Tuesday, March 21, 2017

Finance Manager at Tanzania Society for the Blind

Application Deadline: 24-03-2017

Description
JOB DESCRIPTION.

TANZANIA SOCIETY FOR THE BLIND (TSB) - FINANCE MANAGER.

TSB operates a national integrated educational programme in support of children who are blind or having low vision to acquire basic education. The services offered by TSB include:
Eye health: identification and referral of children with vision problems
Education: itinerant teachers to coach the classroom teachers, follow up on the children with a visual impairment, extra-curricular activities , rehabilitation and vocational training. Tanzania Society for The Blind (TSB) seeks a qualified Finance Manager to join the team of the TSB Tanzania office. This position is responsible for developing and coordinating financial operations and procedures in order to ensure organizational effectiveness and efficiency. He/she will lead accounting and financial management and support operational and administrative tasks within Tanzania in particular regarding Dodoma and Morogoro region. The Finance Manager will report to TSB Executive Director and work in close coordination with all TSB office staff and Light for the World Belgium (LFTW-B) who is the main donor.

Responsibilities

Country Office Setup / Management
In coordination with the TSB Executive Director, the Finance Manager will be responsible for:
• Developing best practice policies, procedures, and systems to facilitate efficient financial and operational management of the country office and its activities;
• Consulting with TSB staff and Light for the World Belgium (LFTW-B) to ensure that TSB-Tanzania policies and procedures are compliant with applicable local and international regulations;
• Providing capacity building for staff on financial management;
• Assisting the Executive Director with the general administration and management of the TSB Office; and
• Other work related duties that will be assigned by the Executive Director or his designee.

Financial Management
I. Banking
o Preparation of cheques and attendance to other bank activities
o Timely and accurate preparation of monthly bank reconciliation statements for all TSB bank and petty cash accounts;
o Drawing cash and making deposits into the organization’s bank account
o Submitting all other bank correspondence e.g. drafts, transfer requests etc.
o Writing receipts for cash received and ensuring that this cash is deposited promptly

II. Cash flow Management
o Collecting and compiling monthly budgets and cash requests in accordance to action plan
o Preparing and submitting monthly/quarterly/annual funding forecasts, cash flows and funding requests
o Processing all fund transfers (international and within country)

III. Disbursements / Payments
o Verifying advance requests and advance / expense returns
o Reconciling expense advances and ensuring that accounts are within acceptable levels
o Submitting expense advance statements to ensure that staff or Itinerant teachers under the TSB program are aware of outstanding amounts
o Ensuring that advance requests are monitored against budgets and authorized by the Executive Director
o Reviewing expense advance retirements to ensure that they are complete and accurate, and have appropriate supporting documentation
o Processing cash disbursements including petty cash reimbursements and expense advances


IV. Payroll and Taxes
o Processing of payroll and ensuring that pay slips are issued to staff at the end of each month
o Managing staff registration with relevant government authorities (e.g. NSSF and TRA) and monthly filing of returns
o
V. Reporting
o Submitting monthly financial reports to TSB Executive Director in accordance to Light for the World Belgium (LFTW-B) regulations

Accounting
• Raising of payment vouchers and entering them in the check registers
• Ensuring payments have appropriate authorization and appropriate supporting documentation
• Recording payments, petty cash, expense reports, and receipts into TSB accounting software
• Making NSSF, PAYE and any other relevant (Pensions & Tax) submissions
• Preparation, filing, and maintenance of proper accounting and financial records
• Ensuring that confidentiality of all accounting related issues are respected and maintained at all times
• Ensuring that the highest ethical standards of accounting and related issues are adhered to at all times
• Upholding and enforcing all TSB accounting policies and procedures

Operations / Procurement
• Note: these responsibilities will be temporary and when the office is large enough to justify the hiring of an Operations Manager, these responsibilities will be dropped from the FAM job description.
• Source and manage relationships with competitive and reliable vendors to provide country office / project supplies, transportation, insurance, and personnel benefits (e.g. healthcare)
• Ensure that all procurements being made in line with TSB procurement and finance policies and proper records of the process are maintained
• Ensure projects and the country office maintain appropriate inventories of assets and that these assets are insured

Qualifications
• Bachelor’s degree in Commerce, Accounting, Business Administration, or other relevant field required.
• At least 3 years of experience in a non-profit required
• Strong understanding of financial and tax regulations in Tanzania is essential
• Knowledge of QuickBooks accounting software strongly preferred
• Ability to maintain a high level of accuracy in preparing and entering information
• Analytical and problem solving skills; decision making skills
• Effective written, verbal and listening communications skills in English and Swahili
• Attention to detail; good planning and organizational skills
• Well-developed interpersonal and communication skills; high degree of professionalism
• Computer literacy, specifically MS Excel for Windows
• Experience working with donor funded project will be an added advantage.


Application Instructions Application letter and detailed CV including email and telephone number of three (3) referees should be sent to the below contact address. Executive Director Tanzania Society for the Blind (TSB) P.O.Box 2254 Dar es salaam

Financial Management Advisor at VSO Tanzania

Application Deadline: 31-03-2017

Description
VSO is the world’s leading independent international development organisation that works through volunteers to fight poverty in developing countries. Our high-impact approach brings people together to share skills, build capabilities, promote international understanding and action to change lives and make the world a fairer place.

