Senior Financial Analyst (CDC)
Duties
The job holder is a senior financial
analyst responsible for 1) the day-to-day analysis of fiscal data for the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Division of Global Health and
Tuberculosis (DGHT) Kenya (CDC Kenya DGHT) field office, 2) preparation and
execution of the CDC Kenya DGHT country program budget, and 3) financial
oversight of CDC Kenya DGHT’s implementing partners (IP) cooperative agreement
(COAG) portfolio including, but not limited to providing technical assistance
to ensure compliance with United States Government (USG) federal appropriation
and federal assistance law and tracking the submission and follow-up of annual
audit reports to the CDC Office of Grants Services (OGS).
The job holder works in close contact
with CDC technical program staff of different disciplines and interacts with
administrative offices at the US Embassy, other USG agencies (e.g., USAID,
Peace Corps, DoD, etc.), and CDC Headquarters (HQ).
The financial analyst implements and
maintains an efficient and effective fiscal and operations management system
that supports the entire CDC/DGHT program in Kenya. The incumbent supervises
one Financial Management Analyst.
The job holder reports to and is
directly supervised by the CDC Kenya DGHT Deputy Director for Management and
Operations (DD) GS15 – 96CD0079.
Qualifications and
Evaluations
Requirements:
The job holder must possess a minimum
5 years of experience with increasing responsibility in finance management and
business management. J
ob history must include experience as
an auditor and as a finance manager of a non-profit organization and/or a
government entity.
The job holder must also have minimum
1-year supervisory experience.
JOB KNOWLEDGE:
The job holder must have expert
knowledge of overall management principles, guidelines and procedures related
to the administration of cooperative agreements, as well as related audit and
accounting requirements for USG agencies and for COAG partners.
An in-depth understanding of the
structure and functions of the Agency’s role and function in support of the
President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is required.
The job holder must also have a
detailed knowledge of the host country operational environment, including a
good understanding of host government laws and regulations regarding public
health-related implementing agreements and fiscal management.
Education Requirements:
Master’s degree in Business
Administration, Accounting, Auditing, Commerce, Economics or Finance is
required.
Evaluations:
LANGUAGE:
English level 4 – Fluent,
written/spoken, including the ability to translate and Kiswahili level 3 – good
working knowledge, written/spoken.
SKILLS
The job holder must be able to work
independently to assess inconsistencies in complex financial data and to assist
technical staff in review of budgets for technical projects. the job holder
must possess standard personal computer skills with extensive experience using
word processing, spreadsheets, PowerPoint, and databases.
Keyboarding skills that include both
speed and accuracy are required.
Deadline
– 05/26/2023
How to Apply