
This intermediate specialist performs moderately complex financial management and compliance activities for donor-funded awards throughout the full grant lifecycle - from proposal development to grant closeout and audit preparation. This role supports project teams in developing budgets, monitoring expenditures, preparing donor-compliant financial reports, and strengthening financial controls. The incumbent conducts financial analyses to identify variances and potential risks, provides guidance to project staff on routine donor regulations, and collaborates with partners to ensure accuracy and timeliness of financial data. At this level, the incumbent demonstrates solid working knowledge of grant financial management principles and contributes to improving financial processes and donor compliance. He or she may also coach other specialists concerning technical financial matters.
· Contribute to program and project design by providing financial insights, ensuring proposed activities are cost-effective, financially feasible, and aligned with donor regulations and organizational policies.
· Lead the development of proposal budgets and budget narratives, ensuring accuracy, competitiveness, compliance with donor guidelines, proper cost allocation, and alignment with the technical narrative and implementation plan.
· Conduct comprehensive financial reviews of proposal packages prior to submission to verify budget accuracy, compliance with donor requirements, cost share commitments, indirect cost calculations, supporting documentation, and consistency across all proposal components.
· Provide technical financial support in responding to donor inquiries, clarifications, and issues letters, including budget revisions, cost justifications, compliance explanations, and other financial information requested during the proposal review and award negotiation process.
· Support and participate in award negotiations, including the review and negotiation of budgets, financial provisions, reporting requirements, payment terms, cost share commitments, and award terms and conditions to ensure compliance and protect organizational interests.
*Equivalent education, training and/or certification may be substituted for experience and education shown above
Office – Standard Office Environment
Sitting, standing, and/or walking for up to 8 hours per day
May be required to travel up to 10% of normal schedule

Compassion International is a Christian child development ministry aimed at releasing children from spiritual, economic, social and physical poverty in Jesus’ name.
We are church-based: Compassion believes the Church is God’s chosen instrument to bring hope to a hurting world.
We believe the strategic placement of local churches makes them best suited to address the holistic needs of the children in their communities. And only they can effectively deliver the Jesus-based teaching and whole-life care that children in poverty deserve. Compassion partners with 8,000+ churches in 25 countries around the world to deliver our holistic child development program.
We are child-focused: Compassion’s ministry is focused on the individual child and his/her development. We offer this assistance irrespective of caste, creed, class or religion. At Compassion, we believe entire communities will feel the positive impact of our presence because what happens in the life of a child ripples throughout his or her environment.
We are Christ-centered: Jesus is the core of our ministry and his life and teachings shape our programs. They reflect the spiritual commitments of our staff. And they guide how we love people, respect communities and cooperate with nations.
We are committed to integrity: We hold ourselves to the highest professional and biblical principles in all aspects of our ministry and maintain the highest industry standards for our allocation of funds.
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