Role overview

The Finance Management Advisor will work as part of the Tanzania Local Economic Development project which aims to increase the benefit to local communities in Tanzania of investment in the mining industry.
The Finance Management Advisor will work with the Small Industries Development Organisation (SIDO), Tanzania Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (TCCIA) and Tanzania Women Chamber of Commerce (TWCC), to coach and mentor local companies in the mining supply chain to improve their financial management capacity and their ability to access financing, win contracts, budget and report financially.
The Financial Management Advisor will also coach SIDO, TCCIA and TWCC staff providing business support services to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to improve the quality of financial management support. Ultimately the role will contribute to local companies winning more contracts and employing more people and therefore ensuring a greater proportion of mining investment benefits local people.

Skills, qualifications and experience

A bachelor degree holder in Finance or related subject
Fully qualified accountant
Experience in developing financial management systems
Able to formulate and implement financial regulations, policies and procedures.
Good experience in establishing and supporting organization development
Facilitation and training skills
Strong understanding of business ethics
Fluency in English

1 year duration
Application Instructions
Online application, click APPLY NOW below
 
 

Administrative Assistant - Tanzania (47089) at Abt Associates

Application Deadline: 21-03-2017

Description
Organization Overview

The International Health Division is committed to the improvement of health and healthcare delivery around the world. Serving both the public and private sectors, our efforts include health policy research and evaluation, health promotion and disease prevention, health finance, and health systems management. Our impact is felt in policies that ensure healthcare access for women, children, and individuals with special needs, in strengthening health infrastructures, and HIV/AIDS solutions.

Opportunity

Abt Associates seeks a qualified Administrative Assistant to support the international Health division in Tanzania.

SHOPS Plus in Tanzania will increase the use of priority health services through strategic expansion of private sector approaches in the health system. The main activities currently include supporting creation of clinical practica at private health facilities for nursing and midwifery students , creating a more sustainable private network of pharmaceutical outlets by working with Accredited Drug Dispensing Outlets (ADDOs), forming public-private partnerships, and increasing services for people living with HIV.

Sustaining Health Outcomes through the Private Sector (SHOPS) Plus is USAID’s flagship initiative in private sector health, which began in September 2015. The primary goal of the project is to improve health outcomes and contribute to the achievement of major global efforts, especially Ending Preventable Child and Maternal Deaths, AIDS-free Generation, and FP2020. The private sector is integral to the health system and an important provider of priority health care services. To improve health outcomes and meet these global commitments, SHOPS Plus will strategically engage the private sector.

Key Roles and Responsibilities

Makes travel arrangements for staff traveling outside of their region or for international visitors
Manage local procurements for office supplies and other requirements
Make logistical arrangements for project events and field activities
Purchase, store, and distribute office supplies
Organizes all logistics for conferences and meetings
Perform general clerical duties, to include but not be limited to photocopying, scanning, faxing, filing, and mailing,
Compile and review financial documents for accuracy/completeness
Enter financial information into databases
Answer incoming telephone calls, take complete and accurate messages for people who are not available, and ensure they receive messages
Ensure timely settlement of office bills
Assist with hiring and tracking of consultants
Assist the Finance & Admin manager to develop, manage, and monitor project budgets, place monthly cash requests, and prepare the monthly ROV
The Administrative Assistant will provide the SHOPS Plus Tanzania Staff with both financial and administrative support for all activities.

Preferred Skills / Prerequisites

3+ years of relevant professional experience
Bachelor’s Degree in business administration, finance, or other relevant field
Fluency in English and at least one local language
Proficient in relevant computer applications and databases
Strong analytical skills, with an emphasis on budget and financial analysis.

Minimum Qualifications

+3 Years of experience OR the equivalent combination of education and experience.
Application Instructions
Online application, click APPLY below
 
 

Assistant Auditor at Innovation Flexible Solutions

Application Deadline: 31-03-2017

Description
 
 
Application Instructions
If you meet criteria please send your cover letter, academic certificates & curriculum vitae via following address Innovation Flexible Solution (IFS) Certified Public Accountant Clock Tower House Plot 2035/155 4Th Floor,APT # 403 P.O.Box 1970 Dar Es Salaam

TSN Saccos Manager at TSN Saccos Ltd

Application Deadline: 27-03-2017

Description
Tanzania Standard (Newspapers) Ltd (TSN SACCOS LTD),.a micro-finance association based at the Tanzania Standard
Newspapers registered under the Societies Act (Cap 337 R.E. 2002). TSN SACCOS is looking for qualified candidate to fill the position of TSN Saccos Manager

Primary Responsibility
The Saccos Manager will be reporting to the TSN Saccos Board and will be responsible for providing strategic leadership and technical support in credit management, reviewing non-performing assets book and developing appropriate strategies to ensure timely recovery of amounts due, with minimum loss exposure
Saccos Manager Job Responsibilities
Reviewing and formulating policies, procedures and practices for SACCOS operations
Directing and supervising the administration and processing of loans
Ensuring effective management and use of Saccos financial resources and assets
Preparation and reporting of timely and accurate financial reports.
The Manager will ensure that all statutory deductions are made correctly and that all amounts due and the necessary returns are submitted by the due dates.
Giving prudent advice to the Saccos.
Preparing and analyzing on a-quarterly basis the society's business plans and budgets. Coordinating external audit exercises and implementing recommendations set forth.
Representing the Society in business transactions and any other transactions authorized by the Board chairman
Attending board meetings and implementing the resolutions made.
Carry out such other duties as prescribed in the By-Laws or directed by the Board.

