Palladium,Director of Finance and Administration Jobs in Rwanda

rrently engaged in subsistence
agriculture and other marginal economic activities. The activity will achieve
this by alleviating constraints to entrepreneurship, in particular but not
exclusively, constraints to finance.

• Provides
  overall management of contract financial management including procurement,
  budgeting, finances, projections, annual and quarterly financial
  reporting.
• Oversees
  sound and effective systems for project administration and operations,
  including contracts, grants, subcontracts, procurement and compliance
• Supervises
  financial operations and daily monitoring of obligations, budgets, and
  expenditures
• Coordinates
  and manages the mobilization of short-term and long-term technical
  assistance and administrative staff
• Manages
  office and program financial resources while exercising proper financial
  controls and adhering to both USAID and Palladium policies and procedures

• Master’s
  degree in business administration, finance, accounting, or related field.
  A Bachelor’s degree with more than 11 years of experience in finance,
  accounting or a related field can be substituted for an advanced degree
• Minimum
  of eight (8) years of experience in administrative and financial
  management of large-scale, complex, international and donor-funded
  programs
• Demonstrated
  knowledge, skills, excellence in accounting, financial management, human
  resources, procurement, and other management support functions as needed
• Excellent
  leadership skills, including the ability to manage large budgets for USAID
  projects and client expectations
• Strong
  interpersonal skills for working with project staff, donors
  andbeneficiaries
• Advanced
  knowledge of MS Suite with strong MS Excel skills
• Fluency
  in Kinyarwanda and English; French is desirable