ICAP,Finance Manager Jobs Vacancy

In
partnership with the Ministry of Health and the US Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC), ICAP will conduct a Population-based HIV impact
assessment (PHIA) to estimate the population –level impact of the national HIV
prevention, care and treatment programs in Lesotho. The goal of this project,
called PHIA, is to identify the national level key HIV-related outcomes,
including HIV incidence, HIV prevalence and HIV viral load suppress

ion, as well
as prevalence of high risk behaviors and uptake of HIV-related services. The
objective of PHIA is to measure the reach of the country’s HIV prevention, care
and treatment services, guide policy and set funding priorities.

JOB
DESCRIPTION
POSITION:      
           
Finance Manager – PHIA Project
REPORTS
TO:             Finance
& Administration Director
LOCATION:
               
Kigali, Rwanda
OVERALL
JOB FUNCTION

Under
the direction of the Finance & Administration Director, the PHIA Finance
Manager will be responsible for maintaining sound financial systems and
controls to ensure effective implementation PHIA project in Rwanda. He/she will
produce timely reports including variance and budget monitoring reports to
assist management with assessment of the financial performance of the grants.
He/she will also promote adherence to ICAP Standard Operating Procedures,
donors’ rules and regulations as well as Rwanda laws.
The
Finance Manager – PHIA Projectwill also work closely with PHIA Project
Coordinator, PHIA Project Director and the ICAP New York (Headquarters)
Director of Finance.
This
position is grant funded.
DUTIES
AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
  • Implements
    accounting and financial policies to ensure financial integrity of the
    ICAP PHIA project;
  • Takes
    the lead in monitoring project specific expenditures, preparing accurate
    and timely award specific monthly FFR reports and financial statements;
  • Oversees
    maintenance of the project’s filing systems;
  • Supports
    maintenance of tracking systems for PHIA specific procurement, program
    inventory, action memos, approvals, and other administrative tasks;
  • Establishes
    and maintains Payroll and payment of locally required Insurance and
    associated Taxes to the Revenue and Social Insurance Authorities;
  • Contributes
    to reviews, approvals, signing and verification of payment vouchers;
  • Implements
    financial procedures in line with ICAP Standard Operating procedures
    (SOP), Donor’s policies and regulations as well as Rwanda laws;
  • Assists
    in development and coordination of annual budgeting processes;
  • Liaises
    with PHIA program staff to prepare monthly and quarterly cash forecastsin
    line with ICAP SOP;
  • Prepares
    accurate and timely variance and budget monitoring reports;
  • Facilitates
    production of financial reports required by management, headquarters and
    donors;
  • Follows-up
    with Procurement and Logistics Officer to track all submitted requests and
    ensure delivery and proper financial reporting;
  • Participates
    in the development of effective PHIA program annual work plans and budget
    preparations;
  • Assists
    in facilitating internal and external audits for the country office;
  • Calculates
    figures for terminal benefits;
  • Perform
    any other duty as may be assigned.
MINIMUM
QUALIFICATIONS AND COMPETENCES:
Education:
  • A
    post graduate degree in Accounting or BComm Accounting degree plus five
    (5) years of progressive experience in finance and/or accounting ideally
    in managerial position within an NGO.
Experience,
Skills & Minimum Required Qualifications:
  • Advanced
    knowledge and expert understanding of USG rules and regulations related to
    award financial management;
  • Demonstrated
    excellent knowledge of accounting software(QuickBooks);
  • Strong
    competency in Database Management, Microsoft Office package (including email
    management (Outlook), Excel, Power Point and Word) and Adobe;
  • Good
    supervisory skills with team work mentality including excellent
    interpersonal and communication skills;
  • Must
    be highly organized with extreme attention to detail and the ability to
    work independently to reach identified deadlines;
  • Ability
    to creatively solve problems often without guidance;
  • Fluency
    in English and Kinyarwanda.
APPLICATION
INSTRUCTIONS
:
Please
send an application letter and CV by email with subject title “PHIA Project –
POSITION TITLE” to icap-jobs-rwanda@cumc.columbia.edu.
Please do not submit certificates online. The closing date for receiving
applications is 10 November 2017. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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