Qualifications for Saccos Manager Job Responsibilities

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Banking or other related subject while professional qualifications in CPA, Co-operative Management and Credit Management will be an added advantage.
• 3 years relevant experience in Co-operative or credit management
• Prior experience and exposure in the Saccos industry.
• Combined knowledge in general management/administration as well as accounting.
• Knowledge of national and industry related financial principles.
Application Instructions
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and CV and names and contact address of three referees either physically or by post only to the address below: The Chairman, TSN Saccos Ltd, Plot No.7, Samora Avenue / Plot No. 11/4, Mandela Expressway (Opposite TAZARA) P.O. Box 9033 Dar es Salaam Deadline: 27th March, 2017 Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Head of Cash - G4S Security Services at G4S

Application Deadline: 31-03-2017

Description
Job Introduction:

Manage the provision of quality Cash Services Solutions (CSS), integrated with the other G4S services
Compliance with legislation, company policies, processes and procedures
Meeting risk needs and security considerations resulting in satisfied customers
Achievement of budgeted financial targets and business strategy

Role Responsibility:
1. Set strategic goals
Identify key industry trends and market trends
Identify long term priorities and ensure resourcing is adequate to achieve objectives

2. Ensure targeted financial performance
Achieve set Revenue Growth:
Organic Growth achieved against budget
Escalations achieved against budget
Gross Margin Improvement:
Direct Labour control / % improvement
Direct Other cost reduction / % improvement
Contract profitability against budget
Manage profitability of contracts with a focus on maintenance, sustainability, cost effectiveness and labour
PBITA improvement / budget achievement
Overhead cost control:
Overhead % compared with budget
Overhead cost reduction
Number of claims / claim value reduction

Manage cash flow :
DSO management
Debt increase beyond 60 days
Bad debt movement into 180 days
Capex spent vs. budget
Progress/ success of new business achieved vs. budget:
Large bid participation
Identification of new customers and business opportunities

3. Design Secure Solutions (integrated with other service lines)
Maintain and develop integrated solutions and services
Provision of a customized customer specific solution, based on risk assessment

4. Deliver customer service resulting in customer retention
Ensure that all required formal customer meeting are scheduled, attended and minutes of meetings are documented
Maintenance of positive customer relationships
Meet customer retention targets
Improve the current customer satisfaction ratings year on year

5. Ensure targeted/ contracted operational performance
Achieve targeted Quality Audit rating, correction plan in place and implemented
Conduct and oversee quality controls and inspections (including sub-contractors where applicable)
Manage the maintenance / project process flow and activities that has a direct/indirect impact on the outcome and success of contract
Implement of best practice obtained from other businesses within the Group or external

6. Ensure effective and efficient employee management
Employee turnover analysis, proper allocation of employees to work flow and job requirements
Set and agree objectives and performance standards with management team and ensure cascading through the organization as appropriate
Monitor performance and provide feedback
Cost effective utilization of billable hours
Employees’ training needs are identified and have good attendance of scheduled training interventions
Maintain good employee motivation levels
Ensure that performance assessments of all employees are conducted, and corrective action implemented where necessary
Ensure that all employees, as required by G4S’s code of conduct and disciplinary code, maintain acceptable standards of behaviour at work
Ensure all disciplinary actions are conducted in compliance with Company policies and procedures
Succession Planning in place, updated and practiced
Hold management team meetings
Accurately and frequently communicate with employees in department
Ensure maximum participation in Employee survey and action planning
Foster healthy Industrial Relations with relevant unions with regular contact and consultations

7. Ensure the Health and Safety of employees and customers
Demonstrate visible leadership in Health & Safety to attain the goal of zero harm
Lead in the design/ development/ review/ implementation and monitoring of the branch/region/national safety plans for each year
Lead in safety forums (meetings and safety talks)
Follow-up on all H&S activities assigned
Attend safety education and refresher programmes
Comply with safety policies and procedures at workplace
Distribute safety information as and when required

The Ideal Candidate:

Knowledge and Qualifications:

Degree in Business Management or Operations Management
Finance related subjects compulsory
Service Delivery subjects compulsory
Post graduate degrees are advantageous
Tanzanian market knowledge
Tanzanian legislation
Cash Processing Center Management
Cash In Transit Management
Minimum of 8 years’ experience at Senior Management level
Minimum of 8 years’ experience in Cash Processing and Cash in Transit
Technical Skills
Financial Acumen
Conflict Management
Negotiation
Bidding and Tendering
Microsoft Word – Intermediate level
Microsoft Excel – Intermediate level (Advance level are advantageous)
Microsoft PowerPoint – Basic level
ERP system(s)
Google suite of products

Application Instructions
Online application, click APPLY below
 
 

PPP Expert at Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India Private Limited

Application Deadline: 30-03-2017

Description
PPP Expert/ Team leader:

University degree in finance, economics, engineering, economics, or other relevant fields; MBA or CFA preferred.
15 years of demonstrated experience in managing multiple capital projects including significant number in the municipal sector
Managed 5 projects including obtaining project financing
Developed and managed financial models for investment based PPP transactions
Experience in PPP and other related capacity building
Familiar with investment and banking procedures in regional and local financial markets.

Application Instructions
Online application,click APPLY NOW below
 
 

Manager at TAZARA SACCOS Limited

Application Deadline: 04-04-2017

Description

TAZARA SACCOS Limited is a Registered Cooperative Society. The SACCOS wishes to recruit a Tanzanian citizen for a post of manager as follows:
Reporting line Board of Directors.
Location: Dar es Salaam.
Salary: As per TAZARA SACCOS LTD Scheme.
Employment: Three years contract, renewable based on performance.
Area of Operation: Dar es Salaam to Tunduma along TAZARA line.
Age limit: 35-45 years.

