Program Finance Manager

Overview

The Program Finance Manager is part of the Global Programs Finance Team and works closely with Program Staff Contracts Global Human Resources and Jhpiegos Country offices to ensure accurate financial contractual and administrative reporting for a portfolio of smaller awards generally under $1 million.

The Program Finance Manager will primarily provide financial management and compliance oversight for assigned smaller awards. This includes award start-up budget management financial monitoring donor reporting invoicing subaward tracking close-out and coordination across program country finance contracts and HQ finance teams.

The Program Finance Manager ensures award financial files systems reports and supporting documentation are accurate complete audit-ready and compliant with Jhpiego accounting practices and donor rules and regulations. The role requires strong attention to detail timely follow-up and the ability to manage multiple awards with varying donor requirements timelines and reporting needs.

Responsibilities

Financial Management

• Manages financial oversight for a portfolio of smaller awards generally under $1 million
• Tracks award budgets obligations expenditures burn rates and remaining balances to support timely decision-making
• Maintains award-level financial files and documentation to support donor compliance and audit readiness
• Coordinates with program contracts country finance and HQ finance teams to resolve award-specific financial issues
• Supports award start-up by reviewing approved budgets donor reporting requirements invoicing schedules compliance obligations and financial handover materials
• Supports budget revisions realignments and award modifications for assigned smaller awards
• Identifies under-spending overspending delayed spending or compliance concerns and escalates issues as needed

Financial Monitoring & Analysis

• Performs routine budget-to-actual analysis burn-rate review pipeline review and variance follow-up for assigned awards
• Reviews expenditures for allowability allocability reasonableness and alignment with approved budgets and donor requirements
• Reviews and reconciles subrecipient invoices and supporting documentation where applicable
• Monitors financial expenses of sub-grantees against obligations and established budgets following JHU high-risk sub procedures as applicable
• Responds to internal and external audit requests related to assigned awards
• Performs award-level accounting reconciliations and financial non-payroll transfers in SAP as needed

Reporting

• Maintains a reporting calendar for assigned awards to ensure timely submission of invoices financial reports and close-out documentation
• Prepares and/or reviews donor financial reports invoices and supporting schedules for assigned awards
• Coordinates with program teams to ensure financial reports align with award implementation progress and donor requirements
• Ensures reports are accurate complete supported and compliant with donor and Jhpiego requirements

Capacity Building & Training

• Provides guidance to program country finance and partner teams on award financial requirements budget monitoring documentation standards invoicing and reporting expectations
• Supports onboarding and day-to-day coaching for staff involved in smaller-award financial management including review of budgets financial monitoring expense reports and invoices

Proposal Inputs

• Supports budget development for smaller proposals and award modifications
• Reviews proposal budgets and budget notes for accuracy completeness adequate staffing and alignment with donor requirements
• Provides input on cost assumptions staffing subaward budgets and operational costs
• Reviews new award documentation before signing for financial feasibility reporting requirements and compliance considerations
• Participates in NPD handover meetings for new smaller awards and summarizes key financial requirements for implementation teams

Country/Project Support

• Supports financial start-up implementation and close-out for assigned smaller awards
• Coordinates with country and program teams to resolve award-specific financial questions
• Prepares final financial reports and supports close-out reconciliations accurately and on time
• Tracks close-out requirements final invoices accruals obligations remaining balances and required supporting documentation
• Participates in award close-out meetings and leads assigned financial close-out activities

Award Start-Up Close-Out & Team Support

• May provide guidance coaching and technical support to junior finance staff program staff country finance teams and partners but does not have formal supervisory responsibility unless assigned
• Shares award-specific knowledge information and lessons learned to support consistent financial management across the smaller-awards portfolio
• Ensures timely communication of award risks reporting deadlines close-out requirements and financial issues to relevant stakeholders

Required Qualifications

• Bachelors Degree with 5 years progressive experience providing financial management and oversight in international development program operations including experience managing multiple grants contracts or cooperative agreements. Demonstrated experience managing a portfolio of smaller awards preferably under $1 million including budget monitoring burn-rate review donor financial reporting invoicing compliance review and close-out.
• Intermediate knowledge of US GAAP IFRS FAR and 2CFR200: Uniform Administrative Requirements Cost Principles and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards
• In depth knowledge of USG donor agency regulations (i.e. USAID CDC DOD) and other donor agencies (UN Global Fund Private Foundations)
• Knowledge of cost accounting methods and practices applicable to management of private and federal monies
• Sub-contract and sub-agreement financial management experience
• Experience applying finance and accounting policies procedures and systems to ensure award-level compliance and audit readiness
• Demonstrates a leadership and management style that works in cooperation with others who represent a wide range of interests and needs
• Experience with international non-profit organizations as well as a multi-office multi-national environment
• Intermediate Knowledge of international taxation banking regulatory and reporting environment
• Understanding of the difference between contracts and cooperative agreements and their relevant terms and conditions
• In depth knowledge financial software applications databases spreadsheets and/or word processing required.
• Strong coordination skills and ability to follow up across program finance contracts country office and partner teams
• Effective communicator with ability to communicate organizations direction and ability to motivate others with strong honest leadership
• Strong problem solving skills
• Ability to manage a high volume of smaller awards and competing deadlines with accuracy consistency and timely escalation of issues
• Aware of and sensitive to working in multiple socio-economic settings and with multi-cultural groups in a developing country environment
• Ability to travel internationally particularly to low-resource settings to provide training audit support etc.
• Field experience especially in developing countries
• Advanced Excel skills required
• Experience maintaining award-level documentation reporting calendars invoicing schedules and close-out trackers
• Prior supervisory coaching and training experience a plus
• Ability to travel up to 10% of the time.

Preferred Qualifications

• Finance related with 7 years of experience.

The salary range for this role is expected to be: $8776 - $109538

Total Rewards:

The referenced salary range is based on Johns Hopkins Universitys good faith belief at the time of posting. Actual compensation may vary based on factors such as geographic location work experience market conditions education/training and skill level. Johns Hopkins offers a total rewards package that supports our employees health life career and retirement. More information can be found here:

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