The Associate Director, Finance supports projects within the Health Programs portfolio, including the Meeting Targets and Maintaining Epidemic Control (EpiC) project.  EpiC is a global project, funded by the U.S. Government, that provides strategic technical assistance and direct service delivery to achieve HIV epidemic control among at-risk populations; strengthen global health security (GHS), including outbreak response; expand tuberculosis detection and treatment (TB), improve maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH) and nutrition, address malaria; and promote health systems strengthening (HSS) including supply chain management.
Reporting to the Director, Finance, the Associate Director will be responsible for providing financial management support to a portfolio of country teams, as well as supervising other HQ team members, and assisting with award-level reporting and analysis.  Based on FHI 360 established systems and procedures, the Associate Director, Finance implements project-specific financial systems and procedures to achieve the project’s objective.

Job Summary / Responsibilities:

• Provide supervision, coaching and guidance to assigned direct reports. 
• Responsible for assigned award-level financial reporting and analysis as assigned, which may include SF 425, accruals, revenue forecast, and other reports.
• Interact with donors and other stakeholders as assigned, to represent the project on financial management issues.
• Manage the operational and program financial elements of an assigned portfolio of country activities, to ensure compliance and efficiency with FHI 360 and U.S. Government policies and guidelines
• Responsible for developing and monitoring budgets, and providing input for annual budget planning, audit reviews and assessment.
• Works with confidential data, which if disclosed, might have significant internal and / or external effect.
• Review cost data, analyze budgets vs. actual costs, and prepare forecasts.
• Review travel requests, procurements, and other expenses for budget availability.
• Provide support and technical assistance to Country Finance staff on accounting, financial management, sub-award management, and operations.
• Develop and implement revised financial policies and procedures to ensure the project is continually in line with standards for donor funds management
• Train staff on financial policies and procedures to achieve project and organizational goals.
• Monitor cash flows and fund transfers by processing cash account analysis, for selected countries.
• Review and analyze sub-recipient budgets and financial reports, and collaborate with other units on financial close outs of sub-recipients.
• Maintain close communication with supervisor, senior management, field staff, and other team members regarding project priorities, objectives, and challenges.

• Manages staff holding jobs in the same or similar job families or functions.
• Manages and develop staff to meet departmental and organizational strategic goals.
• Accounts for the budget, procedures, and training of staff to achieve results.
• Develops and recommends solutions to management meet internal and external needs of the company.

• *Bachelor's Degree or its International Equivalent - Finance, Business Administration, Accounting or Related Field.

• *Minimum of 8 years of progressively responsible accounting, finance and operational management, and experience providing financial management of U.S. Government-funded global awards. 
• *Experience working with overseas offices within an international organization.
• Knowledge of U.S. Government rules and regulations and basic accounting principles.
• Proficiency in spreadsheet software required. 
• Excellent quantitative and analytical skills. 
• Strong critical thinking and problem solving skills. 
• Ability to analyze and interpret financial data, identify/resolve errors and prepare reports. 
• Articulate, professional and able to communicate in a clear, positive manner with staff. 
• Must be able to read, write and speak fluent English; fluent in French, Spanish, or other languages a plus.
• Prior work in a non-governmental organization (NGO). 
• Travel - 10-20% international travel

• ** Or an equivalent combination of relevant education and/or experience sufficient to successfully perform the key responsibilities of the job.

• Typical office environment.
• Ability to spend long hours looking at computer screen and doing repetitive work on a keyboard.
• Ability to sit and stand for extended periods of time.
• Ability to lift/move up to 5 lbs.

• Personal Computer/Laptop, Microsoft applications (i.e., Office 365, SharePoint, Skype/Zoom/Teams), cell phone/mobile technology, and standard office equipment.

• 10%-20%

The expected US-based hiring salary range for this role is listed below. FHI 360 pay ranges represent national averages that vary by geographic location. When determining an offer amount, FHI 360 factors in multiple considerations, including but not limited to: relevant years of experience and education possessed by the applicant, internal equity, business sector, and budget. For internal candidates, salary placement will also follow FHI 360’s current promotional increase guidelines. Final compensation will be determined in accordance with applicable law and FHI 360 policy.

Base salary is only one component of our offer. FHI 360 contributes 7% of monthly base pay to a money purchase pension plan account. Additionally, all US-based staff working full-time, which is calculated at 40 hours/week, receive 18 days of paid vacation per year, 12 sick days per year, and 11 holidays per year. Paid time off is reduced pro rata for employees working less than a full-time schedule.

US-based Hiring Salary Range: USD $130,000 - 150,000 annual.

This job posting summarizes the main duties of the job. It neither prescribes nor restricts the exact tasks that may be assigned to carry out these duties. This document should not be construed in any way to represent a contract of employment. Management reserves the right to review and revise this document at any time.