Main duties:
1. To oversee the implementation of the society programs, and resolutions in member's Annual
General Meeting and Board meetings, and as provided for in its by- laws and registrar of cooperative societies guidelines.
2. To prepare annual budget and control of vote book.
3. To supervise day to day duties of the society.
4. To prepare management financial reports of the society.
S. Secretary to the Board and all Annual General Meetings.
6. To prepare and implement the business and strategic plans of the society.
7. To support leadership in the exercise of responsibility and their functions.
8. To co-ordinate, encourage and manage staff in their performance.
9. To enforce leadership decisions.
10. To participate and supervise the operations of the SACCOS so as to meet members' needs.
11. And any other duties assigned by the Board of Directors.

Qualification, experience and skills required:
Education: University Degree in Co-operative Management/Commerce and Management/Business Administration or equivalent qualification.
Professional : CPA (T) / ACCA holder or its equivalent
Experience: Minimum of three (3) years.

Skills
(i) Computer literacy.
(ii) Ability to work under pressure.
(iii) Experience in SACCO's activities is an added advantage.
Application Instructions
Applicants are invited to submit their CVs, credentials, testimonials, two recent passport size photographs, Phone number and two referees to the: Application Chairman, TAZARA SACCOS LTD P.O.Box.40292, DAR ES SALAAM Closing date and time: 4th April 2017 at 15:00 hours. NB: Only shortlisted applicants shall be called for interview

Finance Manager at Milele Zanzibar Foundation

Application Deadline: 31-03-2017

Description
Recruitment Announcement: FINANCE MANAGER

The Milele Zanzibar Foundation (MZF) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in 2014 by a group of concerned citizens from Zanzibar and around the world with the aim of ensuring the sustainable development and improved quality of life of rural communities in Zanzibar. Working with both government authorities and local communities, the organization aims to play a contributing role in the development of the islands in order to reduce the risk of poverty that many continue to face, especially in rural areas. MZF’s vision is for vibrant, resilient and sustainable rural communities in Zanzibar. MZF’s mission is to accelerate progress in the areas of health, education and livelihood opportunities in rural and remote areas through holistic and sustainable development programs.

Our approach focuses on developing and implementing community-led initiatives through a participatory and transparent process; as well as investing in structural improvements that relieve rural communities of development obstacles.

The Milele Zanzibar Foundation is recruiting for a full time Finance Manager. Please review the post below:

Under the general direction and supervision of the Managing Director, the Finance Manager shall assist in the development and implementation of goals, policies, priorities, and procedures relating to financial management, budget, accounting, and payroll for the organization. The overall purpose of the position is to establish and maintain adequate financial and management systems as well as ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements.

Roles & Responsibilities:
- Manages the installation and maintenance of new accounting, timekeeping, payroll, inventory, property, and other related procedures and controls.
- Manages the maintenance of general and subsidiary ledgers, accounts receivable, revenue distribution, depreciation, cost, property, and operating expenses and records.
- Supervises and participates in the preparation of various financial statements and reports.
- Reviews financial statements with management personnel.
- Manage the preparation of the organization's budget
- Report to management on variances from the established budget, and the reasons for those variances
- Preparing reports as required by law, regulations or organization policies
- Ensuring compliance with applicable laws and procedures.
- Directs internal audits involving review of accounting and administrative controls.
- Coordinates preparation of external audit materials and external financial reporting.
- Engage in ongoing cost reduction analyses in all areas of the organization

Education, Qualifications & Skills:
- Bachelor’s Degree in finance or accounting, or equivalent business experience and 10+ years of progressively responsible experience.
- Certified Public Account (CPA) certification is required.
- Master’s Degree preferred.
- Strong financial management skills, including budget analysis, follow-up, and compliance & reporting.
- Detail-oriented and organized, and have strong skills in math, communication and analysis.
- Good written English skills, particularly report writing skills.
- Strong ICT skills (Quickbooks, Microsoft Office Word, Excel).

Language requirements:
- Fluency in English & Swahili.

Desired Competencies:
- Demonstrates Flexibility, Adaptability and Initiative.
- Ownership and Accountability.
- Sense of Urgency in tackling problems and challenges.
- Result-orientation as an individual and team.
- Ability and willingness to learn and master new content areas.
- Humility, respect, and care for others.

Application Instructions Interested candidates may submit their qualifications and contact information to the following email address: info@mzfn.org with “Finance Manager” mentioned in the subject line

PPP Expert at Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India Private Limited

Application Deadline: 30-03-2017
Listed on: 15-03-2017
Description
PPP Expert/ Team leader:

University degree in finance, economics, engineering, economics, or other relevant fields; MBA or CFA preferred.
15 years of demonstrated experience in managing multiple capital projects including significant number in the municipal sector
Managed 5 projects including obtaining project financing
Developed and managed financial models for investment based PPP transactions
Experience in PPP and other related capacity building
Familiar with investment and banking procedures in regional and local financial markets.

