Statistics Canada
Kiran Singh began their career at Statistics Canada as a Statistical Clerk in the Tax Data Division, Operations Section, during a three-month term in 2010. This role involved data management and analysis, contributing to the accuracy of tax-related statistics.
Educational Background
Kiran Singh earned a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) degree from Carleton University, specializing in Accounting with a focus on Co-operative Education from 2009 to 2013. Additionally, Singh participated in a Summer Language and Food Culture Program at Jiangnan University in Wuxi, China, further enriching their educational experience.
Co-op Experience
Kiran Singh has participated in several co-op programs that provided practical experience in various roles. In 2011, Singh worked as an Analyst in Audit and Contract Management at Public Works and Government Services Canada for three months. Additionally, Singh completed a co-op position as a Co-op Student in Tax and Audit at KPMG Canada in 2012 for seven months.