Conservation International,
an international non-governmental organization, is seeking to fill the position
of Field Finance Officer base in Medan.
Field Finance Officer is
mainly responsible for day to day financial reporting. He/she reports directly
to Sumatera Operation Coordinator. The incumbent is responsible to provide
Support for Financial related tasks, Handling Petty cash and all Sumatera staff
Travel Expense Report
Responsibilities:
· Handling
Petty cash
· Review
Travel Expense Report to ensure CI regulation is followed, and adequate
supporting documents are attached
· Record
Financial Transactions in QuickBook
· Ensure
Travel/program advances are cleared in timely manner
· Handling
Payment to vendor or third party i.e preparing payment request form and etc.
· Prepare
and maintain Financial Document both in soft and hard copy, and deliver
original hardcopy to Jakarta Office
· Handling payment of local transport/fee/per diem of
participants/speakers/ of event/workshops/meeting etc.
· Collecting information from Sumatera Office Staff
related to estimation of expense (monthly budget)
· Work closely with Sumatera Operation Coordinator in
processing monthly Report and annually work plan or budget
Qualifications:
• Bachelor/University/diploma
degree majoring in Finance and Accounting, or Economy
• At least 3 years relevant work
experience in Finance and Accounting
• Having experience in handling
Petty cash
• Familiar with Accounting
System especially QuickBook
• Team player and able to work
under pressure and minimum supervision
Preferred
· Familiar with NGO accounting system and cycle
Interested candidates should send a current resume and cover
letter addressing the required skills and capabilities (no more than 4 pages)
to: hrd@conservation.or.id . Indicate the position title “Field Finance Officer“in the
email subject line.
Closing
date for the application is 10 December 2013
(Only short-listed
candidates will be notified).
For more information about
CI, please visit our web:
www.conservation.or.id http://www.conservation.org

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