Application Instructions
Online application,click APPLY NOW below
 
 

Assistant Finance Officer at Madrasa Early Childhood Programme, Zanzibar (MECP-Z)

Application Deadline: 24-03-2017

Description
Source Mwananchi

The Madrasa Early Childhood Programme - Zanzibar
(MECP-Z), formally Zanzibar Madrasa Resource Centre, is an Early Childhood Development (ECD) organization supported by the Aga Khan Foundation (AKF). MECP-Z has been implementing ECD programs in Zanzibar for over 24 years. MECP-Z received full registration as a pre-primary Teacher Training Institute and is working in partnership with the government and other local and international ECD stakeholders to support early childhood development and care for child development in Tanzania.
MECP Zanzibar is looking for dynamic and skilled individuals to take on the roles in the following positions:

1. ASSISTANT FINANCE OFFICER ( 1 position Zanzibar)

a) Major roles and responsibilities;
j. Review and analyzing Invoices and other payment request to ensure reasonability, completeness, proper approvals & supporting documentation
ii. Accurate data entry into the FIS (iscala)
iii. Processing of payments i.e. preparation of cheques and transfer letters for signature.
iv. Bank balance management and perform bank reconciliation on monthly basis.
v. Disbursement of payments to suppliers and reconciliation of statements of account with suppliers.
vi. Raise receipts for cash received and deposits.
vii. Dispatching of finance documents to suppliers.
viii. Generate and dispatch Rental Invoices to tenants on quarterly basis, and booking of all rental income received.
ix. Management of staff advances and accountabilities.

b) Qualifications required;
• A diploma/Advanced diploma in Accounting or equivalent professional qualification; interested candidates should submit their signed cover letters and their CVs (in PDF form) to:
• A minimum of 1 years' experience preferably with a development agency or a non-government organization;
• Familiarity with an expertise in iScala would be an advantage
• Computer literate with ability to command excel
• Excellent spoken and written English.

Application Instructions Interested candidates should submit their signed cover letters and their CVs (in PDF form) to:
All applications should be sent;
Programme Director Madrasa Early Childhood Programme,
Zanzibar (MECP-Z)
P. O. Box 3716 Zanzibar-Tanzania
Plot no. 173, House no. 740 Kiponda Street

Audit Internship at Innovation Flexible Solutions

Application Deadline: 29-03-2017

Description
 
 
Application Instructions
PLEASE ATTACH YOUR CV & ACADEMIC CERTIFICATES VIA APPLY NOW BUTTON BELOW
 

Financial Analyst at The US Mission in Dar es Salaam

Application Deadline: 02-04-2017

Description
VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT NUMBER: 17/056
OPEN TO: All Interested Candidates/ All sources
POSITION: Financial Analyst
OPENING DATE: March 17, 2017
CLOSING DATE: April 02, 2017
WORK HOURS: Full-time; 40 hours/week
SALARY: Ordinarily Resident (OR): FSN- 11; (Step 1- TZS 69,422,538 through Step 13- 104,133,810 per annum)

Not-Ordinarily Resident (NOR): FP- 4*
*Final grade/step for NORs will be determined by Washington.
The “Open To” category listed above refers to candidates who are eligible to apply for this position. The “Open To” category should not be confused with a “hiring preference” which is explained later in this vacancy announcement.
ALL ORDINARILY RESIDENT (OR) APPLICANTS (See Appendix A for definition) MUST HAVE THE REQUIRED WORK AND/OR RESIDENCY PERMITS TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR CONSIDERATION.
The US Mission in Dar es Salaam is seeking eligible and qualified applicants for the position of Financial Analyst at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

BASIC FUNCTION OF POSITION
The Financial Analyst (FA) position provides a full range of financial management services to his/her assigned Development Objective (DO) Team and the Mission at large. The FA acts as the “one stop” customer service representative between OFM and numerous internal and external customers including Senior Mission Management; Host Country agency representatives;
implementing partner organizations; and other international donor agencies regarding financial analysis and accounting for projects implemented by the Mission. Specific services performed include: (a) Pre-award and financial reviews of USAID implementers including Government to Government ( G2G) assessments on Government of Tanzania (GOT) systems; (b)
training and advisory services to USAID program staff and partner staff on financial management aspects of USAID activities; (c) coordination and supervision of third-party audits of implementing partners; (d) maintains financial reporting systems and performs analysis for Mission management use; (e) supports Mission’s G2G strategy by serving as a resource
person for both USAID and GOT systems. The incumbent works closely with Technical Office Directors and functions as the Controller’s delegated representative. As such, the Financial Analyst (FA) is empowered to conduct a wide range of functions. The FA works closely with other donors, Government Of Tanzania (GOT) officials, and USAID/W to identify and
implement opportunities for strengthening capacity of the GOT entities, including oversight bodies (NAO, PPRA, Ethics Secretariat, etc.), as well as capacity of local implementing partners, and audit firms, which are frequently called on both to monitor and improve performance of local organizations and government institutions.

