Finance Manager - Intl Grants & Compliance (Venezuela)

Samaritan's Purse; Porlamar; On-site; VES 4,200,000 - 7,000,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

International medical, prescription, &

Job summary

Samaritan's Purse in Venezuela is seeking a Finance Manager to lead financial operations for the base, ensuring accurate accounting, reporting, and donor compliance. The role emphasizes building capacity among national staff and coordinating audits.

The position requires Spanish proficiency, accounting education, and experience with grants and foreign currencies. It also involves mentoring staff and partnering with program managers to uphold financial controls within a humanitarian context.

Qualifications

• Spanish proficiency is required (reading and writing).
• Bachelor's degree in accounting or related field; 2–5 years international work experience acceptable.
• CPA or equivalent certification preferred.
• Financial management experience including grants management is preferred.
• Experience with foreign currencies and grants management is preferred.
• Management experience is preferred.
• Twelve credit hours of Biblical studies strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Maintain daily recording of cash, checks, and bank transactions; ensure cash flow and audit readiness.
• Prepare monthly financial reports to Country Director and Headquarters by deadlines.
• Oversee audits/reviews and ensure compliance with field accounting policies.
• Support program managers with financial policies and donor requirements; train local staff.
• Assist with project budgets and regular financial reviews.
• Review/approve financial transactions (FERs, vouchers, cash advances, transfers).
• Other duties as assigned.

Skills

Spanish proficiency

Management experience

Financial management

Education

Bachelor's degree in accounting

CPA or certified

Biblical studies coursework 12 credits

Job description

Samaritan's Purse in Venezuela is seeking a Finance Manager to lead financial operations for the base, ensuring accurate accounting, reporting, and donor compliance. The role emphasizes building capacity among national staff and coordinating audits.

The position requires Spanish proficiency, accounting education, and experience with grants and foreign currencies. It also involves mentoring staff and partnering with program managers to uphold financial controls within a humanitarian context.