- Postes vacants:
- 1 poste ouvert
- Type d'emploi désiré :
- Temps plein
- Experience :
- 5 à 10 ans
- Niveau d'étude :
- Licence, Bac + 3
Description de l'emploi
Scope of Work
USAID TAHSEEN
Director of Finance and Administration
Maximum Level of Effort
LTTA
Base of Operations
Tunis, Tunisia
position reports to
COP
Project Background:
The USAID TAHSEEN Project will support the Government of Tunisia (GoT) to design and develop reforms, systems, and mechanisms to enable inclusive economic growth. TAHSEEN will focus on e-Governance and economic reforms, including fiscal and budgetary reforms, based on international standards and best practices. The project will provide technical assistance to improve e-governance, budgeting, and expenditure control to promote greater efficiency, facilitate investment and trade, and encourage greater public-private dialogue. TAHSEEN will achieve results through three main objectives:
Purpose:
The Director of Finance and Administration is a key member of the project leadership team. He/she will play a pivotal role in overseeing adherence to project’s Field Operations Manual (FOM), USAID regulations, agreement requirements and limitations, financial policies, procedures, controls, and reporting systems. The individual ensures compliance of all accounting and financial reporting functions, oversees cost and general accounting, accounts receivable/payable, payroll, risk management, and partner’s relationships, audit backup documentation, and directly supervise and support a team responsible for finance, accounting, administration, logistics, and procurement.
Responsibilities and Key Tasks:
Management
- Responsible for providing training, guidance and direction to project Accounting/Finance/HR/Administration staff.
- Responsible for gaining comprehensive knowledge of project’s Field Operations Manual (FOM) and for identifying areas where policies, procedures and/or practices may not be fully aligned with project practice and advising project management with options and recommendations
- Responsible for coordinating documentation requirements with various departments, i.e. procurement, grants, logistics, Human Resources, Inventory Management, Technical/Delivery and other areas
- Ensures that accounting policies and practices are carried out in accordance with GAAP standards; project internal controls are established and implemented in accordance with DAI policies, USAID rules/regulations and the terms of the contract.
Financial Reporting
- Develops and maintains reports of status of financial management activities (i.e. monthly and quarterly reporting)
- Responsible for ensuring project assets/inventory report is balanced against the general ledger/FAS prior to submission to USAID.
- Monitors and submits advance, commitment, and grant reports as applicable
- Develops and submits other project reports necessary and based on registration requirements to local authorities
- Oversees the reporting of expenses by regional offices
- Monitors and reports on partner/vendor payment schedules and obligations
Audit
- Manages preparation of internal and external audits
- Supports responses and actions to internal audit comments
- Conducts reviews of backup documentation to ensure completeness, accuracy, and full compliance with all regulations and the Field Operations Manual (FOM)
- Performs regular spot audits on project’s files.
- Ensures adequate backup documentation is uploaded to relevant system according to set deadlines
General Accounting/Financial Management
- Reviews wire requests for field project implementation
- Conducts regular cash flow analyses to ensure availability of funds and the accurate maintaining of bank balances
- Responsible for accurate and timely processing of invoices, advances and reimbursements, checks, and wire transfer payments
- Responsible for ensuring petty cash is maintained at a feasible level for operational activities and that petty cash procedures are followed
- Ensures proper segregation of duties within the Finance/Accounting Department
- Manages banking relationships and coordinates periodic updates for checking account signers
- Reviews and approves bank reconciliations performed by the field accountant
- Prepares and reviews project cost data prior to submitting Oracle data reports to DAI Washington
- Maintains file management systems for soft and hard copy documentation
- Establishes guidelines for maintaining sub-grant and other partnership files and activities as applicable
- Maintains files on grant/procurement/subcontractor documents and modifications as applicable
- Directs the schedule of financial activities to ensure the timely preparation of budget related reports
- Ensures that foreign taxes paid, if any, are tracked, recorded, and reported to USAID in accordance with ADS guidelines
- Ensures the timely and accurate processing and review of all payroll transactions, assuring compliance with established employment agreements and modifications.
- Oversee and Monitor use of field accounting system (FAS), cloud software for backup documentation, DAI’s project management system (TAMIS), etc.
- Communicates with home office system support teams on system or operations troubleshooting technical issues
- Trains finance staff in any financial system knowledge gap
- Ensures that voucher files are scanned and uploaded to DAI’s System for the Electronic Archival of Financial Documentation.
Exigences de l'emploi
Qualifications:
- At least 8 years of professional experience, including progressively responsible experience in finance and administration.
- Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in related field of study. Advanced degree preferred.
- Experience supervising staff preferred.
- An extremely well organized and self-directed individual with sound technical skills, analytical ability, good judgment, and strong operational focus.
- Experience with enterprise accounting software, and Microsoft office suite
- Demonstrated knowledge of internal controls and audit processes (e.g. procurement, local subcontract agreements, etc.)
- Experience leading and managing the financial aspects of USAID projects, including a demonstrated understanding of applicable finance-related USG contracting regulations preferred. Similar experience with international donor-funded projects a plus.
- Experience and familiarity with DAI systems and procedures preferred.
- Oral and written fluency in English. French and Arabic experience preferred.
Please apply by November 15 using the following link:
https://fs9.formsite.com/daisuppliers/fxlmaotxf3/index.html
Select the position in which you are interested in applying for, fill out the required information and upload CV. Only finalist candidates will be contacted. Only applicants that apply via this link will be reviewed. No phone calls or in-person applications will be accepted. Positions are for Tunisian Nationals only.
Date d'expiration
29/11/2019