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Support to Technical Teams, Mission Management, and Senior Mission Staff 90%
a) Represents the Controller as the primary point of contact for all financial management services provided by Office of Finance Management (OFM) to the assigned Development Objectives (DO) Team. Advises Mission personnel on the current and future fiscal status of projects and programs under their jurisdiction. This includes providing financial management guidance, advice, and usable information to activity managers, Contracting/Agreement Officers; Program representatives (CORs/AORs) and all levels of Mission management. The FA is the DO team’s resource for complex financial analysis, USG/USAID financial management regulations, reporting, and accurate budgeting.
b) Functions as a full team member for the assigned DO team(s). In this capacity, the FA participates in all DO team meetings and in the development and design of DO strategies and activities, including the selection of implementation mechanisms. Provides budget and financial advice including technical guidance on USAID procedures, regulations and payment policies, as well as accounting and financial requirements. Assists the DO team management in the
interpretation and analysis of historical and projected financial information based on the Phoenix accounting system. Trains, explains and clarifies financial management issues to team members.
c) Provides full range of financial, audit and accounting management support to assigned DO team(s) including review and clearance of project agreements, grants, Implementation Letters (ILs) and other implementing documents, ensuring internal consistency with project design, adequacy of financial forecasting, and conformity with USAID and Mission regulations. Reviews Action Memorandums to the Director and Activity Approval Documents, ensures funding
correctness and availability for unilateral/bilateral agreements, contracts, grants, travel authorizations, Global Acquisition and Assistance System (GLAAS) transactions and all other commitment/obligating documents.
d) Formulates and analyzes project budgets for accuracy. Responsible for the development and presentation of quarterly pipeline/implementation reviews, consisting of analysis of the current financial status of the DO team’s overall activities and individual agreements, including burn rates and future funding requirements based on projections. In coordination with the Program Office, the FA monitors the DO team’s Operating Year Budget (OYB) and its timely execution. Monitors the DO team’s compliance with Agency forward funding guidelines.
e) Performs pre-award surveys, financial reviews and PFMRAF assessments of current and potential local partners in accordance with the annual plan, and writes reports to inform Mission decision-makers. Advises on the development strategy with a focus on strengthening accountability, transparency and sustainability of the host government as well as that of local CPA firms and NGO’s and CSO’s. The Financial Analyst is the key OFM representative in terms of providing consultative and capacity building expertise to grantees, contractors and partner-country beneficiaries.
Performs project site visits to monitor the financial and accountability performance of aid partners, assuring that implementation plans and procedures are being applied, and that appropriate corrective measures are implemented.
g) Leads DO teams in proper stewardship of USG funds. Reviews unexpended fund balances and makes recommendations on appropriate de-obligation actions. Works with DO team members and implementing partners on funding, reimbursements, and expenditure reporting, as well as proper documentation and reporting requirements. Coordinates the DO team’s quarterly accrual submission to ensure compliance with Agency standards. Reviews and monitors program advances.
h) Coordinates the recipient-contracted audit program on behalf of the assigned DO. Assists in development of the annual audit plan, audit scopes of work, coordinates audits of partners, participates in audit entrance and exit conferences, and ensures the audit plan is carried out for their assigned portfolio. The FA develops action plans, drafts external communications, and ensures that audits are completed and audit recommendations are closed within the required timeframes. Advises DO team of all audit issues affecting team goals.
i) Other duties as assigned.

2) USAID Forward and G2G Responsibilities 10%
a) FA advises Mission management on development strategy with a focus on strengthening accountability, transparency and sustainability of GOT financial and management systems. Requires an expert understanding of USAID systems, requirements, and capacity-building tools as well as understanding of GOT systems, requirements, and capacity constraints, from GOT central level government to the district level.
b) Maintains close working relationships to relevant GOT officials to maintain expert and current understanding of GOT financial and management systems. Coordinates Mission’s G2G assessment work in compliance with current Agency policy, drafts Scopes of Work for PFMRAF Assessments, participates in the same and maintains current information for the Mission on GOT systems.

QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED
All applicants must address each required qualification listed below with specific and comprehensive information supporting each item. Failure to do so may result in a determination that the applicant is not qualified.
Education:
A Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance is required. Professional Certification in Accounting(i.e. CPA or equivalent) is also required.

Experience:
Five (5) or more years of progressively responsible experience in professional financial management and analysis, budgeting, auditing, and accounting are required. Must have extensive experience in use of automated financial management and computer systems. Experience with and knowledge of GOT governmental financial and management systems is required. (will be tested)

Language:
Level IV (fluent) in English and Kiswahili (writing, reading and speaking) is required. (This will be tested)

Skills and Abilities:
Excellent writing skills are required to prepare audit and technical reports. The ability to work effectively in a team environment, to adapt, and to achieve consensus is required. Strong IT skills are required to effectively understand systems and present info to management is required.

Application Instructions
Applicants must submit the following documents to be considered. Failure to do so may result in a determination that the applicant is not qualified. NOTE: 1. Universal Application for Employment (UAE) (Form DS-174), which is available on our website or by contacting Human Resources. (See “For Further Information” above) 2. Any additional documentation that supports or addresses the requirements listed above (e.g. resume, transcripts, degrees, etc.) 3. Copy of Bachelor’s degree. 4. For Tanzanian Nationals: Copy of Passport, or National ID, or Voter ID 5. For Other Nationals: please attach current Resident/Work Permit and copy of valid Passport. WHERE TO APPLY: Effective immediately only online applications will be accepted via APPLY NOW button

APPLY NOW

Project Director, Project Manager and Stakeholder Liaison at N/A

Application Deadline: 24-03-2017

Description
 
 
Application Instructions
Only those candidates who meet/exceed the qualities desired section of the attached document will be shortlisted. Apply via APPLY button below  
 

Bank Teller at Standard Chartered Bank

Application Deadline: 30-03-2017

Description
Be accountable for providing prompt and efficient counter service to customers

Key Roles and Responsibilities
Process Daily Counter Transactions for Deposits and Withdrawals to Savings and Current Accounts (Involving Cash, Cheques, and Inter-Account Transfers), Currency Exchange and Other Wealth Management Products.
Issuance Of Drafts ; Cashier's Orders,
Handle And Resolve Customer Inquiries/Complaints In Professional Manner
Balancing Of Individual Cash
Posting Of Internally Raised Back Office Entries
Handle Foreign Exchange Transactions
Management Of ATM Cash (Nominated Teller)
Maintain Minimum Standard Of Cleanness of the Auto Lobby And ensure Automated Machines Are Functioning And In Order (ATM Teller)
Vault Custodian at Agencies (When Assigned To Work At The Agencies)
Encash Cheques And Other Related Instruments As Per Stipulates Limits And Bank Procedures
Sorting And Clearing Of Soiled Notes
Sort Cash For ATMs (Nominated Teller)
Transfer Of Cash Between Teller And Treasury
Report To Branch operation manager All Suspected Cases Likely to involve Fraud, Forgeries Or Money Laundering
Perform any other duties as assigned by supervisor
Ensure Not to Encash Withdrawals/ Accept Cash Deposits being done by any Staff Member On Behalf of Customers.
Report All Suspicious Transactions And Incidents Of Money Laundering In Line With Group Policy And Standards, Local And Regulatory Requirements.
Ensure Implementation And Monitor Compliance In Relation To Money Laundering Prevention As Specified By Group Policy And Standards And Local Regulations.
Ensure Compliance With Controls And Procedures on Customer Due Diligence introduced to Address Money Laundering Prevention and Compliance Risk Ensure You Adhere to health and safety policies and procedures to ensure that you work in a safe environment and you do not put the safety of staff and customers at risk.

Qualifications and Skills
Thorough knowledge of bank products and procedures
Customer focused
Good communication skills
Ability to adapt and work flexibly as part of the team
Bachelor's Degree or Equivalent
Two years relevant banking experience
Application Instructions
Online application,click APPLY below
 
 

Financial Analyst at US Embassy Tanzania

Application Deadline: 02-04-2017

Description
VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT NUMBER: 17/056

OPEN TO: All Interested Candidates/ All sources

POSITION: Financial Analyst

OPENING DATE: March 17, 2017

CLOSING DATE: April 02, 2017

WORK HOURS: Full-time; 40 hours/week

SALARY: Ordinarily Resident (OR): FSN- 11; (Step 1- TZS 69,422,538 through Step 13- 104,133,810 per annum)

Not-Ordinarily Resident (NOR): FP- 4*
*Final grade/step for NORs will be determined by Washington.

The “Open To” category listed above refers to candidates who are eligible to apply for this position. The “Open To” category should not be confused with a “hiring preference” which is explained later in this vacancy announcement.

ALL ORDINARILY RESIDENT (OR) APPLICANTS (See Appendix A for definition) MUST HAVE THE REQUIRED WORK AND/OR RESIDENCY PERMITS TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR CONSIDERATION.

The US Mission in Dar es Salaam is seeking eligible and qualified applicants for the position of Financial Analyst at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

BASIC FUNCTION OF POSITION

The Financial Analyst (FA) position provides a full range of financial management services to his/her assigned Development Objective (DO) Team and the Mission at large. The FA acts as the “one stop” customer service representative between OFM and numerous internal and external customers including Senior Mission Management; Host Country agency representatives;

implementing partner organizations; and other international donor agencies regarding financial analysis and accounting for projects implemented by the Mission. Specific services performed include: (a) Pre-award and financial reviews of USAID implementers including Government to Government ( G2G) assessments on Government of Tanzania (GOT) systems; (b)

training and advisory services to USAID program staff and partner staff on financial management aspects of USAID activities; (c) coordination and supervision of third-party audits of implementing partners; (d) maintains financial reporting systems and performs analysis for Mission management use; (e) supports Mission’s G2G strategy by serving as a resource

person for both USAID and GOT systems. The incumbent works closely with Technical Office Directors and functions as the Controller’s delegated representative. As such, the Financial Analyst (FA) is empowered to conduct a wide range of functions. The FA works closely with other donors, Government Of Tanzania (GOT) officials, and USAID/W to identify and

implement opportunities for strengthening capacity of the GOT entities, including oversight bodies (NAO, PPRA, Ethics Secretariat, etc.), as well as capacity of local implementing partners, and audit firms, which are frequently called on both to monitor and improve performance of local organizations and government institutions.



MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Support to Technical Teams, Mission Management, and Senior Mission Staff 90%

a) Represents the Controller as the primary point of contact for all financial management services provided by Office of Finance Management (OFM) to the assigned Development Objectives (DO) Team. Advises Mission personnel on the current and future fiscal status of projects and programs under their jurisdiction. This includes providing financial management guidance, advice, and usable information to activity managers, Contracting/Agreement Officers; Program representatives (CORs/AORs) and all levels of Mission management. The FA is the DO team’s resource for complex financial analysis, USG/USAID financial management regulations, reporting, and accurate budgeting.

b) Functions as a full team member for the assigned DO team(s). In this capacity, the FA participates in all DO team meetings and in the development and design of DO strategies and activities, including the selection of implementation mechanisms. Provides budget and financial advice including technical guidance on USAID procedures, regulations and payment policies, as well as accounting and financial requirements. Assists the DO team management in the

interpretation and analysis of historical and projected financial information based on the Phoenix accounting system. Trains, explains and clarifies financial management issues to team members.

c) Provides full range of financial, audit and accounting management support to assigned DO team(s) including review and clearance of project agreements, grants, Implementation Letters (ILs) and other implementing documents, ensuring internal consistency with project design, adequacy of financial forecasting, and conformity with USAID and Mission regulations. Reviews Action Memorandums to the Director and Activity Approval Documents, ensures funding

correctness and availability for unilateral/bilateral agreements, contracts, grants, travel authorizations, Global Acquisition and Assistance System (GLAAS) transactions and all other commitment/obligating documents.

d) Formulates and analyzes project budgets for accuracy. Responsible for the development and presentation of quarterly pipeline/implementation reviews, consisting of analysis of the current financial status of the DO team’s overall activities and individual agreements, including burn rates and future funding requirements based on projections. In coordination with the Program Office, the FA monitors the DO team’s Operating Year Budget (OYB) and its timely execution. Monitors the DO team’s compliance with Agency forward funding guidelines.

e) Performs pre-award surveys, financial reviews and PFMRAF assessments of current and potential local partners in accordance with the annual plan, and writes reports to inform Mission decision-makers. Advises on the development strategy with a focus on strengthening accountability, transparency and sustainability of the host government as well as that of local CPA firms and NGO’s and CSO’s. The Financial Analyst is the key OFM representative in terms of providing consultative and capacity building expertise to grantees, contractors and partner-country beneficiaries.

Performs project site visits to monitor the financial and accountability performance of aid partners, assuring that implementation plans and procedures are being applied, and that appropriate corrective measures are implemented.

g) Leads DO teams in proper stewardship of USG funds. Reviews unexpended fund balances and makes recommendations on appropriate de-obligation actions. Works with DO team members and implementing partners on funding, reimbursements, and expenditure reporting, as well as proper documentation and reporting requirements. Coordinates the DO team’s quarterly accrual submission to ensure compliance with Agency standards. Reviews and monitors program advances.

h) Coordinates the recipient-contracted audit program on behalf of the assigned DO. Assists in development of the annual audit plan, audit scopes of work, coordinates audits of partners, participates in audit entrance and exit conferences, and ensures the audit plan is carried out for their assigned portfolio. The FA develops action plans, drafts external communications, and ensures that audits are completed and audit recommendations are closed within the required timeframes. Advises DO team of all audit issues affecting team goals.

i) Other duties as assigned.

2) USAID Forward and G2G Responsibilities 10%

a) FA advises Mission management on development strategy with a focus on strengthening accountability, transparency and sustainability of GOT financial and management systems. Requires an expert understanding of USAID systems, requirements, and capacity-building tools as well as understanding of GOT systems, requirements, and capacity constraints, from GOT central level government to the district level.

b) Maintains close working relationships to relevant GOT officials to maintain expert and current understanding of GOT financial and management systems. Coordinates Mission’s G2G assessment work in compliance with current Agency policy, drafts Scopes of Work for PFMRAF Assessments, participates in the same and maintains current information for the Mission on GOT systems.



QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED

All applicants must address each required qualification listed below with specific and comprehensive information supporting each item. Failure to do so may result in a determination that the applicant is not qualified.

Education:
A Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance is required. Professional Certification in Accounting(i.e. CPA or equivalent) is also required.

Experience:
Five (5) or more years of progressively responsible experience in professional financial management and analysis, budgeting, auditing, and accounting are required. Must have extensive experience in use of automated financial management and computer systems. Experience with and knowledge of GOT governmental financial and management systems is required. (will be tested)

Language:
Level IV (fluent) in English and Kiswahili (writing, reading and speaking) is required. (This will be tested)

Skills and Abilities:
Excellent writing skills are required to prepare audit and technical reports. The ability to work effectively in a team environment, to adapt, and to achieve consensus is required. Strong IT skills are required to effectively understand systems and present info to management is required.

Application Instructions
Online application,click APPLY NOW below

APPLY NOW

Administration and Finance Officer at The African Advanced Level Telecommunication Institute (AFRALTI)

Application Deadline: 07-04-2017

Description
From Guardian,21st March 2017

2. Administration and Finance Officer
To act as chief Advisor to the Director on all financial and administrative matters of the Institute.

Main Function
Developing and implementing effective administrative and financial internal controls.
• Initiating budget proposals and financial plans of the Institute.
• Financial Strategic Planning.

Job Responsibilities:
The person will:
Prepare annual budgets based on work plans and oversee their adherence.
Prepare and deliver quarterly and annual financial reports for operations.
Coordinate and manage the annual budgeting process and its quarterly review.
Coordinate the preparation and administration of contracts and other legal instruments for use by the Institute.
Ensure all purchases are made according to approved procedures.
Develop and administer cost models for pricing of services offered by the Institute
Undertake cash management including periodic forecasting and reporting on revenue generation and expenditure.
Ensure that monthly bank reconciliations are performed.
Prepare monthly, quarterly and annual financial statements, reports.
Organize for External Audits and auctioning of Auditors observations.
Develop and maintain the Institute's Risk profile
Provision-of on-job coaching and mentoring to -staff members in Administration and Finance Department

Main Outcomes
• Annual Budgets
• Audited Accounts
• Monthly Management Reports
• Contracts and other legal Instruments
• Risk Profile

Qualifications and Experience:

• A minimum of a 1st degree in Finance and/or Accounting with a professional qualification: either ACCA, CPA, ICMA or equivalent.
• A minimum of 5 years' experience as a senior Financial Executive in a medium/large organization.
• High proficiency in computerized financial packages
• Must be below 55 years of age at next birthday.

Remuneration Package.
If you believe you have the relevant qualifications, experience and aptitude to fill this post, please submit your application letter with a comprehensive CV, email and telephone contacts, one passport size photograph, current remuneration, three reputable referees and their contacts, two of whom must hold or have held senior management positions
Application Instructions
Applications should be sent to the address below: The Director General, Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority 20 Sam Nujoma Road, P.O.Box 474 14414 Dares Salaam